Windows
NT Server - NT4S
Description
This training guides you through the core technologies necessary for practical
implementation and support of NT Server. Expert instructor Heather Osterloh
is an MCT, CNI/CNE and a Certified Network Expert.
Course Outline
Module 1
Section A: Introduction Prerequisites Course Outline
Section B: Similarities of NT Workstation & NT Server Overview Hardware
Profile & Docking Station Local & Shared Security Multi-Processing Memory
Protection Memory Manager User Mode Kernel Mode & HAL
Section C: NT Workstation vs. NT Server Workstation Specifics Single Domain
Model Domain Model
Section D: NT Server Roles Primary Domain Controller PDC Backup Domain
Controller BDC Non-Domain Controller NDC Stand Alone Server
Section E: Installation Preparation Hardware Requirements NTHZ Utility &
Partitioning Require Installation Information Installation Methods CISC &
RISC Platform WINNNT.EXE or WINNT32.EXE
Section F: Installation DOS Portion of Installation & Setup Graphical Portion
of Installation NT Server Setup Finishing Setup & Test
Section G: Upgrading & Removing Win 95 & Previous Versions of NT
Section H: Domain Logon Explanation of Process
Section I: Server Manager Tool Capabilities Domain Issues & Migrating Add
Computer Accounts to a Domain Additional Options Shared Directories Promoting
Y Demoting BDC & PDCs Synchronization
Module 2
Section A: Domain Account Management Domain Users Local & Global Groups
Default Domain Groups Special & Domain Groups Strategies User Manager for
Domain Tool User Admin Properties Groups & Profile Hours, Logon, Account,
& Dial In
Section B: Domain Policies Account Policy User Rights Audit Policy
Section C: Profiles Overview of Local & Roaming Synchronize BDC to PDC
Local Profile Establishing Roaming Profile Sharing a Profile
Section D: System Policy Editor Explanation Templates Individual, Group, &
Computer Changes Section E: Directory Replication Overview Managing Import &
Export Directories Automatic Startup of PCC & BDC Replication of System
Policy
Section F: File Systems FAT vs. NTFS Convert Utility
Section G: Disk management & Fault Tolerance Partitions, Volume Sets Stripe
Sets (RAID 0) Mirroring & Duplexing (RAID 1) Strip Set with Parity (RAID
5)
Module 3
Section A: Disk Administrator Create a Primary Partition Mirroring Striped
Set with Parity Recovering a Failed Stripe Set with Parity and Mirrored Set
Creating a Recovery Boot Disk ARC Naming Convention ARC Path to Secondary Drive
Section B: Networking Protocols 7 Layer OSI Model Microsoft Networking Model
Comparing Networking Protocols Client/Server Relationship IPCs Implemented
as APIs & File System Drivers
Section C: NetWare Connectivity NW Link and Client Services for NetWare GSNW
Gateway Services for NetWare Enabling the NT Gateway Installing Gateway
Services for NetWare
Section D: NetWare Migration Using Migration Tool for NetWare Trial Migration
Section E: Installing TCP/IP TCP/IP Protocol Suite TCP/IP Configuration TCP/IP
Utilities
Section F: Installing DHCP Creating a Scope DHCP Global Options Verifying DHCP
Section G: Installing WINS Overview of WINS WINS Manager
Section H: Installing DNS Explanation of Domain Name Service Create DNS Server
and Zone Configure Name to IP Address Mapping
Module 4
Section A: Browser Service Roles of Browsers Browsing Across Bridges or Routes
Section B: Internet Services Internet vs. Intranet IIS & PWS Microsoft
Internet Service Manager & Internet Tools Security & Installation Service
Properties & Access
Section C: Remote Access Service Overview Modem & Protocol Configuration
Remote Access Administration Dial-up Networking
Section D: Printing Using Printer Wizard Printing Options Connecting to Printer
& Remote Control Changing Output or Ports
Section E: Client Support Client Licensing License Manager Client Software
Included Network Client Administrator Creating an Installation Startup Disks
MS DOS Network Client v. 3.0 LAN Manager 2.X & Win 95
Section F: Macintosh Services AppleTalk Protocol Properties Mac Accessible
Volume Mac File Attributes & Connecting
Price £625 (Bundle of 4)
Complementary Courses
NT4U - Windows NT Professional End User
NT4W - Windows NT Workstation
NT4T - Windows NT TCP/IP
NTMN - Microsoft MCSE Migrating from NT (70-222)
NT2N - Microsoft MCSE Windows 2000 Supporting
NT (70-244)
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