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| Course | Implementing and Supporting Microsoft Windows 2003 | |
| Duration | 5 Days | |
| Overview |
This course is aimed at IT professionals who will be rolling out and supporting Windows 2003 servers within their organisations. There are no prerequisites for this course but experience of Windows NT4 server and of networks in general will help, but is not necessary. |
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| Content | Introduction to Windows 2003 | The
Windows 2003 platform Windows 2003 Professional Windows 2003 Server Windows 2003 Advanced Server Windows 2003 Datacentre Server |
| Installing Windows 2003 | Preparing
for installation Installing Windows 2003 from a compact disk Installing Windows 2003 over a network Automating installations by using the Windows 2003 Setup Manager Wizard Automating installations by using disk duplication Performing remote installations of Windows 2003 Troubleshooting Windows 2003 installations |
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| Configuring the Windows 2003 Environment | Detecting
new hardware Configuring hardware settings Device Manager Hardware profiles Configuring operating system settings Examining registry settings Configuring services Diagnosing hardware problems |
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| Configuring Disks and Partitions | Windows
2003 disk storage types Using disk management Creating basic partitions Creating dynamic volumes Performing common disk management tasks |
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| Configuring Network Protocols | Windows
2003 network protocols Installing and configuring TCP/IP Installing NetBEUI Installing the NWLink protocol Configuring network bindings |
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| Installing and Configuring DHCP | How
does DHCP work? DHCP server and client requirements Installing the DHC server service Authorising a DHCP server in Active Directory Creating DHCP scopes Configuring DHCP scopes Managing the DHCP service Planning to DHCP |
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| Implementing DNS | Basics
of the Domain Name System (DNS) Installing the DNS Server service Configuring a root name server Configuring zones Configuring caching-only servers Configuring DNS clients Testing the DNS Server service installation |
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| Exploring Active Directory Structure | What
is Active Directory? Logical structure Physical structure Active Directory and Group Policy Active Directory and DS |
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| Installing and Configuring Active Directory | Installing
Active Directory Changing from mixed mode to native mode Configuring Active Directory replication Configuring a global catalogue server |
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| Managing File Resources | Sharing
and publishing the resources Administering shared folders by using Dfs Exploring special NTFS permissions Managing disk quotas on NTFS volumes Increasing security with EFS Defragmenting hard disks |
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| Monitoring & Auditing Access to Resources | Monitoring
access to network resources Monitoring network users Troubleshooting problems of access to resources Auditing files and folders Configuring security settings Reviewing & Managing event logs Best practices |
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| Backing up and Restoring Data | Backing
up and restoring data User rights and permissions to back up and restore data Preparing to back up data Backing up data Restoring data Best practices |
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| Installing and Configuring Printers | Introduction
to Windows 2003 printing Setting up network printers Configuring network printers Troubleshooting network printers |
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| Configuring Remote Access | Exploring
new protocols Configuring outbound connections Configuring inbound connections Examining remote access policies |
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| Configuring Web Services and Internet Explorer 5.0 | Web
Server concepts Installing Internet Information Server Establishing a new Web site Using Internet Information Servicer snap-in to configure Web sites Establishing new FTP sites Configuring Internet Explorer 5.0 for client computers |
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| Installing and Configuring WINS | What
is NetBIOS name resolution? How does WINS work? WINS server and client requirements Installing the Windows Internet Name Service Configuring WINS clients Configuring support for non-WINS clients Configuring WINS replication Managing the WINS database |
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| Deploying Windows 2003 Professional | Automating
installations by using the Windows 2003 Setup Manager Wizard Automating installations by using disk duplication Performing remote installations of Windows 2003 |
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| Upgrading a Network to Windows 20003 | Planning
a network upgrade Establishing the root domain Upgrading domain controllers Upgrading and promoting member servers Upgrading client operating systems |
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