Windows 2000 Server Course Outline Windows 2000 Server Features 01 Introduction 02 Versions of Windows 2000 03 Overview 04 Access to Resources 05 Terminal Services 06 Internet Information Server 07 Remote Access Service 08 Virtual Private Networks 09 Windows Media Services 10 Active Directory 11 Distributed File System 12 Multiprocessor Support 13 Clustering 14 IntelliMirror 15 Quality of Service 16 Certificate Services 17 Kerbos 18 Group Policy 19 Disk Quotas 20 Remote Installation 21 Conclusion Workgroups and Domains 01 Introduction 02 Objectives 03 Windows 2000 workgroups 04 Workgroup security 05 Advantages, disadvantages 06 Domains 07 Domain controllers 08 Multiple domain controllers 09 Multi master replication 10 Member computers 11 Benefits of a domain 12 Domain Trees 13 Characteristics of Trees 14 Forests 15 Lesson Summary Installing Windows 2000 Server 01 Introduction 02 Planning The Installation 03 Role of the Server 04 System Requirements 05 Hardware Compatibility 06 Workgroups and Domains 07 Joining a Domain 08 Domain Controller 09 File System 10 Disk Partition 11 Multi Boot 12 Upgrade or Install 13 Installing Components 14 Licensing Mode 15 Networking 16 Conclusion Setup Windows 2000 Server 01 Introduction 02 Starting Setup 03 The Setup Program 04 Starting Setup 05 Options Screen 06 Directory of Applications 07 Copying Files 08 Boot Up 09 Text Setup 10 Formatting Space 11 Examining the Hard disk 12 Start of GUI Phase 13 Regional Settings 14 Licensing Mode 15 Network Settings 16 Final Tasks 17 Finished Setup 18 Conclusion Unattended Install 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 Answer File 04 Setup Manager 05 Using Setup Manager 06 User Interaction Level 07 Fully Automated Setup 08 Administrator Password 09 Network Settings 10 Additional Settings 11 Network Printers 12 Additional Commands 13 Distribution Folder 14 Additional Commands 15 Additional Files or Folders 16 Finishing Setup 17 Lesson Summary 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 The Control Panel 01 Objectives 02 Plug and Play 03 Hardware Tools 04 Hardware Tab 05 Hardware Wizard 06 Add new Device 07 Device Manager 08 View Devices 09 Driver Tab 10 Resource Tab 11 Disable a Device 12 Hardware Profiles 13 What are hardware Profiles 14 Using Hardware Profiles 15 hardware Profiles Window 16 Copying hardware Profiles 17 Renaming a profile 18 Review 19 Operating System Settings 20 Problem 21 Application Response 22 Exercise 23 Virtual memory Settings 24 The page File 25 Default Operating System 26 Recovery Options 27 Review 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 Subtrees Exercise 11 Keys 12 Value entries 13 HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE 14 Review 15 Review Parts of Registry 16 Conclusion Disk Management 00 Introduction 01 Overview 02 Partitions 03 Primary Partition 04 Extended Partitions 05 File System 06 Dynamic Disks 07 Simple Volumes 08 Spanned Volumes 09 Stripped Volumes 10 Mirrored Volumes 11 RAID 5 Volumes 12 Mounted Drives 13 Review 14 Conclusion Fault Tolerant Volumes 01 Introduction 02 Starting Disk Management 03 Computer Management 04 Create Volume Wizard 05 Volume Type 06 Select Disks 07 Assign drive letter 08 Format Volume 09 Completing Wizard 10 Regenerating 11 Mirrored Volume 12 Create Volume Wizard 13 Select Volume Type 14 Select Disks 15 Assign Drive Letter 16 Format Volume 17 Completing Wizard 18 Completing Create Volume 19 Conclusion Files Systems 01 Objectives 02 Overview 03 Multiple File Systems 04 Introduction to FAT 05 FAT Specifications 06 FAT Restrictions 07 FAT32 08 FAT32 Restrictions 09 Intro to NTFS 10 Reparse Points 11 Disk Quotas 12 Sparse File Support 13 Link Tracking 14 Change Journal 15 NTFS Structure 16 Win2000 Boot Sector 17 Master File Table 18 NTFS File Attributes 19 Lesson Summary DFS 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 Advantages 04 Using Dfs 05 Management of Dfs 06 Types of Dfs Roots 07 Standalone Dfs 08 Fault-tolerant Dfs 09 Replication 10 Summary User Accounts 01 Introduction 02 Objectives 03 Example 04 Statement of the problem 05 Control Access 06 Built-In Accounts 07 Active Directory Users 08 Using the Snap-In 09 Creating User Accounts 10 Illegal Characters 11 Passwords 12 Disable Account 13 User Account Properties 14 Advanced Features 15 Standard Features 16 Account Tab 17 Profile Tab 18 Member Of 19 Other Properties 20 Summary NTFS Permissions 00 Objectives 01 Overview 02 NTFS Folder Permissions 03 NTFS File Permissions 04 Apply NTFS Permissions 05 Access Control List 06 Multiple NTFS permissions 07 Cumulative Permissions 08 File Permissions 09 Deny Permissions 10 Permission Inheritance 11 Planning permissions 12 Assigning Permissions 13 Setting NTFS Permissions 14 Special Access Permission 15 Change Permissions 16 Take Ownership 17 Copying and Moving Files 18 Summary Groups 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 Types of Groups 04 Group Scope 05 Domain Local Group 06 Global Groups 07 Universal Groups 08 Group Nesting 09 Group Strategies 10 Using Universal Groups 11 Local Groups 12 Implementing Groups 13 Built In Groups 14 Built In Global Group 15 Built-In Domain Local 16 Built-In Local 17 Built-In System 18 Summary Group Policy 01 Objectives 02 Statement of the Problem 03 Introduction 04 The User Environment 05 Simplified Environment 06 Group Policy Defined 07 Overview of Group Policy 08 Group Policy Benefits 09 Local and Non Local Policy 10 Group Policy Containers 11 Group Policy Templates 12 Applying Group Policies 13 GPO Permissions 14 Inheritance 15 Block Policy Inheritance 16 Default Domain Policy 17 Administering Group Policy 18 Group Policy Extensions 19 Managing Applications 20 Managing Scripts 21 Managing Security Settings 22 Administrative Templates 23 Lesson Summary Active Directory 01 Objectives 02 Statement of the problem 03 Need for Directory Service 04 The Directory Service 05 Active Directory 06 Active Directory Structure 07 Hierarchical Organization 08 Objects 09 Multi-Master Replication 10 Benefits of Active Directory 11 Management 12 Security 13 Extends Interoperability 14 Summary 15 Conclusion Introduction to Printing 01 Introduction 02 Terminology 03 The Print Process 04 Installing Printers 05 Printing Configurations 05 Requirements 06 Guidelines 07 Basic Printing Configuration 08 Local Print Device 09 Peer-to-Peer Printing 10 Print Server 11 Installing Print Sharing 12 Printer Port 13 Printer Name 14 Completing Install 15 Administrating Printers 16 Managing Printers 17 Assigning Forms 18 Separator Page 19 Controlling Documents 20 Redirecting Documents 21 Taking Ownership Printer 22 Managing Documents 23 Setting Notification 24 Administrating From WEB 24 Printer Pool 25 Printer Permissions 26 Printer Priority 27 Conclusion Remote Access 01 Objectives 02 Statement of the Problem 03 Introduction 04 Planning Remote Access 05 Benefits of Dial-up Access 06 Benefits of VPN 07 Setup for Dial-Up Access 08 Dial-up Connections 09 Public Switched Telephone 10 V.90 11 ISDN 12 X.25 13 ADSL 14 RAS Protocols 15 RAS Security 16 Secure User Authentication 17 Mutual Authentication 18 Data Encryption 19 Call Back 20 Caller ID 21 Account Lockout 22 Enabling Remote Access 23 RRAC Wizard 24 Configuring Remote Access 25 Finishing Wizard 26 Properties 27 Authentication Method 29 Event Logging 30 Ports 31 Finishing Configuration 32 Conclusion Virtual Private Networking 01 Objectives 02 Statement of the Problem 03 benefits 04 VPN Scenarios 05 components of VPN 06 VNP Connections 07 VPN Communications 08 Tunneling 09 Creating a Tunnel 10 Tunnel Data Protocol 11 PPTP 12 L2TP 13 Design Considerations 14 Managing Users 15 Authentication 16 Conclusion Private Key Infrastructure 01 Objectives 02 Statement of the Problem 03 Introduction 04 Security Properties 05 Cryptography 06 Public Key Cryptography 07 Data Encryption 08 Digital Message Signing 09 Secret Keys 10 Certificates 11 X.509 12 Certificate Revocation List 13 CA Hierarchy 14 Microsoft Certificate Service 15 Processing Requests 16 Enrolling Certificates 17 CA Certificates 18 Installing Certificate Service 19 Certificate Authority Type 20 Conclusion Backup 01 Objectives 02 Statement of the Problem 03 Introduction 04 Type of Data 05 How of to Backup 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 Introduction to Web Services 01 Objectives 02 Statement of the Problem 03 Introduction 04 Reliability and Performance 05 Application 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