Can you build and run a Windows Server 2022 environment? These practice tests check the everyday knowledge of a Windows Server administrator – from installing and managing servers and building a lab, through networking, DNS and DHCP, file and storage services, to Hyper-V and Azure.
You get 5 practice tests with 250 questions in total (50, 50, 50, 50, 50). Every question was checked twice before release: once by the author against the official documentation, and once by an independent reviewer who answered it blind – any disagreement was settled with a source.
What makes the explanations useful
Each answer tells you why the right option is right and why each wrong option is wrong. The wrong options are real features, commands and settings that are easy to pick by mistake – that is where most of the learning is.
How the tests are built
- Practice Test 1: Installation, Lab, Virtualization and Azure: editions and installation, Server Core, Windows Admin Center, PowerShell remoting, building a Hyper-V and an Azure lab, Hyper-V, containers, backup to Azure and Azure Virtual Desktop.
- Practice Test 2: Networking Part 1: IP, Routing, DHCP and DNS: IPv4 and IPv6, subnetting, routing and NAT, DHCP and DNS – first set.
- Practice Test 3: Networking Part 2: IP, Routing, DHCP and DNS: IPv4 and IPv6, subnetting, routing and NAT, DHCP, DNS, VPN and NPS – second set.
- Practice Test 4: Identity, File, Storage and Web Services: AD DS and Group Policy basics, NTFS and share permissions, DFS and storage.
- Practice Test 5: Full Mock Exam: a mixed exam across all areas – take it last, in one sitting.
Questions use single-answer and multiple-answer formats; the number of answers to pick is always stated. Suggested time: 75 minutes per test.
Versions: Windows Server 2022 (and what changed in Windows Server 2025), Windows Admin Center, Hyper-V, Azure VMs and Azure Virtual Desktop, as of October 2026.
Please note: these are original practice questions written by an instructor. This course is not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft; Windows Server and Azure are Microsoft trademarks.
