Microsoft - Enterprise Devices and Apps

Erlangen Sie das Wissen zu Enterprise Devices and Apps schneller als bei herkömmlichen Trainingskursen. In unserem 6-Tages-Intensivkurs erlernen Sie die Fähigkeiten, Geräte in einer modernen Bring-Your-Own-Device (BYOD) Unternehmensumgebung zu steuern.

Microsoft hat diesen Kurs eingeführt, um der wachsenden BYOD-Nutzung in Unternehmen gerecht zu werden. IT Administratoren müssen erweiterten Support für Anwendungen und Geräte liefern - diese Zertifizierung belegt, dass Sie über das dafür nötige Wissen verfügen.

Werden Sie zum Enterprise & Apps Experten!

Falls Sie eine der beiden Prüfungen dieses Kurses erfolgreich absolvieren und eine MCSA Windows 10 Zertifizierung haben, erhalten Sie zusätzlich die MCSE Mobility Zertifizierung.Falls Sie Fragen dazu haben, unsere Kursberater helfen Ihnen gerne weiter.

Firebrand Training ist ein offizieller Microsoft Learning Partner – Sie erhalten praktische Übungen, lernen mit Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOCs) und vertiefen folgende Themen:

• Implementierung der Betriebssystembereitstellung (Operating System Deployment (OSD)) Infrastruktur
• Erstellung und Wartung von Desktop Images
• Bereitstellung und Steuerung virtueller Anwendungen und mobiler Geräte
• Planung und Implementierung der Software

In diesem All-Inklusive Intensivkurs erlangen Sie die Qualifizierung, welche für einen Karrierepfad im Bereich Desktop Support Technician bis Enterprise Management nötig ist.

Mit dem Firebrand-Intensiv-Trainings-Konzept können Sie Ihr Weiterbildungsziel in kürzester Zeit erreichen:

Statt in 2 Kursen mit insgesamt 10 Trainingstagen, erlernen Sie Enterprise Devices and Apps bei Firebrand in einem 6-Tages-Intenisv-Kurs. Zudem absolvieren Sie alle 2 Prüfungen während des Kurses in unserem Prüfungscenter.

Dieser Kurs hat eine maximale Teilnehmerzahl von 12 Personen. Wir berücksichtigen damit die anspruchsvollen, praxisnahen und umfangreichen Kursinhalte sowie die hohen Prüfungsanforderungen seitens Microsoft.

Firebrand ist Microsoft Learning Partner. Daher profitieren Sie von folgenden Vorteilen:

• Microsoft Certified Trainer - Sie werden von erfahrenen Trainern unterrichtet, die von Microsoft zertifiziert wurden und über mehrjährige Branchenerfahrungen verfügen.
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• Dieser Kurs beinhaltet praktische Übungen mit integrierten Labs zu den verschiedenen Lerninhalten, die auf das vermittelte theoretische Wissen aufbauen. Dies wird Ihnen helfen, Ihre neuen Kenntnisse in Real-World Szenarien einzusetzen.

20695A: Deploying Windows Devices and Enterprise Apps

Module 1: Assessing the Network Environment for Supporting Operating System and Application Deployment

Get an overview of the enterprise desktop life cycle. You'll learn how to assess hardware and infrastructure readiness for a desktop deployment, and how to use the Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit (MAP) to assess deployment readiness.

Lessons

• Overview of the Enterprise Desktop Life Cycle
• Assessing Hardware and Infrastructure Readiness for a Desktop Deployment
• Using MAP to Assess Deployment Readiness

Lab: Assessing the Network Environment for Supporting Operating System and Application Deployment

• Collecting Hardware and Application Inventory by using Configuration Manager
• Determining Infrastructure Readiness by using MAP

Module 2: Determining Operating System Deployment Strategies

Learn how to identify the most appropriate operating system deployment strategy based upon organisational requirements. You'll study tools and deployment strategies, different types of operating system deployments, and alternative deployment strategies for desktop computers.

Lessons

• Tools and Deployment strategies for an Effective Operating System Deployment Strategy
• Operating System deployment using High-Touch with Retail Media
• Operating System deployment using High-Touch with Standard Image
• Operating System deployment using Lite-Touch
• Operating System deployment using Zero-Touch
• Alternative deployment strategies for Windows Desktops

Lab: Determining Operating System Deployment Strategies

• Identifying Operating System deployment strategies for a Small Network
• Identifying Operating System deployment strategies for a Medium-Sized Network
• Identifying Operating System deployment strategies for an Enterprise Network
• Installing the Windows Automated Deployment Kit

Module 3: Assessing Application Compatibility

You'll learn how to assess application compatibility issues and identify mitigation solutions to ensure that applications function successfully after an operating system deployment. You'll also study how to use ACT to address application compatibility issues.

Lessons

• Diagnosing Application compatibility issues
• Mitigating Application compatibility issues
• Using ACT to Address Application compatibility Issues

Lab: Assessing Application Compatibility

• Analysing Applications for Potential compatibility issues
• Mitigating Application compatibility issues

Module 4: Planning and Implementing User State Migration

This module describes user state migration strategies, and explains how you can configure these strategies during operating system deployments.

Lessons

• Overview of User State Migration
• Overview of USMT 5.0
• Planning User State Migration
• Migrating User State by using USMT

Lab: Planning and Implementing User State Migration

• Planning for User State Migration
• Creating and customising USMT XML Files
• Capturing and Restoring User State by using USMT

Module 5: Determining an Image Management Strategy

You'll study the Windows image file format, and get an overview of image management. You'll also learn how to determine the most appropriate image management strategy to support operating system and application deployments.

Lessons

• Overview of the Windows Image File Format
• Overview of Image Management

Lab: Determining an Image Management Strategy

• Assessing Business Requirements to Support an Image Management strategy

Module 6: Preparing For Deployments Using Windows ADK

This module describes the tools provided in Windows ADK, and explains how you can use them to prepare for and support automated deployment strategies.

Lessons

• Overview of the Windows Setup and Installation Process
• Preparing Boot Images using Windows PE
• Automating and Preparing the Installation of an Image using Windows SIM and Sysprep
• Capturing and Servicing a Reference Image

Lab: Preparing the Imaging and Windows PE Environment

• Configuring a custom Windows PE Environment

Lab: Building a Reference Image by Using Windows SIM and Sysprep

• Building custom Answer Files by using Windows SIM
• Installing a Reference Computer by using a custom Answer File
• customising Image in Audit Mode and preserve the Profile Changes using Sysprep

Lab: Capturing and Servicing a Reference Image

• Capturing a Reference System Image
• Servicing a Reference Image

Module 7: Supporting PXE-Initiated and Multicast Operating System Deployments

Learn how to identify solutions to support PXE-initiated and multicast solutions when performing operating system deployment tasks. This module also describes the process of installing and configuring the Windows DS environment.

Lessons

• Overview of PXE-Initiated and Multicast Operating System Deployments
• Installing and configuring the Windows DS Environment

Lab: Configuring Windows DS to Support PXE and Multicast Operating System Deployments

• Planning the Windows DS Environment
• Installing and configuring the Windows DS Server Role

Module 8: Implementing Operating System Deployment by Using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit

Discover how to configure an operating system deployment strategy using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit. You'll also learn how to plan for the MDT environment, implement MDT 2013, and integrate Windows DS with MDT.

Lessons

• Planning for the MDT Environment
• Implementing MDT 2013
• Integrating Windows DS with MDT

Lab: Operating System Deployment using the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit

• Planning for the MDT Environment
• Installing MDT 2013 and prerequisites
• Creating and configuring the MDT 2013 Deployment Share
• Deploying and capturing a Reference Operating System Image

Module 9: Implementing Operating System Deployment by Using System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager

During this module you'll study operating system deployment, and the process of preparing the site for operating system deployment. You'll also learn how to configure an operating system deployment strategy using System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager.

Lessons

• Overview of Operating System Deployment
• Preparing the Site for Operating System Deployment
• Deploying an Operating System Image

Lab: Preparing the Site for Operating System Deployment

• Managing Site System Roles Used to Support Operating System Deployment
• Managing Packages to Support Operating System Deployment

Lab: Deploying Operating System Images for Bare-Metal Installations

• Preparing the Operating System Image
• Creating a Task Sequence to Deploy an Image
• Deploying an Image

Module 10: Integrating MDT and Configuration Manager for Operating System Deployment

Learn how to integrate MDT with Configuration Manager to support operating system deployment procedures. This module also reviews the features provided by integrating MDT and Configuration Manager.

Lessons

• Integrating Deployment Tools with Configuration Manager
• Reviewing the Features Provided by Integrating MDT and Configuration Manager

Lab: Integrating MDT and Configuration Manager for Operating System Deployment

• Integrating MDT and Configuration Manager
• Creating an MDT Boot Disk
• Creating and deploying an MDT Task Sequence using Configuration Manager

Module 11: Activating Clients and Managing Additional Configuration Settings

Study how to implement volume license activation and determine configuration settings for client computers. You'll also learn how the different volume license activation solutions.

Lessons

• Volume License Activation Solutions
• Determining Additional Configuration Client Settings

Lab: Configuring Additional Settings for Computer Clients

• Creating a Common Windows Start Screen and custom Power Plan
• Creating a Client Preferences GPO

Module 12: Deploying Office 2013

This module explains how to customise and deploy Microsoft Office 2013 to an enterprise network environment. You'll study the methods for deploying Office 2013, customising Office deployments, and deploying Office 2013 from Office 365.

Lessons

• Methods for deploying Microsoft Office 2013 Editions
• customising Office deployments
• Deploying Office 2013 from Office 365
• Considerations for deploying Office 2013 using App-V
• Managing Office Settings

Lab: Deploying Microsoft Office 2013 Using the Office Customisation Tool

• using OCT to customise an Office 2013 deployment
• Deploying a Click-to-Run version of Office 2013

20696A: Managing Enterprise Devices and Apps using System Center Configuration Manager

Module 1: Managing Desktops and Devices in the Enterprise

Understand the features included in System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager and Windows Intune and how you can use these solutions to manage desktops and devices in an enterprise environment.

Lessons

• Systems Management using Configuration Manager and Windows Intune
• Overview of Configuration Manager and Cloud Services Architecture
• Overview of the Configuration Manager Administrative Tools
• Monitoring and Troubleshooting a Configuration Manager Site
• Introduction to Queries and Reports

Lab: Performing Administrative Tasks by using the Configuration Manager Tools

• Searching in the Configuration Manager Console
• Using Windows PowerShell with Configuration Manager
• Managing Components by using Configuration Manager Service Manager
• Monitoring Site and Component Status
• Reviewing Log Files by using Configuration Manager Trace Log Tool

Lab: Creating Queries and Configuring Reporting Services

• Creating Data Queries
• Creating Subselect Queries
• Configuring a Reporting Services Point

Module 2: Preparing the Infrastructure to Support Desktop and Device Management

This module explains how to prepare the management infrastructure including the configuration of boundary groups, resource discovery, role-based administration, and mobile device management integration with Exchange Server.

Lessons

• Configuring Boundaries and Boundary Groups
• Configuring Resource Discovery
• Configuring the Exchange Server Connector for Mobile Device Management
• Configuring User and Device Collections
• Configuring Role-Based Administration

Lab: Configuring Boundaries and Resource Discovery

• Configuring Boundaries and Boundary Groups
• Configuring Active Directory Discovery Methods

Lab: Configuring User and Device Collections

• Creating a Device Collection
• Creating a User Collection
• Configuring a Maintenance Window

Lab: Configuring Role-Based Administration

• Configuring a New Scope for Toronto Administrators
• Configuring a New Administrative User

Module 3: Deploying and Managing the Configuration Manager Client

Learn how to deploy and manage the Configuration Manager client.

Lessons

• Overview of the Configuration Manager Client
• Deploying the Configuration Manager Client
• Managing Client Settings in Configuration Manager

Lab: Deploying the Configuration Manager Client Software

• Preparing the Site for Client Installation
• Deploying the Configuration Manager Client Software by using Client Push Installation

Lab: Managing Client Settings

• Configuring Client Settings

Module 4: Managing Inventory for PCs and Applications

During this module you'll study the inventory collection process and learn how to configure, manage, and monitor hardware and software inventory, and use Asset Intelligence and Software Metering.

Lessons

• Overview of Inventory Collection
• Configuring Hardware and Software Inventory
• Managing Inventory Collection
• Configuring Software Metering
• Configuring Asset Intelligence

Lab: Configuring and Managing Inventory Collection

• Configuring Hardware Inventory

Lab: Configuring Software Metering

• Configuring Software Metering

Lab: Configuring and Managing Asset Intelligence

• Preparing the Site for Asset Intelligence
• Configuring Asset Intelligence
• customising the Asset Intelligence Catalog
• Viewing Asset Intelligence Reports

Module 5: Distributing and Managing Content Used for Deployments

Learn how to identify and configure the most appropriate method to distribute and manage content used for deployments.

Lessons

• Preparing the Infrastructure for Content Management
• Distributing and Managing Content on Distribution Points

Lab: Distributing and Managing Content for Deployments

• Installing a New Distribution Point
• Managing Content Distribution
• Implementing Content Prestaging

Module 6: Deploying and Managing Applications

This module explains how you can distribute, deploy, and monitor applications for managed users and systems.

Lessons

• Overview of Application Management
• Creating Applications
• Deploying Applications
• Managing Applications
• Configuring and Deploying Windows Store Apps
• Deploying Virtual Applications by using System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager

Lab: Creating and Deploying Applications

• Installing and Configuring the Application Catalog Roles
• Creating Applications with Requirements
• Deploying Applications

Lab: Managing Application Supersedence and Removal

• Managing Application Supersedence
• Uninstalling the Excel Viewer Application

Lab: Deploying Windows Store Apps by using System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager

• Configuring Support for Sideloading Windows Store Apps
• Configuring a Windows Store App
• Deploying Windows Store Apps to Users

Lab: Deploying Virtual Applications by using Configuration Manager

• Configuring Support for App-V
• Creating and deploying Virtual Applications

Module 7: Managing Mobile Devices by Integrating Windows Intune with Configuration Manager

Learn how to integrate Windows Intune and System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager to manage mobile devices. There is no lab following this module.

Lessons

• Overview of Managing Mobile Devices by using System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager
• Managing Mobile Devices by using the Windows Intune Connector
• Deploying Applications to Mobile Devices

Module 8: Maintaining Software Updates for Managed PCs

During this module you'l learn how to maintain software updates for PCs managed by Configuration Manager. 

Lessons

• Overview of Software Updates
• Preparing a Configuration Manager Site for Software Updates
• Managing Software Updates
• Configuring Automatic deployment Rules
• Monitoring and Troubleshooting Software Updates

Lab: Configuring the Site for Software Updates

• Configuring and Synchronising the Software Update Point

Lab: Deploying and Managing Software Updates

• Determining Software Update Compliance
• Deploying Software Updates to Clients
• Configuring Automatic deployment Rules

Module 9: Implementing Endpoint Protection for Managed PCs

Learn how to use System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager to implement Endpoint Protection.

Lessons

• Overview of Endpoint Protection in Configuration Manager
• Configuring and Monitoring Endpoint Protection Policies

Lab: Implementing Endpoint Protection

• Configuring the Endpoint Protection Point and Client Settings
• Configuring and deploying Endpoint Protection Policies
• Monitoring Endpoint Protection

Module 10: Managing Compliance and Secure Data Access

During this module you'll learn how to manage configuration items, baselines, and profiles to assess and configure compliance settings and data access for users and devices.

Lessons

• Overview of Compliance Settings
• Configuring Compliance Settings
• Viewing Compliance Results
• Managing Data Access by using Profiles

Lab: Managing Compliance Settings

• Managing Configuration Items and Baselines
• Viewing Compliance Settings and Reports
• Configuring Remediation in Compliance Settings
• Using Compliance Information to Create Collections

Module 11: Managing Client Status, Power Management, and Remote Administration

Learn how to use Configuration Manager to manage and monitor client activity and health status.

Lessons

• Configuring and Monitoring Client Status
• Configuring Power Management
• Configuring Remote Tools

Lab: Configuring and Monitoring Client Status

• Configuring and Monitoring Client Communication and Health Status

Lab: Configuring Power Management Settings

• Applying a Power Management Plan

Lab: Configuring Remote Tools

• Configuring the Remote Tools Client Settings and Permissions
• Managing Desktops by using Remote Control

Module 12: Maintaining Configuration Manager Sites And Site Systems

Configure site maintenance tasks and perform backup and recovery of a site system.

Lessons

• Overview of Configuration Manager 2012 Site Maintenance
• Performing Backup and Recovery of a Configuration Manager Site

Lab: Maintaining System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager

• Configuring Maintenance Tasks in Configuration Manager
• Configuring the Site Backup Task
• Recovering a Site from a Backup

Sie legen die folgenden Prüfungen im Firebrand Trainingscenter ab, welche von unserer Leistungsgarantie umfasst sind:

• Prüfung 70-695: Deploying Windows Desktops and Enterprise Applications
• Prüfung 70-696: Administering System Center Configuration Manager and Intune

Folgende Kursunterlagen erhalten Sie während des Intensivkurses:

• MOC 20695: Deploying Windows Desktops and Enterprise Applications
• MOC 20696: Administering System Center Configuration Manager and Intune

Sie erfüllen die Voraussetzungen durch die Teilnahme an folgenden Kursen:

• Microsoft MCSA: Windows 8.1 oder
• Microsoft MCSA: Windows 10 oder
• MCSA: Windows Server 2012

Wir empfehlen zusätzlich, dass Sie folgende Bereiche auf Systemadministrator-Level beherrschen:

• Netzwerkgrundlagen (Netzwerkprotokolle, Hardware, Rooting und Switching)
• Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) Prinzipien und Managementgrundlagen
• Installation, Konfiguration und Fehlerbehebung bei Windows-basierten Computern

Ferner empfehlen wir ein grundlegendes Verständnis der folgenden Themen:

• Grundlegende Konzepte der Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Sicherheit
• Skripte und Windows PowerShell Syntax
• Windows Server Rollen und Dienste
• Management Aufgaben mit dem System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager

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