CBT Nuggets 70-416 Microsoft Windows Server 2012

You are IT’s most valuable person. Without you, there are no desktops. Without you, servers have no applications. Users aren’t users. Without you, there is no IT infrastructure.

For far too long, IT’s server administrators have basked alone in the technological limelight. For too long, they’ve sat at the pinnacle of IT’s meritocracy. Bah! Let them have it. There’s a secret we desktop administrators hold dear: There is no pinnacle without a solid foundation.

That foundation is desktop administration. That foundation is you, soon-to-be MCSE.

You know that desktop administration is a quiet, yet powerful IT skillset. Working in the shadows, the expert desktop administrator manifests calm through the storm of never-ending configuration change. The expert desktop administrator wields Windows with a depth of knowledge unsurpassed among peers. Adeptly packaging software while sequencing even the most-challenging of applications, the expert desktop administrator delivers each to meet exactly the needs of their user.

Group Policy Software Installation, Configuration Manager, App-V, RDS RemoteApps, and Microsoft VDI: The expert desktop administrator is the glue that keeps business running on time and under budget.

That’s you, soon-to-be MCSE, and you’re one exam away from certifying your infinite wisdom. Microsoft’s 70-416 exam is the fifth and final stop in your long quest to become an MCSE: Desktop Administrator.

Are you ready to become IT’s most valuable person?


Course Outline
◦Introduction to the MCSE: Desktop Administrator and the 70-416 Exam
◦Designing an Application Distribution Strategy
◦Planning and Implementing Application Compatibility
◦Deploying Applications to the Desktop Part 1 – Group Policy
◦Deploying Applications to the Desktop Part 2 – ConfigMgr 2012
◦Planning and Implementing Application Updates
◦Planning and Implementing Application Upgrades
◦Implementing Applications Security
◦Preparing Virtual Applications
◦Installing and Configuring Application Virtualization Environments
◦Managing Application Virtualization Environments
◦Designing and Implementing a Resilient Virtual Application Delivery Infrastructure
◦Working with App Virtualization in ConfigMgr 2012
◦Planning and Implementing Presentation Virtualization Servers
◦Creating and Configuring Remote Applications
◦Deploying and Managing Remote Applications
◦Designing and Implementing a Resilient Remote Desktop Infrastructure
◦Monitoring Applications
◦Designing and Implementing Business Continuity for Virtual Desktops
◦Updating Applications in Desktop Images





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