Windows 2000 Server and Networking, Thales Training Consultancy

WINDOWS 2000 SERVER AND NETWORKING

Duration:

3 days (available on an in-house or customised basis only)

Price:

On Request

Locations Available:

Suitable for:

This course will help delegates to prepare for the Microsoft Certification exams 70-215 and 70-218.

This course can be taken after the Windows 2000 Professional Installation Administration and Networking course. Throughout the course, delegates will gain extensive hands-on experience through the completion of practical exercises under the guidance of the course training consultant.

Delegates should be familiar with Windows 2000 Professional.

Objectives:

By the end of the course delegates will be able to:·

Install Windows 2000 Server·
Configure a domain·
Explain the operation and purpose of Active Directory·
Configure users and groups in a domain·
Monitor network traffic·
Configure and use a DHCP server·
Configure and use a DNS server

Course content

Installing Windows 2000 Server·

Versions·
Hardware·
Server Roles·
Partitioning

Networking Overview·

Networking Fundamentals·
Network Models Hubs, Switches, Routers

Network Monitor·

Features and Installation·
Capture and Display Traffic·
Other Features

Routing and Network Address Translation·

Configure Simple Routing·
Dial on Demand Routing·
Restrictions·
Dynamic Routing·
Configure Network Access with NAT

Configuring a DHCP Server·

Role of a DNS Server·
Installing a DHCP Server·
Configure Scopes·
Configure Macros·
Configure Clients

Configure a DNS Server·

Role of a DNS Server·
Installing a DNS Server·
Configure Forward and Reverse Zones·
Zone Transfers DNS Clients

Domains·

Server Roles·
Forests, Trees and Domains
Master Roles

Active Directory·

Objects·
Schema·
DNS Integration
Promotion of a domain controller

Users, Groups & Computers·

Characteristics of a Domain User and Group·
Create and Configure·
Group Strategy Managing Users and Groups

Group Policies·

Overview of Group Policy Contents·
Applying Group Policy Objects
Changing Group Policy Application