Windows XP Professional Course Outline Introducing Windows XP 01 Introduction 02 Versions of Windows XP 03 Windows XP Home Edition 04 Windows XP Professional Edition 05 Upgrading to Windows XP 06 New Features 07 New Visual Design 08 Start Menu 09 Clear Type Support 10 Multiple Users 11 CD Writing 12 Compressed Folders 13 Internet Connection Firewall 14 Remote Desktop 15 Application Compatibility 16 Automatic Updates 17 Remote Assistance 18 System Restore 19 Faster Reboot Times 20 Review of Windows XP Features 21 Conclusion Planning the Installation 01 Introduction 02 Planning The Installation 03 Hardware Requirements 04 Hardware Compatibility 05 Type of Installation 06 Upgrade or Install 07 Dual Boot 08 Choose a File System 09 Benefits of NTFS 10 Converting to NTFS 11 Review 1 12 Review 2 13 Review 3 14 Joining the Network 15 Method of Installation 16 Conclusion Setup Windows XP 01 Starting Setup 02 The Installation Process 03 Setup From CD-ROM 04 System Compatibility 05 Choosing type of installation 06 License Agreement 07 Advanced Options 08 Accessibility options 09 Language Options 10 Copying setup files 11 Rebooting 12 Setup Tasks 13 Regional Settings 14 Personalize Software 15 Computer Name 16 Date and Time 17 Installing the Network 18 Network Components 19 Joining the Domain 20 Completing the Setup 21 Final Restart 22 Welcome to Windows 23 Registering Windows 24 Computer Users 25 Finished Setup Managing Local Users 01 Introduction 02 Objectives 03 An Example 04 Statement of the Problem 05 Control Access 06 Type of User Accounts 07 Local User Accounts 08 Domain User Accounts 09 Built In Accounts 10 Managing Local Users 11 The User Accounts Tool 12 Changing an Account 13 Changing the Name 14 Changing the Password 15 Changing the Picture 16 Changing the Account Type 17 Deleting an Account 18 Creating a New Account 19 Change Logon and Logoff 20 Conclusion Managing Local Groups 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 Understanding Groups 04 Local Groups 05 Local Group Limitation 06 Creating Local Groups 07 Creating a New Group 08 Add Users to a Group 09 Adding Members to a Group 10 Built in Local Groups 11 Built in System Groups 12 Conclusion Understanding Network Protocols 01 Introduction 02 Sending and Receiving Data 03 Network Packet 04 Common Network Protocols 05 Introduction to TCP-IP 06 Background to TC-PIP 07 Request for Comments 08 The TC-PIP Protocol 09 IP 11 The Internet Protocol 12 IP Address 13 Subnet Mask 14 Default Gateway 15 Domain Name Server 16 Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol 17 Windows Name Service 18 TCP 19 Review TCP 20 NetBEUI 21 IPX 22 Apple Talk 23 Conclusion Configuring TCP/IP 01 Introduction 02 Benefits of TCP IP 03 IP Addressing 04 Review IP Addresses 05 Network and Host ID 06 Automatic IP Addressing 07 Static IP Address 08 Configuring a Static IP Address 09 Subnet Mask 10 The Default Gateway 11 Automatic Private IP Addressing 12 How Automatic IP Addressing Works 13 Alternate IP Configuration 14 Troubleshooting Tools 15 Connectivity Tools 16 Ipconfig 17 Ping 18 Verifying the IP Connection 19 Testing Configuration 20 Review 21 Conclusion Network and Internet Connections 01 Introduction 02 Inbound and Outbound Connections 03 Connection Wizard 04 Advanced Connections 05 VNP Connections 06 Network Software 07 Creating an Incoming Connection 08 Connecting to the Internet 09 Manual Internet Connection 10 User Information 11 Internet Connection Sharing 12 Connection Sharing Considerations 13 Network Bridge 14 Internet Connection Firewall 15 How ICF Works 16 Setting Up ICF 17 Summary Understanding Active Directory 01 Objectives 02 The Enterprise Environment 03 The Need For Directory Services 04 Benefits of Active Directory 05 How does Active Directory Work 06 Review 07 The Logical Structure 08 Objects 09 Organizational Units 10 Objects in Organizational Units 11 The Domain 12 Trees 13 Forest 14 Review 15 Physical Structure 16 The Domain Controller 17 Sites 18 Replication 19 How Replication Works 20 Review 21 Open Standards 22 DNS 23 LDAP 24 HTTP 25 Review 26 Conclusion NTFS Permissions 01 Objectives 02 Overview 03 NTFS Folder Permissions 04 NTFS File Permissions 05 Apply NTFS Permissions 06 Access Control List 07 Multiple NTFS Permissions 08 Cumulative Permissions 09 File Permissions 10 Deny Permissions 11 Permission Inheritance 12 Planning Permissions 13 Assigning Permissions 14 Setting NTFS Permissions 15 Special Access Permissions 16 Change Permissions 17 Take Ownership 18 Copying and Moving Files 19 Summary Shared Folders 01 Introduction 02 Why share folders 03 Folder Permissions 04 Denying Folder Permissions 05 Folder Permissions Considerations 06 Guidelines for Assigning Permissions 07 Organizing Shared Folders 08 Planning Shared Folders 09 Exercise 10 Shared Application Folders 11 Shared Data Folders 12 Public Data 13 Private Data 14 Personal Data 15 Other Structures 16 Administrative Shared Folders 17 Storing Data 18 Shared Folders and NTFS Permissions 19 Combining Permissions 20 Review 21 Conclusion Network Printing 01 Introduction 02 Overview 03 Printer Management 04 Making Printers Available 05 Installing a Loca Printer 06 Sharing a Printer 07 Permissions 08 Installing a Remote Printer 09 Local and Remote Printers 10 Print Priority 11 Print Queues 12 The Print Process 13 Print Requirements 14 Printing Terminology 15 Guidelines 16 Conclusion Setting Up Network Printers 01 Introduction 02 Your Task 03 Setup a Local Printer 04 Printer Port 05 Printer Name 06 Print Test Page 07 Permissions 08 Adding and Removing Permissions 09 Searching Groups 10 Type of Permissions 11 Making Printer Available over Network 12 Connecting to a Remote Printer 13 Printer Pool 14 What is a Printer Pool 15 Creating a Printer Pool 16 Printer Priority 17 Setting Printer Priority 18 Assigning Printer Permissions 19 Removing Permissions 20 Conclusion System Architecture 01 Introduction 02 Modular Structure 03 User and Kernel Mode 04 kernel Mode 05 The HAL 06 The Kernel 07 NT Executive 08 User Mode 09 Review 10 User and Kernel Mode 11 Intel Memory Model 12 Review - 1 13 Review - 2 14 Conclusion Memory Architecture 01 Memory Architecture 02 Virtual Memory 03 Demand Paging 04 32 Bit Addressing 05 Review 06 Conclusion Display Settings 01 Introduction 02 Statement of the Problem 03 Display Properties 04 Starting Display Properties 05 Themes 06 Desktop Properties 07 Screen Saver 08 Appearance 09 Display Settings 10 Advanced Options 11 Adapter Settings 12 Monitor Type 13 Trouble Shooting 14 Color Management 15 Multiple Displays 16 Multiple Display Considerations 17 Configuring Multiple Displays 18 Conclusion Hardware Settings 01 Objectives 02 Plug and Play 03 Hardware Tools 04 The Hardware Tab 05 The Add Hardware Wizard 06 Manually Adding a Device 07 Device Manager 08 Layout of Device Manager 09 System Resources 10 Adjusting Device Properties 11 The Advanced Tab 12 The Driver Tab 13 Resource Tab 14 Hardware Profiles 15 What are Hardware Profiles 16 Using Hardware Profiles 17 Hardware Profiles Windows 18 Copying Hardware Profiles 19 Renaming a Profile 20 Disabling a Device 21 Driver Signing 22 Conclusion Management Consoles 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 Starting MMC 04 MMC Console 05 User Manager 06 Custom Consoles 07 Starting MMC 08 Creating a Custom Console 09 The Snap-in 10 Finish Adding Snap-in 11 View Snap-ins 12 Task Pads 13 New Task 14 Snap-in Properties 15 Saving the Console 16 Conclusion Disk Management 01 Introduction 02 Overview 03 Partitions 04 Primary Partition 05 Extended Partition 06 Review 07 File System 08 Dynamic Disks 09 Review 10 Simple Volumes 11 Spanned Volumes 12 Stripped Volumes 13 Interaction 14 Mirrored Volumes 15 RAID 5 16 Mounted Drives 17 Review 18 Conclusion Monitoring Performance 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 Performance Monitor Tools 04 Performance Planning 05 Frequency of Monitoring 06 Choosing what to monitor 07 Remote Monitoring 08 System Monitor 09 Starting System Monitor 10 Using System Monitor 11 Adding Counters 12 Viewing Counters 13 Different Views 14 Setting Properties 15 Performance Logs and Alert 16 Adding Log Counters 17 Log File Specifications 18 Reading a Log File 19 Alerts 20 Setting the Alert 21 Analyzing Performance 22 Solving Problems 23 Strategy for Tuning 24 Tunning Recommendations 25 Conclusion Backup 01 Objectives 02 Statement of Problem 03 Introduction to Backup 04 Type of Data 05 Backup Frequency 06 Backup Medium 07 Organizing Data 08 The Backup Utility 09 Types of Backup 10 Deciding on a Strategy 11 Preliminary Tasks 12 Starting Backup 13 What to Backup 14 Where to Backup To 15 Advanced Options 16 Media Options 17 The Backup 18 Conclusion The Registry 01 Objectives 02 Statement of Problem 03 Benefits of the Registry 04 Drawbacks of the Registry 05 Configuring the Registry 06 How the Registry is Used 07 Managing the Registry 08 Registry Precautions 09 Registry Structure 10 Subtree Exercise 11 Keys 12 Value Entries 13 HKEY_LOCAL MACHINE 14 Review 15 Review Parts of the 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