Hi Peter, I'm only on the second video and enjoying it thus far, but could you please include a final PowerShell video to round out material for the exam? And a basic cheatsheet if possible? I'd love to learn patterns to recognize common PS modules and how to admin through PS and scenarios, and your mindset when working using PS for tasks. Functionally utilizing PS continues to be a weakness and pain. Thanks!
Great video Peter, thanks for putting this together. It looks like you have created content that covers other MS-102 exam objectives already but they havent been added to the MS-102 playlist you created. Just a heads up but may be deliberate. Really enjoy the way you deliver the content, it is providing a great accompaniment to my own study of MS Learn articles. Thank you sir.
Great content, I'm not finished viewing the video but I wanted to suggest, for me I would love to see how you add DNS records to your DNS registrar :) I know how to do it, but I guess it would be helpful, especially for newbies.
This is a good point thank you. I had decided it to include it on the basis that every DNS providers console looks quite different but I guess that doesn’t matter as the principle is the same.
Thanks for the very helpful video Peter. I'd just like to know, if I only want to use a single existing email address from my own domain in the Office 365 tenant, and leave the other email addresses to still go through the original host's email sever, is that possible? Or does all email to that domain then go to Office365 when you add the domain?
You can have the email domain added to the tenant without it affecting the existing host email server. The email gets routed to mailboxes based on where the domain MX records are pointed. With Exchange hybrid you can have it so emails flow to both on prem and cloud in such a way. What is your host email system? If it’s not Exchange then I’d probably advise against trying anything like this.
Thank you so much. I'm aiming for at least 2 vids a week on this series till we reach the end of the exam outline. So I figure we should be through this course within the next two to three weeks. Then will maybe move on to cover some of the more granular topics with the SC series exams.
The PowerShell stuff always baffles me a bit. How can memorising those separate commands then typing them into PowerShell be quicker and easier than just running the simple add domain wizard
