Active Directory Training For Entry Level Help Desk

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[@jeromeworg9394]

Hi JSS, how do I join your class please?

[@will227inyoface2]

I paid $15 to watch a 8 hour udemy course on active directory, and I seriously learned more PRACTICAL skills from this video! Thank you so much!

[@nocolortheory]

I bet. Danse is excellent at explaining things. I have worked in IT and technology since 1989 most of my career. I'm studying for the A + certification that covers hardware and software, which I already do work on daily but I need the credentials

[@williamkirchhofer5095]

As a Systems Administrator I encourage a lot of you to pay close attention to what he is saying and doing, this was an excellent breakdown of how to setup a DC and and use Active Directory, the RSAT was also very important to know unless you want to be logging into the server directly which is not necessary and most companies wont allow you to do so anyway, they will likely require you use RSAT. I'll admit i was a little irritated that she put the IP in the static line but things happen, making a mistake like that in the job field however will not be looked at without a frown and it also showed she was not paying close attention, also problematic. That is basic DC knowledge and it is key when being interviewed. With all of that being said this video is great, ill be passing this down to new learners. It will save me hours of demonstrating.

[@Securebootcybertraining]

your statement comes across as a bit of a jerk. you was irritated by a noob on day 1 of learning a new skill set ? As a " Systems Administrator " your skill set and salary is far to low down the totem pole to act like such a helmet.

[@Jobskillshare]

Time Notes 0:00 to 30:01 Lecture (Important if you are new to IT) 30:00 to 45:00 (Lab: Creating Domain Controller with questions & answers) 46:00 to 01:12(Lab: Working inside Active Directory with questions & answers) 01:12 to 01:17(Lab: Using Share in Domain Network with questions & answers) 01:17 to 01:37(Lab: Working inside Active Directory with questions & answers) 01:37 to 01:45(Lab: Group Policy related to Active Directory) 01:45 to 01:52 How do I register for a full live training

[@odiboufuoma3659]

Wow . i love this class i have experience on ADDS , its interactive

[@techlife4599]

I'm not entry level but I can say, this is the most realistic video I've seen in a long time. Everything he's saying is true. All of it. I'm now a subscriber. Great job. Very realistic. Wish I knew this guy when I was starting out

[@dmartinez4928]

This class was well done. As someone who has taught college and has spent most his career working as a software engineer, I think these very applied approach classes really help the students get the confidence and motivation to constantly push themselves and learn new things. Instructor did a good job answering questions and conducting the class. Tip my hat to you sir.

[@M3nt4LC4t]

I just want to say thank you for this video. I have been working as IT Support for 6 months. This video really helped me to understand about active directory.

[@ibrahimmalik9127]

Just the way he introduced himself and went on about why and how . Instantly subscribed. Realist guy. Power to you man

[@erikaeyasvergara6175]

I have been out to the helpdesk industry for 4 years and i have just decided to apply again. this tutorial is great to catch up. Very direct to the point! Thank you.

[@nanaarhin5567]

This is one of the best tutorials I have ever come across. Even better than what many professors are teaching in Universities

[@Francis-np7ft]

This Man right here is not just a good teacher but also a good mentor that knows what you need to achieve your dream, I'm only 40 mins into this but the break down and how he engage with his teaching is immaculate, wherever you are on this planet, God Bless you.

[@strongties3455]

Each of your words are so true .. I am an IT graduate and no idea of the real IT hands on experience after watching one of your video am so inspired I have to watch all of your videos .. Thank you soo much for such an amazing job it means alot for the people who cant get professional training for job .. JazaKAllah khyr

[@christinacooley3135]

Had no idea where to begin on getting a short brief explanation on AD and ran across this! Loved it and even landed my FIRST job in IT!!! Thank you!

[@Jobskillshare]

This is awesome and congrats. Do check our website for more skills development training hope it helps and thank you for sharing your story.

[@trevorrenkevens4720]

I'm going for my A+ Cert and every entry level IT job wants me to know active directory. This video is very helpful.

[@williamkirchhofer5095]

CompTIA or Cisco?

[@trevorrenkevens4720]

@@williamkirchhofer5095 CompTIA. I’m A+ certified now. Going for my NET+ next.

[@ijustwannabeadrummer]

@@trevorrenkevens4720 Ive got A+ and Net + but I don't think they emphasize Active Directory at all. I failed an interview question which brings me here.

[@trevorrenkevens4720]

@@ijustwannabeadrummer Yeah I’m in the same boat as you. The newest version, which is 1001 and 1002, talk about networks and domains more because of how many entry level jobs want you to be familiar with Active Directory.

[@Malitubee]

@@trevorrenkevens4720 How are you doing now ? Did you ever get your network + ?

[@VengenxGG]

As a beginner This thing right here is what I'm looking for, Every piece was covered just right for IT Helpdesk post. More of this please!

[@macanthony1982]

l learned about two semesters of Active Directory in school... the jobs ive had so far have used elements of Active Directory... if you have the basics of AD, that should be good enough to get an entry level job... why is it called entry level if they want you to have expert experience in AD... 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@arturchilingaryan4625]

Same about help desk specialist with 10+ years experience 😂😂😂

[@macanthony1982]

​@@arturchilingaryan4625😂

[@mosasa1307]

@@arturchilingaryan4625 Just apply, don't get two shits about what ever nonsense requirements they put out...

[@rommel6109]

Your introduction is very spot on regarding certification and not having experience. I was in the same emotion of frustration where I was not able to even get hands on experience but yet I have a certification which basically proves nothing to the real world. Thank you for taking the time on making this video, much appreciated!!!

[@Jobskillshare]

Thank you for the comment, your certification will help alongside this type of training, your resume will look good with that certification because it holds it's own value and you will be confident now with real-world skills training to perform well on interview and your job. Wish you all the best, Thanks Danish

[@anonymoususer8296]

need more people like you out there in the IT industry for helping people the world would be a better place if more people trained this way. most people dont learn from books. i learn from doing

[@AshishShiwakoti]

I was stuck on adding clients on to the domain controller. This really helped. Change computer name Add member of domain. Thanks guys

[@idahagglund524]

I hit the jackpot instantly! Was looking for a good video about active directory. Looking for a job in first line and asked a recruitment company what they're looking for skillwise. This was some of them. Thank you ☺️🙏

[@Jobskillshare]

Glad you did, you take many more on our channel, we also have free courses on jobskillshare.org/free and other services hope it helps thanks

[@JR-lt1vl]

This is so true, i am lucky enough to have a summer intern starting next month. The company understands i have no experience and is willing to teach me what i actually need to know out of the book.

[@Jobskillshare]

Congrats and good luck, with these videos you will learn 10x faster real world skills then just waiting and learning at work.

[@Killua4145]

This video is very informative! I'm currently finishing up my associates of computer science degree and we did NOT go over active directory at all. Our professor just briefly explained it in my "introduction to OS systems" course.

[@jblack8149]

Thank you for caring to do this. I have two certs, but still insecure to go to a company simply because of those “gaps”. I really appreciate this teaching and I’m sure others do as well.

[@steve-o4369]

I know this vid was made 2 years ago, but thank you for the vid, I had to take this semester off so watching this was a really good refresher to keep my skills fresh in my head.

[@garylove2836]

This is a good study guide for people trying to learn AD.I been trying to get my A+ and would like to learn AD cuz I hear helpdesk is one of the first job offers with someone with A+. Keep up the good work.

[@nocolortheory]

I actually work in IT, I have been doing the tasks , but now I need to take A+ exam even though I have some of the skills. This is a great training video. Very true. I do tickets , emails, chats, remote logins, and phone calls to troubleshoot for employees and clients of our companies. I love his Active directory explanation. We get a lot of calls to add and remove employees.

[@garylove2836]

@@nocolortheory that is good you acquired the experience you should be able to pass the A+.I wish you the best.

[@barbobrien9318]

You're a good teacher. Thanks for planning the instruction so intentionally.

[@anonymoususer8296]

well said (intro) about learning and gettting qualifications and doing study etc and then going to do it and its changed or updated and things have moved around and you struggle thats why i believe in experience over qualifications and certifications because i have worked in the IT industry for 20 years from field to project to helpdesk to level 2 and level 3 engineering and seen people come and go like crazy because of struggling to keep up with change and people get in there comfort zone and in the industry i work in now they dont want to move up levels they want to stay where they are they are comfortable and dont want to learn or do study because when they leave the office they want to spend time with there little ones or families and have there own out side or out of office life and the expectations of IT sometimes is just too much and we need to get off the screens sometimes. i respect your channel mate and i think your doing a great job so keep up the good work and well done for helping educate people who struggle and i have started watching you hot seats too and i like the collabs on zoom with people learning and getting help and support from others who have done things before that others may not have because we all have strenghts and weaknesses and some can do things others can not and vice versa so yeah good stuff mate (Y) well done

[@Jobskillshare]

Thank you so much, it makes me happy to such comments from other professionals, it gives me motivation to keep going, I wish you all the best as well and stay blessed. Thanks

[@anonymoususer8296]

@@Jobskillshare your welcome and keep making videos mate i love showing all our new guys that start out in IT helpdesk your page

[@RaffaeleSanseverino]

great lesson :) I worked for a year in a multinational company as service desk , now I'm waiting after did a new interview for another company ;) It's a good video to refresh the memory

[@scottsnow2921]

that gap youre talking about at the beggining is so real. I have my 4 year degree and multiple certs and im coming to youtube to learn basic stuff that was skipped.

[@anilgopie]

Checking this video out since covid I've been out of IT work, doing data analysis work. But that job is coming to an end, so just in case I have to go back to IT. I've worked help desk before, but never did AD work, had 1 network admin that dealt with that

[@batman6540]

As i started as IT support i had like 10 password resets in 4 hours right away...you learn this do blindly after a while. Also thats a great course.

[@AnthonyJackman]

Your comment about folks coming out of college or extensive training saying they have 'the knowledge but have no real world integration'. I see this all the time in the programming world. Keep up the path you are on.

[@diakidis3167]

Thanks!

[@Nimitz_oceo]

Give this man a round of applause!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Thank you so much for such amazing content

[@crabscrustaceus9803]

Wanted to say thank you for providing this learning material. Most of what i learned in college doesn't reflect what is wanted in a Helpdesk job.

[@wrongulator2416]

Done with all 4 days of IT support professional level 1 training, Let's dive deeper with AD 😎 Thank you JSS, thank you Danish.

[@disgruntledvet28]

By far one of the best instructional broken videos ever kudos will be watching more videos after this!

[@exoticMotoArt]

Thanks for providing such a great content. You helped me land a first IT job and hit the ground running. Lots of support from Australia.

[@Jobskillshare]

Thank you for sharing this info, it motivates me to keep going and wish you all the best.

[@uttamdhakal7161]

great man, congrats on getting IT job. I live in Australia as well and looking at your name it is obious u r nepali .Did you do any IT job ready program or self study was enough to get the job?

[@exoticMotoArt]

@@uttamdhakal7161 I did some certification which also helped me. Cisco and Microsoft

[@skater8888]

Thank you for this video; it has been extremely helpful to me, very realistic and agile with its content, proper proper explanation to 'virtual hands-on training'. Well done matey!

[@partv5978]

I feel so inspired to learn and motivated to achieve my goals in the field of IT industry when i watched this video. Thank you so much Sir! more videos and knowledge to come!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 I hope I get hired in the IT industry soon and apply all knowledge I gain to this awesome video tutorial 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@meredithlewis6859]

You're Absolutely Right! 💯I'm at a stand still with an Associate Degree!

[@jessicajavaherian3992]

WOw, everything you said at the beginning of the video describes my education in Cybersecurity. Thanks for making these videos to help us learn!

[@LuisRodriguez-wo6nl]

🏆🏆🏆🥇🥇🥇much respect to you after watching this video.. You are such a great role model everyone should be aspiring to. I can relate to much of what you said in the beginning.. I basically came to NYC back in 1994 with no money lots of naive dreams, my first job was basically a paper boy on a bike , then started as a prep cook at a restaurant and then Just like you said I knew I could do something better with my life ... And now I have my own place here in PA and I work on Fire and access control systems but I wanna focused more on Networking and cloud technologies.. To those US citizens out there that wanna complain and brag about your entitlement. Let me just say that 85% percent of the immigrants that come to this country better themselves within a 11years span period. And at least half of this percentage end up living better and more productive lives than those that where born here originally. How is that possible you May ask? Well for starters we are not wasting time watching sitcoms overdosing or betting on sports maniac madness. We are focused and disciplined man... Anyways Congrats on your channel..

[@MonkeyChopOfficial]

Really appreciate you putting this out for free! I have network and security plus but this video helped fill some real world gaps in my knowledge! Starting at my first job so trying to learn all I can

[@tysondacosta7802]

i have purchased your course on Udemy and i am happy to find you here on KZbin too. You have actually covered stuff.

[@ahmedhassan-jo1yt]

I was waiting someone like you for long time. Thanks for these good training for AD

[@saherohero6112]

You are Sooo right about the teaching of knowledge - but no taught work-skills learning experience. I struggle with this and it makes one feel kind of dumb- even though I know a lot - theoretically speaking.

[@hayodeygyoluomo103]

Thank you for this lecture. it is awesome!!! However am new into IT family and just passed my CCNA last month and search of job right now.

[@12012channel]

Hi, Danish. I have questions about containers vs ou's .What is the advantages of containers over organizational units? When would you use containers instead of ou's? Like, what scenario would you not want to be able to apply gpo's (maybe less overhead?)or in what scenario would the advantages of containers be more advantageous over being able to apply gpo's in an ou ? Sorry, if this was mentioned in the video. I did not catch it.

[@ashbeelkamran4838]

Hey man, your videos on youtube help me land a good IT job. Your lessons are very easy to understand and elaborate. You're doing great work. Will continue to study from your videos. Thank you.

[@Jobskillshare]

Congratulations and wish you all the best 👍

[@ariasabe]

You are right most courses and certifications have very little hands on projects.

[@kaanpiyano1]

I liked your course, very real and informative, it is good to see real-life scenarios.

[@vanniiiie]

I would suggest asking video participants to mute themselves when they aren't speaking. There's way too much background noise that affects the quality of this video but does not affect the content itself. Otherwise this lecture was superb and beneficial as someone applying to help desk jobs and preparing for interviews. Thanks!

[@Jobskillshare]

Thank you, we will keep this in mind for next session. I appreciate your feedback

[@jd6875]

Thanks a bunch for such an informative video. It was very entertaining and closed some gaps of understanding in Active Directory from a help desk perspective instead of a sysadmin in a lab, like the actions between Workgroup users and DCs. Thank you.

[@michaelbryant3643]

he’s the complete opposite of my instructor lol so rude and to the point. i love it lol

[@djtate1975]

Thank You... I got a certification but no real specialized training to land a job.

[@bigg2392]

Thank you for putting up this kind of information! Now a subscriber!

[@MrNgiruwonsanga]

Great traîner, your patience is incredible

[@ryanjeskey3591]

Great job guys. This course is very informative and interactive. I really like how you incorporate real-world scenarios into the training. It is a shame, however, how most of the class seemed to take this for granted.

[@hasindu89]

Thank you. I got my confidence boosted for the upcoming interview. keep it up!

[@Jobskillshare]

Good luck :) you got this

[@tony3954]

This is what I have been looking for. I would love to join more IT classes from beginner to advanced (sysadmin) level. Thank you!

[@B4Real103]

Wow, this was really informative. I wish I had you as a teacher years ago. Thanks for doing this!

[@Jobskillshare]

It's never late, we all learn from each other, i am sure my other videos will help as well Thanks

[@slusheewolf2143]

This video is super helpful, but I wish it was redone, and not as a "class" for Teams. It has ALOT of prerequisites if I'm following at home so that I can run my own "lab", and the prerequisites are not fully explained because the "teacher" already set the lab up. I did AD/GPO back in college but I don't remember a single thing about it, so this video is a refresher.

[@hanlie407]

im a entry level and yes i do have 4 certificates but no training and i receive a job as a 2nd tier helpdesk and its very frustrating because sometimes i am just a courier if someone needs a monitor they will send me i am still not even expert in a ticket. It's not like i don't know how to solve it but it's a bit of how the company works. NO instructions at all and i have to really keep on asking how to do this and that. Sometimes also the ticket i receive is so easy to solve but the helpdesk 1st tier doesn't do their job well They only do the ping. GPO policy force etc etc. while the problem is just pressing the Display.

[@p_de_mango]

Love this tutorial because real life as help desk is like this. Thanks so much for sharing your experience guys

[@fostex437]

This is a damn good lecture. Wow. It has really helped me prepare for my upcoming role that will require Active Directory knowledge.

[@uttamdhakal7161]

did u get it?

[@fostex437]

@@uttamdhakal7161 The job role? Yes. Started beginning of last week. We haven't done much with Active Directory just yet since there is a refresh project we are working on. But as soon as that is done then we will be working with Active Directory. Exciting stuff.

[@uttamdhakal7161]

@@fostex437 congrats man Best wishes

[@nelsonnelson31]

You need to disable first sign-in animation in your group policy settings, this helps users profile load fast. Overall great video though, keep up the good work.

[@Dukes3863]

Thank you so much! This is the first time I heard someone explain and had visuals for real life in IT. I’m really trying to break into this field. I actually landed a interview this Wednesday but i’m really nervous because I don’t work in the field. However I did get a formal education many years ago in Management Informations Systems but this did not prepare me for this interview. What I learned from you today is way more then I learned in college as far as the real world goes. I need more! What else do I need to know?

[@Jobskillshare]

Thank you, we have a lot of resources to prepare you for interview from interview questions to mock interviews and more, first you can check playlist, I have playlist for interviews and you should join the community where we have specific sections for interviews discord.com/invite/bAxDffN

[@marcalexander6450]

How’d the interview go?

[@manzipatrick7335]

Hello community, i have started my internship recently as Helpdesk IT support at a company called Access to Finance Rwanda (a financial organization made by around 30 employees ) in a near-future our company is buying new machines but i don't know how to manage these machines and users in active directory?

[@rachidmoukhabir4431]

Thank you so much for this great tutorial. I couldn't find the virtual lab for Active Directory. Would you please share the link?

[@karag16]

OMG! I just came across your video today in complete dispair ! You nailed it within the first 4 minutes of your video!! I am at a complete loss! 😩 I'm just trying to learn as much as I can on my own, but I don't know if it will even make a difference or not.

[@Jobskillshare]

Yes you can do it, I recommend you join our discord channel meet other women in tech, we have a very active community. Just give it a try and don't give up

[@Jobskillshare]

Here is the link to join: discord.com/invite/bAxDffN

[@babajikathullu311]

Glad I got random recommendations from KZbin. I want to gain more knowledge on Folder redirections. Can you make one??

[@bhavanasundar5561]

The video was very helpful, I am an L1 support for Windows and this was very helpful. Thank you. Can I know the link for part 2? Thanks in advance.

[@blackjaguar324]

33:10 I'm sorry. I didn't understand. When your students said this was a workgroup computer, were they right or wrong?

[@Jobskillshare]

Right answer because it's not joined thanks

[@blackjaguar324]

@@Jobskillshare Okay, thank you.

[@axelmartinez6671]

​@@Jobskillshare so If the PC does not give you an option to log in with diffrent Credentials that means is a workgorup enviroment ?

[@JonSchwaderer]

Great course. I look forward to others you put on KZbin. Simple with great examples. Couldn't ask for more.

[@georgerodriguez8209]

So at 49:00 the idea is that we classify the group and not the user individually ? I'm guessing for efficiency sake you classify the group so that you don't have to give everyone permissions by user but just put the user in the group that has the policy you want to give them.

[@Jobskillshare]

Correct, to make it easy for repetitive permissions or if we have to perform tasks and not have to deal with individual changes we use groups thanks

[@matthewigbinehi1610]

Your method training is the best, this is great...I enjoyed every bit of it Many thanks

[@shawnthompson7080]

Hello! Where is the beginning on this session for day one at? I’m new to help desk

[@Mbderps]

oh man I recognize that office at 11:30 lol. TesOut uses that in their models.

[@Jobskillshare]

Lol yes we use it in our programs:)

[@AmanSharma-jy7lw]

thanks for providing quality content for free

[@khurrammuhammad7958]

Amazing, this video relates so much to my present day situation...thanks saved tons

[@weslypierre5124]

this class is super hands on.

[@Mr24Firefox]

Thank you, I really enjoy your videos. How is shared drive shared with other users? example: if a user leaves the company and Management wants access to that user's shared drive. Is that done in Active directory or the File server on the Domain Controller?

[@ayobamiful1991]

wow great class i learned a lot and I feel confident with ADDS

[@tinamorgan3328]

I agree these guys are awesome love their personalities! I am thankful

[@myob2k]

This was the best detailed and informative informational videos I have ever seen. Worth the time and effort. I would like to join this training. Please show me how.

[@Jobskillshare]

Hello, please check the description or jobskillshare.org thanks

[@_Dpk_]

just awesome video to understand everything in real and practically😍🤩

[@wambamcamcam]

At the 38 minute mark when you told them to ask questions and it went silent I was in shock because I have so many. What are the top 10 things you think somebody should learn who is trying to land a job as a sysadmin or a support role at the very least? I eventually want to get into pentesting, but just want to get my foot in the door for now.

[@amrg211]

First want to say great video! Thank you so much for this. I am studying AD on my own and this was a very well done presentation. One question though. I have a small virtual home lab running a server 2019 VM and a Win 10 client VM. I have 1 admin account and about 1000 user accounts created through a script. For some reason when I install RSAT tools on the client any of my users can access AD even though they have no admin privileges? Any ideas here?

[@habtamusium8646]

it is eye opening for beginners as to me , huge thanks !

[@oshiok22]

Great content! But I had a good laugh when one of the participants asked what kind of man changes his last name 😂😂😂🤣🤣

[@pedrocontrerasavendano8578]

I have a question, at 34:59 you said that a company will have one standard account. Is it good practice to have a local account in a domain joined computer? lets say everything in the computer is in the cloud

[@eli_chaps]

Hello everyone, is there a way to get the images and pictures of the lecture?

[@Bearfoot1979]

this has been super usefull! thanks a lot the moment i can afford it i will be doing your program. thanks a lot.

[@adamfeliciano6321]

Thanks! You use practical language and you’re very patient! Liked and subbed

[@hagarbaidoo6152]

This is a useful video, thank you for the in-depth information on this topic

[@danielalupoae7524]

The question is next: All these computers that join to a Domain Controler must be connected via cable to a switch or this connection can be made wirelessly. For example, I have a domain controller created in a virtual environment on a laptop and also I have my Windows virtualized when I try to connect the windows to the domain is said that the Domain is Not correct. What should I do? should I create a group policy for WIFI connection? Thank you.

[@andresinaga9885]

as far as I can remember, the laptop connected to your domain must be 1 IP range with your AD server, otherwise, they can't connect to each other. It doesn't matter if you using the LAN or Wifi, as long as they are in 1 group of IP private range, they can connect to each other.

[@SoujieSeta]

love this channel very useful and the setup he teaches give broad knowledge on what to possible encounter during interviews and during workplace. Thanks a lot. More life to you Brother!!

[@Zeefood4life]

Fantastic environment especially the change of last name part was funny 😂

[@classiconline1121]

hi, i can't seem to add roles and features on my server manager, what should i do, pls?

[@akosuakris]

Here to learn just in case for my interview with a reputable company. Praying I get the role!

[@Jobskillshare]

Wish you all the best, check our playlist for interview preparations it will help. You got this

[@akosuakris]

@@Jobskillshare I got the job!!! Thanks for your videos!!!

[@Jobskillshare]

@@akosuakris It's your hard work and thank you, I am happy for you as human it's a good feeling. Wish you all the best

[@akosuakris]

thank you