This VTC course will provide students with the knowledge and skills to take and pass the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 70-291 exam. The course focuses on administrating, implementing and maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure. Included in this course are topics such as: NetBIOS namespace, DNS namespace, implementing zones, implementing and managing IP addresses, TCP/IP protocols, routing and remote access, VPNs, network security, IPSec and more. Learn how to monitor, troubleshoot and diagnose issues related to service dependencies. MCSE author, Brian Culp, teaches the Microsoft exam objectives while providing necessary background information, essential to the student s success. To start learning today, simply click on one of the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 70-291 lessons.
Administering a Windows 2000 NetworkOverview of MS 701-291The NetBIOS NamespaceThe DNS NamespacePlanning Domain and ZonesImplementing/Managing/Maintaining IP AddressingTCP/IP overviewIP AddressingBinary AddressingAddress ClassesAddressing Rules; the Logical AND OperatorClassless Internet Domain RoutingDiagnose and Resolve Issues Related to APIPAUsing an Alternate ConfigurationSubnetting/Supernetting pt. 1Subnetting/Supernetting pt. 2Subnetting ShortcutsImplementing/Managing/Maintaining IP Addressing Cont dInstalling and Configuring DHCPDHCP Lease ProcessDHCP ScopesAuthorizing; Client ReservationsManage DHCP OptionsDHCP in a Routed EnvironmentConfiguring DHCP Relay AgentUsing SuperscopesManage DHCP DatabasesOption ClassesIntegrating DHCP DDNSIntegrating DHCP with Remote AccessTroubleshooting DHCPVerify Database IntegrityDHCP Audit Log FilesImplementing/Managing/Maintaining Name ResolutionResolving a Host Name
Recursive and Iterative Queries
Reverse Queries
Install the DNS Server Service
DNS Server Roles
Manage DNS Zones
Stub Zones
DNS Server Options
Creating a Reverse Lookup Zone
Resource Records
DNS Forwarders
Implementing Dynamic DNS
Integrating DNS and Active Directory
Upgrading a Zone
Aging and Scavenging
Monitoring and Management
Delegating Zones
Migrating DNS information
Integrating Windows and UNIX DNS
Configuring DNS Clients
NSLOOKUP
Routing and Remote AccessConfiguring the Remote Access Service
Configure a Remote Access Client
Remote Access User Authentication
Remote Access Authentication Protocols
Authenticating with IAS
Configuring the IAS Server
Remote Access Policies
Default Remote Access Policies
Create a Remote Access Policy
Manage Routing Tables
Interfaces/Devices/Ports
Manage Routing Protocols
Demand Dial Routing
Configuring NAT
Configuring a Firewall
Internet Connection Sharing
Setting up a VPN
Router to Router VPN
Secure Callback and Caller ID
Remote Access Account Lockout
Troubleshoot RRAS
Implementing/Managing/Maintaining Network SecurityIPSec Basics
Enabling IPSec
Configuring IPSec Properties
Configuring IPSec Policy Rules
Building an IPSec Policy pt. 1
Building an IPSec Policy pt. 2
IP Security Monitor
Configuring a Security Template pt. 1
Configuring a Security Template pt. 2
Security Configuration and Analysis
Creating an Audit Policy
Reviewing Results of an Audit
Auditing Best Practices
Recommended Security Practices
The Privilege of Least Privilege
Maintaining a Network InfrastructureMonitor the Network with System Monitor pt. 1
Monitor the Network with System Monitor pt. 2
Setting up a Performance Log
Installing Network Monitor
Monitor Traffic Using Network Monitor
Troubleshoot Connectivity to the Internet
Network Tools: IPConfig/Ping/Tracert/Pathping
More Tools: Netdiag/Netstat/Netsh
Kerberos Support Tools: Ksetup, Ktpass
Service Dependency and Recovery Options
Diagnose and Resolve Service-Related Issues
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