Latest AZ-800 Exam Questions & Answers Complete Course 2023

Master the AZ-800 Exam: Your Path to Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure Expertise

Are you preparing for the AZ-800: Administering Windows Server Hybrid Core Infrastructure certification? Gain a competitive edge with a course designed by an expert passionate about education and assessment, with a keen eye for the skills Microsoft emphasizes in this crucial exam. We focus on the key concepts and practical skills you need to succeed.

Why Choose This AZ-800 Course?

• Expert-Led Instruction: Benefit from a course created by someone deeply invested in education and assessment, ensuring a clear and effective learning experience.
• Detail-Oriented Approach: We meticulously identify the core competencies assessed in the AZ-800 exam.
• Effective Question Design: Our practice questions are specifically crafted to measure your understanding of essential Windows Server concepts and skills.
• Accurate & Clear Explanations: Receive easy-to-understand answers that solidify your knowledge.
• Realistic Time Management: Practice with exam-style questions designed to simulate the time constraints of the actual AZ-800 exam.
• Diverse Question Formats: Develop your skills with a variety of question types, including multiple-choice, true/false, and short/long answer questions.

Who is the AZ-800 Exam For?

This exam is designed for professionals responsible for configuring and managing Windows Server environments across on-premises, hybrid, and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) platforms. If you manage Windows Server integration with Azure services and on-premises networks, this course is for you.

Typical Responsibilities of an AZ-800 Professional Include:

• Integrating Windows Server environments with Azure services.
• Managing Windows Server in on-premises networks.
• Managing and maintaining Windows Server IaaS workloads in Azure.
• Migrating and deploying workloads to Azure.
• Collaborating with Azure Administrators, Enterprise Architects, Microsoft 365 administrators, and network engineers.

You'll learn to:

• Deploy, package, secure, update, and configure Windows Server workloads using on-premises, hybrid, and cloud technologies.
• Implement and manage on-premises and hybrid solutions for identity, security, management, compute, networking, storage, monitoring, high availability, and disaster recovery.
• Utilize administrative tools and technologies like Windows Admin Center, PowerShell, Azure Arc, Azure Policy, Azure Monitor, Azure Automation Update Management, Microsoft Defender for Identity, Microsoft Defender for Cloud, and IaaS VM administration.

Key AZ-800 Practice Test Topics Covered:

This course provides comprehensive coverage of the topics assessed on the AZ-800 exam, with approximate percentage breakdowns:

• Deploy and manage AD DS in on-premises and cloud environments (30–35%)

  • Deploy and manage domain controllers on-premises and in Azure.
  • Deploy and manage RODCs (Read-Only Domain Controllers).
  • Configure and manage multi-site, multi-domain, and multi-forest environments.
  • Configure and manage forest and domain trusts.
  • Configure and manage AD DS sites.
  • Configure and manage AD DS replication.
  • Create and manage AD DS security principals (users, groups, gMSAs).
  • Join Windows Servers to AD DS, Azure AD DS, and Azure AD (Microsoft Entra).
  • Implement and manage hybrid identities (Azure AD Connect, Azure AD Domain Services, Azure AD Connect Health).
  • Manage authentication in on-premises and hybrid environments.
  • Manage Windows Servers using domain-based Group Policies (GPOs) and Group Policy Preferences.

• Manage Windows Servers and workloads in a hybrid environment (10–15%)

  • Manage Windows Servers in a hybrid environment using WAC Gateway, PowerShell remoting, CredSSP/Kerberos Delegation, and JEA.
  • Manage Windows Servers using Azure services like Azure Arc, Azure Policy, Azure VM extensions, Azure Automation, and Log Analytics.
  • Integrate Windows Servers with Microsoft Defender for Cloud.

• Manage virtual machines and containers (15–20%)

  • Manage Hyper-V and guest virtual machines (Enhanced Session Mode, PowerShell remoting, nested virtualization, VM memory, integration services, Discrete Device Assignment, VM resource groups, CPU groups, hypervisor scheduling, checkpoints, high availability, VHD/VHDX files, Hyper-V Network Adapter, NIC Teaming).
  • Create and manage Windows Server container images.
  • Manage container networking and instances.
  • Manage Azure Virtual Machines that run Windows Server (data disks, resizing, continuous delivery, connections, network configuration