This five-day, hands-on training course is designed to teach you the breadth of Microsoft virtual desktop technology, and the course will compare and contrast the various technologies with use cases and best practices. This course builds your skills in Microsoft Application Virtualization (App-V) Service Pack 2 (SP2), Microsoft User Experience Virtualization (UE-V), and Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) as part of Windows Server 2012 R2. Throughout this course, you will learn how to manage, monitor, support, and troubleshoot various Windows-based desktop virtualization solutions.
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Prerequisites
Before attending this course, students must have a system administrator–level working knowledge of:
- Networking fundamentals, including Transmission Control Protocol /Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), User Datagram Protocol (UDP), and Domain Name System (DNS).
- Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) principles and fundamentals of AD DS management.
- Installation, configuration, and troubleshooting for Windows-based personal computers.
- Basic understanding of scripting and Windows PowerShell syntax.
- Desired: Basic understanding of Windows Server roles and services.
Detailed Class Syllabus
Module 1: Overview of Desktop and Application Virtualization
Overview of Virtualization Technologies
Usage Scenarios for Virtualization
Considerations for Implementing Virtualization
Module 2: Planning and Implementing User State Virtualization
Understanding and Planning for User State Virtualization
Configuring Roaming User Profiles and Folder Redirection
Configuring UE-V
Module 3: Planning and Implementing App-V
Overview of Application Virtualization
App-V Architecture
Planning App-V Infrastructure
Deploying App-V Infrastructure
Module 4: Managing and Administering Application Virtualization
Managing and Administering App-V
Modifying Published Application and Configuration Upgrades
Implementing App-V Reporting
Module 5: Planning and Deploying App-V Clients
Overview of App-V Client
Installing and Configuring the App-V Client
Managing App-V Client Properties
Module 6: Application Sequencing
Overview of Application Sequencing
Planning for Application Sequencing
Sequencing an Application
Advanced Application Sequencing
Module 7: Configuring Client Hyper-V
Overview of Client Hyper-V
Creating VMs
Managing Virtual Hard Disks
Managing Checkpoints
Module 8: Planning and Deploying Session-Based Desktops
Overview of Remote Desktop Services
Planning an Infrastructure for Session-Based Desktop Deployments
Deploying Session-Based Desktops
Overview of Remote Desktop Services High Availability
Module 9: Configuring and Managing RemoteApp Programs
Publishing and Configuring RemoteApp Programs
Working With RemoteApp Programs
Module 10: Planning Personal and Pooled Desktops
Overview of Personal and Pooled Virtual Desktops
Planning and Optimizing Virtual Desktop Templates
Module 11: Planning and Implementing Infrastructures for Personal and Pooled Virtual Desktops
Planning Storage for Personal and Pooled Virtual Desktops
Capacity Planning for Personal and Pooled Virtual Desktops
Implementing Personal and Pooled Virtual Desktops
Implementing RemoteApp for Hyper-V
Module 12: Implementing Remote Access for Remote Desktop Services
Extending Remote Desktop Services Outside the Organization
Controlling RD Gateway Access
Module 13: Performance and Health Monitoring of VDI
Overview of Monitoring Desktop and Application Virtualization
Monitoring a Desktop Virtualization Infrastructure