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Windows 10: Configure and Support Core Services

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Prepare for Exam MD-100: Windows 10 by reviewing how to configure networking, storage, data access, data usage, and Remote Management in Windows 10.

Syllabus

Introduction

The power of Windows 10 configuration

1. Configure Networking

IP addressing, subnets, and DHCP
Configure name resolution
Connect to a network
Use Windows Firewall
Windows Firewall advanced security
Configure mobile networking
Manage Wi-Fi settings
Add mobile devices to a network
Configure a VPN
Troubleshoot network problems

2. Configure Storage

Manage partitions with Disk Management
Manage storage with PowerShell
Create a VHD
Configure a VHD
Configure removable devices
Create and configure storage spaces
Troubleshoot storage and devices

3. Configure Data Access and Usage

Create and configure folder shares
Configure and use OneDrive
Create and manage permissions
Troubleshoot data access

4. Implement Apps

Configure desktop apps
Configure startup options
Add and remove features
Create and deploy provisioning packages
Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit

5. Configure Remote Management

Use remote management tools
Remote management settings
Remote management with PowerShell
Configure and use Remote Assistance
Configure and use Remote Desktop
Configure and use Remote Assist
Configure and use Quick Assist
Configure Windows Remote Management
Configure Windows Admin Center

Conclusion

Where to go next

Taught by

Joli Ballew

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