Group Policy

This module will cover Group Policy and how you can use it to control a user's work environment. It will cover group policy objects, containers, and templates.

Workgroups and Domains

In this module, we will look at Workgroups where the management of resources is left to each individual. We will also look at Domains where the management of resources is managed by an Administrator.

Terminal Services

In this module we will look at terminal services. We will cover what terminal services is and what benefits can be had from using terminal services. This includes the requirements for running terminal services and the administrative and application server mode of terminal services.

Intro to Web Server

In this module we will look at Internet Information Services Version 5.0. It will cover how Information Services can be used when creating Web-Based Applications and how Server Operating System Functionality can be brought to remote users.

Backup

In this module we will look at one of the administrator 's more important responsibilities, The Backing up of Data. This module will cover the reason and need for backing up data, what steps should be carried out in order to plan a backup strategy for your organization and how to use the Backup utility included with Windows 2000.

Public Key Infrastructure

In this module we will look at the Public Key Infrastructure. We will cover the fundamental concepts of public key cryptography and key pairs. We will also cover certificates are and how they are issued by Certificate Authorities.

Virtual Private Networking

In this module we will look at Private Virtual Networking. We will cover what Virtual Private Networking is and how it can benefit your organization. This includes the components of a Virtual Private Network and tunneling protocols.

Remote Access

In this module we will look at Windows 2000 Remote Access Services including the two types of remote access services and their features.

Printing

In this module we will look at Windows 2000 Server printing. We will cover the the basic terminology of Windows 2000 Printing, the different print configurations and how to install a Windows 2000 Printer.

Active Directory

In this module you will be introduced to the concepts and technology behind Active Directory.

Control Panel

In this module we will look at the various tools that you as an administrator can use to adjust and configure hardware settings of a computer.

Setup Windows 2000

This module will cover the steps of performing a new installation of Windows 2000 Server.

Windows 2000 Features

This module will cover Windows 2000 Server features including improved access to network resources, greater ease of use, increased performance, improved security and ease of management.

Groups

In this module we will look at Group Accounts. You will learn what groups are and how they are used to simplify user account administration.

Microsoft Management Console

In this module you will get hands on experience in using and creating consoles that you can use yourself or to delegate tasks to other users in your organization.

Installing Windows 2000 Server

In this module we will cover the different configuration options that must be considered before installing a Windows 2000 Server.

The Registry

In this module we will look at the Windows 2000 Registry, including the purpose for the Windows 2000 Registry, the different parts of the Registry and it's layout.

Disk Management

This module will look at Disk management for Windows 2000 Server. It will cover the basic principles of Disk Management including the Difference between Basic and Dynamic Disks, the difference between the different volume types and the different types of Fault tolerance Schemes.

File Systems

In this module we will look at Windows 2000 File Systems. We will cover what file systems are supported under Windows 2000, the benefits and drawbacks to each files system and the features and structure of the NTFS file system.

DFS

In this module we will look at the Distributed File System, what the distributed file system is and the Advantages of using Dfs.

User Accounts

In this module we'll take a look at User Accounts and how they can be used to control user access to the resources on a network.

NTFS Permissions

In this module we will look at NTFS permissions and how NTFS permissions are assigned to the various files and folders. What the different types of permissions are and how to plan for and assign NTFS permissions.

Unattended Install

In this module we will look at the process of installing Windows 2000 in unattended mode. It will cover what the answer file is and how it can be used to setup Windows 2000 in unattended mode. It will also cover what setup manager is and how it can be used to create an answer file.