Windows 2002 Skills Update - W2SK Description The Windows 2000 Skills Update from ATS is a comprehensive training course for experienced network administrators who need to incorporate Windows 2000 into existing Windows NT 4.0 networks. Expert Michael Storm provides critical information and practical insights based on experience to show network managers how to prepare for, implement and manage mixed-environment networks. Module 1 Section A: Introduction Prerequisites Exam 70-240 Explanation Section B: Installing Windows 2000 Hardware Requirements Server Upgrade Requirements
Server Upgrade Process Outlined Clean Install Upgrade from NT 4.0 to Windows
2000 After the Install Deploying Service Packs Section C: Unattended Install Options Setup Manager Wizard Launch Unattended
Installation Sysprep Section D: Hardware Support Plug & Play Modem Hardware Driver Signing Device
Manager Display Devices Mobile Computer Hardware Multiple Processors Network
Cards Section E: Desktop Features Configuring the Desktop Multi-language Support
Fax Support User Profiles Working Offline Making a File Available Offline Section F: Hard Disk Support File Systems NTFS Quotas Dynamic Disks Volume
Mount Points Section G: File & Printer Access Local File Access Shared File
Access Printer Access Module 2 Section A: Active Directory Concepts Logical Structure Domain Trees & Forests
Active Directory Domain Resources Active Directory Naming Strategy Domain Controllers
Physical Structure DNS Integration Section B: Installing Active Directory Requirements DC PROMO DNS Options Verify
Install Section C: Operations Master Schema Master Domain Naming Master RID Master
Infrastructure Master PDC Emulator Global Catalog Servers Transferring Roles
Active Directory Interface Seize a Master Role Section D: Organizational Units OU Definition Create an OU Create OU User Delegate
Authority Section E: Active Directory Physical Structure Structure Explanation Add Site
Create a Subnet Site Links Generate a Site Link Site Link Bridge Section F: Active Directory Replication Intra-site Replication Inter-site Replication
Section G: Active Directory Backup & Restore Backup Restoring Non-Authoritative
Authoritative Doing a Non-Authoritative Restore Doing an Authoritative Restore
Module 3 Section A: Active Directory Performance & Monitoring Domain Controller
Performance Monitoring Active Directory Active Directory Replication Monitor
Section B: Users & Groups Create Users Moving a User Account Windows 2000
Groups Creating Groups Section C: Publishing Resources Publishing a Shared Folder Publishing a Shared
Printer Searching for Published Resources Searching the Directory Section D: Group Policies Introduction Group Policy Objects (GPO’s) Group
Policy Processing Order Creating &Editing GPO’s Implementing a GPO
Section E: GPO Inheritance GPO Inheritance Blocking Policy Inheritance GPO
Conflicts Section F: GPO Security & Auditing Enforcing Security with GPO’s Section G: GPO Filtering & Delegation Delegating GPO Authority Filtering
GPO’s from Particular Users Section H: Security Templates & Analysis Setting up a MMC for Security
Templates Looking at Some Security Templates Applying a Security Template Security
Configuration & Analysis Section I: Windows Installer Windows Installer Benefits to Windows Installer
Windows Installer & Active Directory Module 4 Section A: Group Policy Software Deployment Publishing an Application Installation
Properties Testing the Installation Section B: Group Policy Software Assignment Assigning an Application Testing
the Installation Section C: Distributed File System Introduction DFS Benefits & Technology
Domain Based/Stand Alone DFS Setting Up DFS DFS Replication Using DFS Setting
Up a DFS Root Setting Up DFS Links Mapping to the DFS DFS Replication Section D: Remote Installation Services Introduction RIS Process RIS Limitations
Setting Up RIS RIS Components RIS Image Support Creating a RIS Server Installing
& Configuring a RIS Server Section E: RIS Client Configuration Client Settings Create GPO for RIS Pre-Stage
Client Computers Starting a RIS Installation RIS Troubleshooting Section F: Reliability & Recovery Windows 2000 Reliability Encrypting File
System Windows 2000 Recovery Section G: DNS Windows 2000 DNS Features DNS Resolution Types DNS Root Server DNS Caching-Only Server DNS Dynamic Update DNS Interface DNS Server Properties DNS Zone Properties Module 5 Section A: WINS Enhanced Features WINS Properties WINS Database Section B: DHCP New Features Scopes Server Properties Scope Properties Create
a New Scope Create a Superscope Create a Mulitcast Scope Section C: RAS, Dial-In & VPN Types of RAS RAS Policy Multi Link Connections
Authentication Routing & RAS Setup RAS Ports RAS Policy New Policy Edit
Profile VPN Client Connect VPN Section D: IP Routing – RIP Routing Protocols RIP OSPF Design Static Routing
ROUTE Command Router Configuration RIP Properties RIP Status Section E: IP Routing – OSPF OSPF OSPF Status Section F: Demand Dial Routing Other Services Features Enable DDR Module 6 Section A: NAT Internet Connection Sharing Special Features NAT Example Install
NAT Configure Interfaces Setup Addresses NAT Properties Section B: Terminal Services Features of Terminal Services Requirements for
Terminal Services Remote Administration Mode Install Terminal Services Applications
for Terminal Services Install Applications Configuration Section C: Terminal Services – Licensing Introduction Licensing Server
Server Install Connections RDP Properties User Specific Settings Client Setup
Section D: Certificate Services Overview Authority Types Certificate Contents
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