Hello there, and welcome to Pluralsight. Welcome to our course,
Windows Server 2022: Manage Workloads in Hybrid Environments. This
is the first module in the course, and its title is Manage Windows
Server in a Hybrid Environment.
My name's Tim Warner. I'm happy to be your instructor. Our learning goals for
this lesson start with deploying Windows Admin Center as a gateway server, and
we'll also configure target individual machines for Windows Admin Center. We'll
configure PowerShell remoting and particularly, solve the Kerberos second hop
problem by implementing the CredSSP protocol, and we'll finish with a
consideration of just enough administration for PowerShell remoting, so as you
can see, the two marquee subjects for this lesson are A, Windows Admin Center,
a graphical utility that uses PowerShell under the hood, and PowerShell,
specifically in a network context. Let's get started. This course, Manage
Workloads in Hybrid Environments, consists of three modules.
We are right now in the Manage Windows Server in a Hybrid Environment module.
The second module is called Manage Windows Server by
Using Azure Services, and then finally we have Manage
Workloads by Using Azure services.
Recall that this learning path covers exam AZ‑800, Administering Windows
Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure, and this is one half of the
requirements to earn your Microsoft Certified: Windows Server Hybrid
Administrator Associate credential for Microsoft.
I'm also teaching the AZ‑801, Configuring Windows Server Hybrid Advanced
Services learning path for Pluralsight. It doesn't matter which of these
tests you take first, but you'll have to pass them both in order to earn
your Hybrid Administrator Associate cert. If you haven't yet watched the
AZ‑800 introduction course I created,
please look that up in the Pluralsight library.
You can also look at the exercise files that accompany
this course, and in those exercise files, you'll find a link to the path page.