Learn Windows Server 2022 in Just 30 Mins

[@masoncottrell8640]

awesome man, i'm going for a systems engineer role next week, had forgotten how to use AD and domain controllers in my time as a hardware technician but this has kickstarted my prep studies immensely!

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

That’s awesome good luck with the interview. Let me know how it goes. 😊 👍

[@chonnyung5084]

Great video

[@MISTYEYED.]

THANK YOU

[@jerryxie777]

Looking forward for some deep dive topic for the windows 2022😮

[@simple-security]

How about a core install including defender for cloud and defender. I'd imagine that's a pretty common install these days. And put it on hyper v and use arc as a cheaper demo.

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

Great suggestion

[@itstime3088]

What is the best tools to use for record and setup a virtual tutorial training like this. Perhaps you can create a video to show us.

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

I use Camtasia but there are plent of free options out there :-)

[@silvanabongiorno3292]

💻thanks Andy, not very different from Windows Server 2019.

[@DB-pi7yg]

Are you reviewing topics on windows 2022? Or previous version ?

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

Windows server 2022 many of its features however haven’t changed. This of course is all changed with window server 2025.

[@francescobedinijacobini]

Cool video! I'm surprised that WINS is still there: I thought MS had decided to pull the plug on that service back with Win2003... Regarding DNS, there is also a HOSTS file that all machines have that PCs check for name resolution. When you query a name, the computer first checks that file (in sytem32/drivers/etc), then it goes to your local DNS server if you have one, then it goes to the root servers as you mention, etc.. If I am not mistaken, the Hosts file is the legacy of the original text file that ARPANET had back in the 80s when there were very few computers connected to one another.

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

You are quite correct about Hosts. But for the sake of learning I felt like it would just confuse folks. Just like wins.

[@Michaelmaertzdorf]

Are you going to do a 2025 one "soon" ? As Server 2025 is due to arrive soon(tm)

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

You read my mind. Problem is I can't install on my Mac for testing. :-D

[@BhanuBanu-o2g]

where we have to search server manager in pc

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

It’s in the main menu. Only in Windows server edition

[@ACrispiels]

Is there a particular reason why Microsoft does not allow enrolling servers in Intune, especially when they play the role of rd session hosts ?

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

Intune has always been about clients not servers, however, I have heard rumours that this may change in due course. It’s a waiting game I’m afraid.

[@ACrispiels]

@@AndyMaloneMVP A RD sessions host server may be seen as a client, that was the meaning of my question ;-)

[@SanjiD-s4v]

Hey Andy, can you please help with the GPO? Let's say I'm the super administrator for my Windows server, where I can edit and manage all OUs. I have a junior IT guy with administrator permissions. I want to ensure he can only make changes to certain things like installing and downloading software. How can I prevent him from editing OUs on the server? Please help and create a video if you can

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

You could probably do this via a Power shell script. Check out Powershellgallery.com

[@iscariotproject]

the key to active directory that 99% of all instructors ignore,You apply group poliicies to OUs ...you cant apply group policy to containers....containers is just a default folder made by the the server you dont use them...the entire point of active directory is to apply group policies to users and computer in OUs

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

You are quite correct

[@bulcub]

couldn't I just add a server and use a different ip address for dhcp? instead of using the DC?

[@AndyMaloneMVP]

Absolutely, you can split rolls on multiple service. In fact it’s probably best practice to have a DHCP server on a non-DC 👍

[@Jack_Warner]

This looks too complicated and bloated. I've been using Ubuntu Server for the past five years. Although it's all command line, I'm pretty savvy with it. I was going to install this on an old laptop that only has 4gb of RAM.