2 years in IT. One year as a sysadmin. Currently managing an AD of 330 users with multiple DCs in sites across the country :) - lots to learn but it's super interesting.
25 years in IT. First experience with AD was in 2004 as a forest admin on Server 2003, when we stood up AD for the first time, replacing our old NT4.0 PDC and BDCs. We had about 200k people on the domain by the time we were done, and within a few years it was over 2 million users, with over 30 domains in the forest. I've not touched AD since around 2015 with Server 2008R2, so I'm watching your videos to see what's changed.
Honestly in a civilised world saying thank u its a way to apprentice, how can such informative vidoe with 278 views only has four likes? P'ple let's learn to appreciate, such information on other platforms its paid for
thx for this course, It's nice and simple, so I can get started on my windows server journey. Coming from linux system administration, all this is kinda hard to wrap your head around
Hi, Thanks for the videos.It would be great if you provide any practice materials so that along with studying we can practice a real life test, which would give us an idea of the pattern of questions.
I might but it depends on how much interest and their demand is for it. For some courses there is little to no interest so I'll end up creating content for 1-5 people and it sometimes take me as long as week or two to just make one video it aint exactly nice when that happens and it happens xD The AZ-800 luckily had a lot of demand
Thanks for your time and effort on this! I have one question, what do you usually do with 1st Administrator account later on? Do you keep it as your domain admin, do you remove it from that group and just keep it as local admin on DC and add additional account as your domain admin. I mean what would be the best practice? Thanks again!
Time to update my skills now as windows on prem is going to become a thing of the past as working from home is increasing. Desktop pcs are becoming more less now everyone is getting laptops working from home. More and more people are coming into IT now so we need to update our skills to stay relevant in IT support sector. Thanks
True what you say. Everything is moving to Remote, Virtualization and Cloud so there is less and less of a need for on-prem stuff which also means less of a need for those people who used to manage that stuff. If people don't upskill themselves they will quickly become redundant. Scary thought
@@BurningIceTech Yep scary thought so im here trying to do some more certs thanks for the videos. Once i get these 2 exams done with ill move on to more cloud specific ones
On a new Windows Server there is a user automatically created called "administrator and it has full rights. Best security practices are to actually create your own admin account and disable the default admin acct as it's a common attack vector.
Hey,, Thanks for the videos.. my question is, are these videos enough to pass the exam AZ-800 or should I also read articles from learning Microsoft Site?? Thanks
It should be enough but if you have time and if your willing, I will definitely recommend studying other resources too as an extra. The more the better. The Microsoft Site is a great resource to use.
i would like you to explain an example of whar this is like this if you are watching your favorite you tuber he/she started by using microsoft azure like this added their domain then this and this and this is the outcome you will be able to do the same after learning this this is what the company s domain burning ice is doing now that you applied all these things in azure
2 years in IT. One year as a sysadmin. Currently managing an AD of 330 users with multiple DCs in sites across the country :) - lots to learn but it's super interesting.
25 years in IT. First experience with AD was in 2004 as a forest admin on Server 2003, when we stood up AD for the first time, replacing our old NT4.0 PDC and BDCs. We had about 200k people on the domain by the time we were done, and within a few years it was over 2 million users, with over 30 domains in the forest. I've not touched AD since around 2015 with Server 2008R2, so I'm watching your videos to see what's changed.
Oh wow it's been a minute ey :)
Honestly in a civilised world saying thank u its a way to apprentice, how can such informative vidoe with 278 views only has four likes? P'ple let's learn to appreciate, such information on other platforms its paid for
Thanks Peter :)
Crisp and informative content !! Appreciate !!!
Thank you for the video. Can't wait to see the next one
Woo I can't waiting for the next one. Thanks bro
good training
thank you for this
Thank you for this free course, As someone in IT and no prior knowledge on server but only Azure tasks, I'm enjoying the course contents .
thanks for the feedback :) glad your enjoying it and I hope you learn new things
Great job here bro. Thanks
Thanks 4this1 bro!!!!
Thank you! Are you going to do the same with the AZ 801? Az-800 and Az-801 Gives the Hybrid administrator associate certificate :)
thx for this course, It's nice and simple, so I can get started on my windows server journey. Coming from linux system administration, all this is kinda hard to wrap your head around
Hi,
Thanks for the videos.It would be great if you provide any practice materials so that along with studying we can practice a real life test, which would give us an idea of the pattern of questions.
Like this video. it's great
Hello. Fantastic series again. Will you be looking into making the content for the AZ 801 ?
I might but it depends on how much interest and their demand is for it. For some courses there is little to no interest so I'll end up creating content for 1-5 people and it sometimes take me as long as week or two to just make one video it aint exactly nice when that happens and it happens xD The AZ-800 luckily had a lot of demand
Thanks for your time and effort on this! I have one question, what do you usually do with 1st Administrator account later on? Do you keep it as your domain admin, do you remove it from that group and just keep it as local admin on DC and add additional account as your domain admin. I mean what would be the best practice? Thanks again!
Thanks!
Sir, after completing this playlist, will we pass the exam
Time to update my skills now as windows on prem is going to become a thing of the past as working from home is increasing. Desktop pcs are becoming more less now everyone is getting laptops working from home. More and more people are coming into IT now so we need to update our skills to stay relevant in IT support sector. Thanks
True what you say. Everything is moving to Remote, Virtualization and Cloud so there is less and less of a need for on-prem stuff which also means less of a need for those people who used to manage that stuff.
If people don't upskill themselves they will quickly become redundant. Scary thought
@@BurningIceTech Yep scary thought so im here trying to do some more certs thanks for the videos. Once i get these 2 exams done with ill move on to more cloud specific ones
nice video man. But I didn't understand what username you are using to login after the reboot.
On a new Windows Server there is a user automatically created called "administrator and it has full rights. Best security practices are to actually create your own admin account and disable the default admin acct as it's a common attack vector.
Hey,, Thanks for the videos.. my question is, are these videos enough to pass the exam AZ-800 or should I also read articles from learning Microsoft Site?? Thanks
It should be enough but if you have time and if your willing, I will definitely recommend studying other resources too as an extra.
The more the better. The Microsoft Site is a great resource to use.
I would also recommend taking a practice exam. They should be available on Microsoft's site for free.
319 Users at my current Job. But in my previous had +- 3000 users as it was a call center lol
DSRM password is not the domain admin password. Otherwise good job.
DSRM password allows the admin to restore o repair an AD database
For this course AZ-800, is this based on Server 2019 or Server 2022, or it does not matter because 2019 and 2022 are close to being the same ?
So I have an issue. When I try to login into my domain as an admin, it is not letting me. I am copying exactly what you doing. What am I doing wrong?
where do you configure the domain admin password
Can i download windows server on mu pc
i would like you to explain an example of whar this is like this if you are watching your favorite you tuber he/she started by using microsoft azure like this added their domain then this and this and this is the outcome you will be able to do the same after learning this this is what the company s domain burning ice is doing now that you applied all these things in azure