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Your home router admin page is open: devices need addresses, accounts need access, and one wrong setting can disconnect everyone. Now imagine managing that company-wide. First, install Windows Server, distinguish its roles from features, and build the domain foundation. Organize people and computers into organizational units and groups, so access has structure instead of guesswork. PowerShell automates bulk account creation, while DNS, DHCP, and Group Policy keep names, addresses, and everyday rules working together. Here's the shift: this is no longer a list of server features. It's an operational domain you can build, troubleshoot, protect, and connect to the cloud. Add Hyper-V to run virtual machines, WSUS to centralize patching, and back up a domain controller for recovery. Finally, synchronize local Active Directory with Azure AD, building certification-ready experience. Stop watching infrastructure from the outside. Start the course, build your first real Windows domain, and administer it hands-on.