This module introduces learners to the fundamentals of PowerShell, including its interface, essential cmdlets, scripting capabilities, and remote management features. You will explore practical workflows for daily administrative tasks, learn how to customize your environment, and leverage advanced tools like Desired State Configuration and WinGet. By the end, you'll be equipped to automate and streamline Windows administration using PowerShell.

This module explores strategies for achieving high availability and redundancy in Windows Server 2025 environments. Learners will compare network load balancing and failover clustering, configure redundant web and file services, and examine advanced features like Storage Spaces Direct and BitLocker integration. Practical setup steps and best practices are included to ensure resilient server deployments.

This module explores the fundamentals of container technology in Windows Server 2025, including container isolation, virtualized time zones, and the differences between Server Core and Nano Server as container bases. Learners will gain hands-on experience with Docker and Kubernetes, and understand how to install and manage containers in a Windows environment. The module also highlights the evolving role of containers in hybrid and cloud-first infrastructures.

This module guides learners through the installation, configuration, and management of Hyper-V on Windows Server 2025. You will explore new features, set up virtual machines and networking, manage virtual hardware, and implement security enhancements such as encryption and host key attestations. Practical steps for integrating Linux and troubleshooting common scenarios are also covered.

This module guides learners through the architecture, configuration, and management of Remote Desktop Services (RDS) in a Windows Server environment. You will explore RDS components, session publishing, user profile management, licensing, and best practices for deployment and maintenance. By the end, you'll be equipped to set up, optimize, and troubleshoot RDS solutions for centralized application and desktop delivery.

This module introduces essential troubleshooting tools and techniques for Windows Server environments. Learners will explore built-in utilities like Task Manager, Resource Monitor, and Performance Monitor, as well as advanced tools from Sysinternals and DTrace, to diagnose and resolve system issues. The module also covers event log analysis, file permission auditing, and remote process execution to enhance server reliability and performance.