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Course Introduction • 2min
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Getting Started with Active Directory Domain Services • 52min
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Section Overview
Free lesson
Text | 1 min
Installing the ADDS (Active Directory Domain Services) Server Role
Video | 7 min
Promote the Server to a Domain Controller
Video | 7 min
Forests, Trees and Domains
Video | 2 min
Windows Domain Quiz
Quiz | 5 min
Lab: Installing the Active Directory Domain Services
Lab | 30 min
Introduction to Active Directory Users & Computers • 1hr 24min
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Section Overview
Free lesson
Text | 2 min
Organizational Units (OUs) and Containers
Video | 5 min
Creating, managing and deleting OUs
Video | 5 min
Creating User Accounts with Active Directory
Video | 8 min
Searching for Objects in Active Directory
Video | 6 min
Resetting User Passwords and Unlocking Accounts in Active Directory
Video | 6 min
Understanding Groups and Memberships
Video | 11 min
Disabling and Deleting User Accounts
Video | 6 min
Active Directory Quiz
Quiz | 5 min
Lab: Active Directory Users and Computers
Lab | 30 min
Adding a Second Domain Controller • 1hr 31min
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Notice of change in Lab Names
Text | 2 min
Section Overview
Free lesson
Video | 2 min
Promoting Our Second Domain Controller
Video | 13 min
Flexible Single Master Operation (FSMO) Roles Overview
Free lesson
Video | 4 min
Transferring FSMO (Flexible Single Master Operations) Roles
Video | 5 min
Adding a Second Domain Controller Quiz
Quiz | 5 min
Lab: Adding a Second Domain Controller
Lab | 60 min
Active Directory Backups • 1hr 24min
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Creating an Active Directory / System State Backup
Video | 4 min
Restoring an Active Directory Backup
Video | 7 min
Creating and Restoring Active Directory Snapshots
Video | 8 min
Active Directory Backups Quiz
Quiz | 5 min
Lab: Active Directory Backups
Lab | 60 min
How to Administrate Active Directory with Windows PowerShell • 1hr 58min
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Enabling Script Execution for PowerShell
Video | 6 min
Listing AD Users with PowerShell
Video | 14 min
Creating AD Users with PowerShell
Free lesson
Video | 10 min
Creating User Accounts from a CSV (Comma Separated Value) File
Video | 15 min
Move All Disable Users to Disabled Users OU with PowerShell
Video | 8 min
AD PowerShell Quiz
Quiz | 5 min
Lab: ADUC PowerShell Automation
Lab | 60 min
Administrating AD SS (Active Directory Sites and Services) • 1hr 3min
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Active Directory Sites and Services - Section Overview
Free lesson
Video | 8 min
Configuring Our ITFROUTE01 Server to act as a Router
Video | 11 min
Configuring Active Directory Sites and Services
Video | 9 min
Administrating AD SS Quiz
Quiz | 5 min
Lab: Configure ADDS Between Two Subnets
Lab | 30 min
Active Directory Trusts • 54min
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Window Trusts Explained
Free lesson
Video | 6 min
Configuring DNS Settings for Active Directory Trusts
Video | 6 min
Establish a Two-way Active Directory Trust
Video | 7 min
Active Directory Trusts Quiz
Quiz | 5 min
Lab: Establish a two-way AD Trust
Lab | 30 min
Modifying the Active Directory Schema • 43min
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Add Custom Attributes to Active Directory Users
Video | 8 min
Active Directory Schema Quiz
Quiz | 5 min
Lab: Extending the Active Directory Schema
Lab | 30 min
Course Conclusion • 2min
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having troubles restoring backup. says sysvol not in backup so -authsysvol command not working.
Can you share any specific errors or screenshots?
I tried it again just now and had changed browsers. but also did the recover step last since it had been giving me so much trouble and this time I had no problems doing lab. I had done the lab on my home lab and it had no problems so it was weird the online lab did the 4 times I tired it. With no steps different. other then reopening ad after deleting items and other checks of backup.
I’m sure there was some small detail different that went unnoticed. You can try it again if you want and see if you can do it again successfully 👍
Following steps correctly via the lectures and having the same issue where “No SYSVOL component was found in specified backup.”
I cannot quite discern what you did in order to get it to work for you Ambrose. Could you elaborate more on how you ensured the sysvol was present?
I wanted to note that I reloaded the lab, followed all the steps the same as the first with two additions: I switched from Chrome to Firefox, and after deleting the information from AD, I closed and then reopened AD. Second time around I got it to work.
Hi
Levi Amerine
We are glad you were able to complete the Lab.
Thank you for posting your troubleshooting tips.
Ricardo
I am experiencing the same issue with sysvol. How do I ensure sysvol is in the backup?
I have tried to restart the lab several times to no avail.
same issue with sysvol
I just completed this lab with 100% and it did not “check box” meaning completed after I exited out of the grading page.
Hi
aaron marriotti
I see you have completed the Lab: Active Directory Backups. The one I see is not complete is the Lab: ADUC PowerShell Automation. Let me know if there is an issue with it not marking as complete or if you need further help.
Ricardo
Go back to lab section and just press the check box. It worked for me. Had the same problem before.
I run the system state recovery to end and it goes ok. After lock in as admin i try to check if the backup was restored and I get this error message: Unable to execute script within virtual machine Lab25609542-SADC01. The credentials passed to PowerShell are invalid. So i cant go forward to snapshot because my AD server is not activate? I tried couple of times and same error 🤔
Hi
Ritva Niemela
Is this when scoring the recently performed task out of the virtual machine? If it is the case when clicking the score button make sure Windows is up and running on the desktop.
Let me know if you are ok now since I see your second post on checking the lab to complete it.
Thank you,
Ricardo
I see no OU DNSAdmins group in this lap to delete and then restore
Hi
Isagara Robert
It is located under the Users container.
Ricardo
From the labs, F8 to enter the Advanced Boot Options. You can press F2 or ESC to enter the Boot Manager.
This is Backup and Restoration, what if its a migration from an old server running AD DS to a newly installed AD DS
Typically on Windows Server AD DS migrations, I have installed a new version and joined it to the domain. I then migrate the FSMO roles from the old server to the new one and decommission the old server.
There might be other methods depending on your environment. Here is a link to migrate different roles:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/get-started/upgrade-migrate-roles-features
Ricardo
hi, I am using virtual keyboard to press F8 on power on but VM boots normally. What am I missing? Thank you.
You are doing it right. It should work with the Virtual Keyboard but it is tricky since it might reboot before getting ready to press F8. You can also press the F8 key on your keyboard, placing the cursor on top of the Windows Virtual Machine.
Hi Guys,
I have been running this for a week and have been getting this error message. I have tried all the troubleshooting that I could lay my hands on, including those here but all to no avail.
ERROR- “The value for the parameter or option: version is missing”.
Hey
Divine Kokoti, Try to include a screenshot with any issues you have as it usually answers a lot of questions for us.. With that being said, do you have any screenshots you can send over?
Are you getting this error when you submit the IT lab, or is it a Windows Server or AD error?
After rebooting the pc in DSRM mode, and signing back in with the local admin account, I get an error that states, “The remote shared folder does not exist”. I stored the backup on the shared drive folder [ //sadc01/netlogon ]. I am not able to attach a screenshot in this comment .
Hi
Brandon Addai
That’s correct, I see the folders missing when entering in DSRM. That’s because you are in that special mode trying to recover AD. Your backup should be stored anyway on %systemroot%\sysvol\sysvol\[domain name]\scripts folder. The problem is we can’t trick the wizard during the recovery to use the local path unless you share the scripts folder. It will be a good idea to use another shared folder 🙂
Ricardo
Hello, so it’s probably a dumb question (I’m extremely new to this) but there’s no backup folder in the shared drive, and I have no idea how to create one, what do I do now? 🙁 Thank you in advance for any help!
Hi
Hamza Al-Koubaisi
You need to create the Backups folder under the C:\ drive. Check the following steps on how to do it:
https://www.mustbegeek.com/share-a-folder-in-windows-server-2016/
Ricardo