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This course is intended for IT professionals who are responsible for planning, configuring and managing Office 365 environment.

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This Total Learning course is for systems administrators new to Microsoft Azure who wish to gain a practical foundation in the Azure services utilised in an infrastructure as a service deployment model.

Learners can be either experienced systems administrators or relatively new to Windows or Linux administration.

In this course, learners will enjoy the best of both digital and live learning in order to effectively manage an Azure cloud-based environment. The Digital stage includes content and cloud-based labs to provide learners with the fundamentals of Azure, including administration, virtual networking, storage, and virtual machines.

The three-day Live event focuses on proving that you can employ the practical skills you have learned during the Digital stage via a virtual, interactive workshop experience. This will involve building a working cloud infrastructure, covering all of the key components in Azure.

Please note, whilst this course addresses elements of the AZ-104 exam syllabus, the focus is on equipping the learner with the skills necessary to effectively manage an Azure environment, and therefore should not be considered an exam preparation vehicle. However, you will receive the Microsoft Official Curriculum course manual for the AZ-104 course should you wish to undertake further independent study towards the exam at a later date.

Before attending this course, students must have:

Experience working with the Windows Server operating system
Experience of working with Active Directory directory services
Familiarity with the Domain Name System (DNS)
Experience working with Windows PowerShell

Understand the provisioning of an Office 365 tenant including adding custom domains
Manage Office 365 access
Understand directory synchronisation
Deploy Microsoft 365 apps
Configure Exchange online
Configure Microsoft Teams
Configure SharePoint online
Understand the role of Security and Compliance in Office 365
Understand monitoring and troubleshooting of Office 365

This Total Learning course consists of three key stages, all explained during a 1-hour virtual kick off session, which includes a Q&A:

Digital stage – 30+ hours, completed over 4 weeks
Live event – 3 days
Apply stage – up to 20 hours of work over 3 months

Digital stage

Learning Path 1 – Introduction to the course
Learning Path 2 – Provisioning Office 365
Learning Path 3 – Managing Office 365 Users and Groups
Learning Path 4 – Microsoft Apps for Enterprise
Learning Path 5 – Exchange Online
Learning Path 6 – Microsoft Teams
Learning Path 7 – SharePoint Online
Learning Path 8 – Configuring Security and Compliance in Office 365
Learning Path 9 – Monitor and troubleshoot Office 365
Learning Path 10 – Live event readiness

Live event

Office 365 Custom Domains

Adding a custom domain
Custom domain considerations
Requires Office 365 DNS records
Limitations of the Add Domain Wizard

Office 365 PowerShell

Modules
Installing and using Office 365 PowerShell nodules
Running Office 365 PowerShell commands

Microsoft 365 Groups – deep dive

Microsoft 365 Group building blocks
Microsoft 365 Group connectors
Group naming policy
Microsoft 365 Group creation
Controlling Microsoft 365 Group creation
Deleting a Microsoft 365 Group

Configuring administrative access

Azure AD Privileged Identify Management (PIM)
Azure AD Access Reviews
Office 365 Conditional Access

Troubleshooting User Access

Troubleshooting user login
Troubleshooting Exchange access
Troubleshooting SharePoint access

Directory Synchronisation

Directory Synchronisation Overview
Authentication options with a Synchronised Directory
Planning and Preparation
Installing AD Connect & Configuring Directory Synchronisation
Post installation tasks

Centralized Microsoft 365 Apps deployments

Installing the ODT
ODT components
ODT Modes
ODT Configuration files
Office Customization Tool

Exchange Role Based Access Control (RBAC)

Exchange RBAC Role Groups
Exchange RBAC Roles
Exchange RBAC Role Entries
Management Role Scopes

Office 365 Data Loss Prevention

Components of DLP Policies
Creating DLP Policies
Sensitive Information Types
Custom Sensitive Information Types
Creating a Custom DLP Policy
DLP Policy Locations
DLP Incident Reports
DLP Reports
DLP Activity Explorer

Retention Policies

Retention policy data behaviour
Creating Retention Policies
Microsoft Teams Retention Policy considerations
Retention Options

Apply at Work

Create, review or update Office 365 deployment documentation for your environment
Make recommendations on any changes that can be made to improve your Office 365 environment.

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