73310 - Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Managing Network Infrastructure Part 1Course OverviewThis is the first of a three-course curriculum that prepares the learner for Exam 70-291: Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure. The learner is introduced to the course with a review of TCP/IP issues. The course then gives in-depth and exam-focused coverage to the areas of routing configuration, DHCP overview and configuration, and the management and monitoring of DHCP. Learn To • To identify options for configuring static or dynamic IP addresses • To identify options for assigning IP addresses using Alternate Configuration • To sequence the steps in the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) name resolution process • To identify features of routing in a networking environment • To identify features and functions of a router • To enable and configure the RRAS • To identify features of DHCP • To identify options for enabling the DHCP Server service • To identify features of DCHP authorization • To identify DHCP management tasks • To identify methods for managing a DHCP database • To identify features of DHCP monitoring Audience Existing MCSE/MCSAs in Windows 2000. Individuals seeking employment as MCSE/MCSA 2003 system administrators or engineers in medium and large organizations. The entry criteria for this course include individuals who are entry-level IT professionals, new to hands-on Windows server and network administration, and individuals preparing for exam 70-291, Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure, a core requirement for MCSA and MSCE certification. Course Prerequisites: MCSE/MCSA qualified in Windows 2000. Completion of course 2274, Managing a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment, or equivalent knowledge and skills. 6 to 12 months experience administering client and network operating systems in medium to large organizations. Total Learning Time 6 to 8 hours Objectives Unit 1: TCP/IP Configuration 1.5 - 2 hours • Identify options for configuring static or dynamic IP addresses • Identify options for assigning IP addresses using Alternate Configuration • Sequence the steps in the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) name resolution process • Identify features and functions of NetBIOS • Identify features and functions of static and dynamic name resolution • Identify features of tools used to isolate connectivity issues • Identify connectivity issue resolution tools supported by Windows Server 2003 Unit 2: Routing Configuration 1.5 - 2 hours • Identify features of routing in a networking environment • Identify features and functions of a router • Enable and configure the RRAS • Sequence the steps for adding a routing protocol • Identify guidelines for packet filter configuration • Identify options for configuring packet filter Unit 3: DHCP 1.5 - 2 hours • Identify features of DHCP • Identify options for enabling the DHCP Server service • Identify features of DCHP authorization • Identify features of DHCP scope configuration • Configure a DHCP reservation • Identify features of common DHCP options configuration • Identify process features of DHCP Relay Agent operation • Identify steps in adding and configuring DHCP Relay Agent Unit 4: Managing and Monitoring DHCP 1.5 - 2 hours • Identify DHCP management tasks • Identify features of DHCP monitoring • Identify options for monitoring DHCP statistics • Identify features of DHCP audit logging • Identify guidelines for DCHP performance monitoring • Identify guidelines for DHCP security • Identify methods for managing a DHCP database 73311 - Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Managing Network Infrastructure Part 2Course OverviewThis is the second of a three-course curriculum that prepares the learner for Exam 70-291: Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure The course gives in-depth and exam-focused coverage to DNS name resolution, zone transfer, and management, and NetBIOS name resolution using WINS Learn To • To identify features of name resolution • To identify ways of viewing names on a client • To identify key features of host name resolution • To identify elements of DNS zone transfer configuration • To identify features of DNS dynamic updates • To identify options for configuring DNS updates • To identify steps in configuring TTL values • To identify features of ageing and scavenging • To identify options to configure the integration of DNS with WINS • To identify key elements of WINS name resolution • To identify features of static mapping • To identify options for filtering WINS records Audience Existing MCSE/MCSAs in Windows 2000. Individuals seeking employment as MCSE/MCSA 2003 system administrators or engineers in medium and large organizations. The entry criteria for this course include individuals who are entry-level IT professionals, new to hands-on Windows server and network administration, and individuals preparing for exam 70-291, Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure, a core requirement for MCSA and MSCE certification. Course Prerequisites: MCSE/MCSA qualified in Windows 2000. Completion of course 2274, Managing a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment, or equivalent knowledge and skills. 6 to 12 months experience administering client and network operating systems in medium to large organizations. Total Learning Time 6 to 8 hours Objectives Unit 1: Name Resolution with DNS 1.5 - 2 hours • Identify features of name resolution • Identify ways of viewing names on a client • Identify key features of host name resolution • Identify key features of NetBIOS name resolution • Identify key features of DNS • Identify key steps in installing DNS Server Service • Identify how DNS Server service query process elements work • Identify options for configuring properties for DNS Server service • Identify features of DNS zones and zone types • Identify ways of configuring DNS forward and reverse lookup zones Unit 2: DNS Zone Transfers and Clients 1.5 - 2 hours • Identify elements of DNS zone transfer configuration • Identify features of DNS dynamic updates • Identify options for configuring DNS updates • Identify features of Active Directory-integrated DNS zones • Identify features of DNS client configuration • Delegate authority of a subdomain to a DNS zone Unit 3: DNS Management and Monitoring 1.5 - 2 hours • Identify steps in configuring TTL values • Identify features of aging and scavenging • Identify options to configure the integration of DNS with WINS • Identify options for testing DNS server configuration • Identify features of the Nslookup utility • Match DNSCmd utility parameters with their functions • Match DNSLint utility functions with their descriptions • Identify features of DNS server performance monitoring • Identify steps in monitoring DNS server performance using logging Unit 4: NetBIOS Name Resolution Using WINS 1.5 - 2 hours • Identify features of WINS replication • Identify key steps in configuring WINS replication • Identify key steps for configuring WINS replication partner properties • Identify key steps for backing up and restoring a WINS database • Delete WINS records • Identify aspects of compacting WINS databases • Identify key steps in scavenging a WINS database • Identify key steps in checking WINS databases for consistency • Decommission a WINS server • Identify key elements of WINS name resolution • Identify features of static mapping • Identify options for filtering WINS records 73312 - Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Managing Network Infrastructure Part 3Course OverviewThis is the third of a 3-course curriculum that prepares the learner for Exam 70-291: Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure. In-depth and exam-focused coverage is given to the areas of IPSec security and certificates, network access connections and their management, and the management of user access and IAS. Learn To • To identify features of IPSec • To identify guidelines for implementing IPSec security policies • To identify key steps in assigning IPSec policies on a computer • To identify features of a network access infrastructure • To match methods of authenticating for client network access with their descriptions • To identify features of VPN connections • To identify options for configuring user account dial-in permissions • To identify features of remote access policies • To identify options for configuring a remote access policy and profile • To identify steps for managing RAS clients • To identify features of logging • To identify options for configuring logging Audience Existing MCSE/MCSAs in Windows 2000. Individuals seeking employment as MCSE/MCSA 2003 Systems Administrators or Engineers in medium and large organizations. The entry criterion for this course includes individuals who are: a) entry level IT professionals, new to hands-on Windows server and network administration, and/or b) Preparing for exam 70-291, Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure, core requirement for MCSA and MSCE certification. Pre-requisites: MCSE/MCSA qualified in Windows 2000. Completion of Course 2274, Managing a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment, or equivalent knowledge and skills. 6 to 12 months experience administering client and network operating systems in medium to large organizations. Total Learning Time 6 to 8 hours Objectives Unit 1: Security with IPSec and Certificates 1.5 - 2 hours • Identify features of IPSec • Identify guidelines for implementing IPSec security policies • Identify key steps in assigning IPSec policies on a computer • Identify guidelines and key steps for monitoring IPSec • Identify features of IPSec security certificates Unit 2: Network Access Connections 1.5 - 2 hours • Identify key steps in configuring a RAS for a VPN connection • Match elements of wireless networks with their descriptions • Identify key features in wireless network access configuration requirements • Configure a network access client for a wireless connection • Identify features of a network access infrastructure • Identify features of VPN connections • Configure a remote access client for a VPN connection • Identify features of dial-up networking • Identify key steps in configuring RAS client dial-up connections • Match methods of authenticating for client network access with their descriptions • Configure smart card authentication on a remote access server • Identify considerations for configuring RAS dial-up connections Unit 3: User Access and IAS 1.5 - 2 hours • Identify options for configuring user account dial-in permissions • Identify features of remote access policies • Identify key steps in IAS server configuration • Identify options for configuring a remote access policy and profile • Identify features of IAS • Configure RAS server to use IAS for authentication Unit 4: Network Access Management 1.5 - 2 hours • Identify steps for managing RAS clients • Identify key steps in specific connection logging • Identify features of logging • Identify options for configuring logging • Identify options for monitoring wireless network activity |
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