Microsoft 70-412: Configuring Advanced Windows Server Services

This course is for IT professionals and system administrators who want to deepen their mastery of Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2, with a clear path to configuring advanced services and improving overall infrastructure reliability, so you can deliver resilient, enterprise-grade services.

In this Microsoft 70-412: Configuring Advanced Windows Server Services training, you’ll build confidence in planning, deploying, and maintaining high-availability server environments. You’ll gain practical, role-ready skills that translate directly to real-world scenarios, from fault tolerance strategies to certificate services and identity federation, helping you stay competitive in today’s IT landscape.

What you’ll gain goes beyond theory. You’ll learn to configure advanced network services, manage Windows Server roles and features, and apply best practices for business continuity. The course covers core components like Active Directory, DNS/DHCP, Group Policy, and PowerShell administration, with a focus on real-world decision making and efficient administration in Windows Server 2012 and R2 features.

Key topics you’ll master include high availability setup, network services configuration, and secure identity management, so you can deliver resilient services to your organization. The course aligns with IT professional needs for Windows Server 2012 R2 certification readiness and practical knowledge you can apply immediately to support, operations, and server management teams.

• High availability and fault tolerance strategies for mission-critical services
• Certificate services configuration and lifecycle management
• Identity federation and secure access across trusted boundaries
• Advanced network services configuration for DNS/DHCP and connectivity
• PowerShell administration for efficient automation

Enroll now to gain a practical, outcomes-focused path toward mastering Windows Server 2012 and 2012 R2 capabilities, credential-ready knowledge for IT roles, and the confidence to manage and sustain robust server infrastructures.