| Introduction
to Networking
Windows 2003 Networking Architecture
The OSI 7 Layer Model
Local Area Networks
Wide Area Networks
Remote Access
Introduction to TCP/IP
The History of TCP/IP
The TCP/IP 4 Layer Model
Protocols, Ports and Sockets
Microsoft TCP/IP Architecture
IP Addressing
Subnetting
Introduction to IPv6
Automatic IP Addressing
Introduction to Automatic IP Addressing
APIPA
Introduction to DHCP
The DHCP Lease Process
DHCP Advantages and Disadvantages
Installing the DHCP Service
Authorizing the DHCP Service in Active Directory
Introduction to Scopes
Creating and Configuring Scopes
Troubleshooting Common DHCP Problems
Name Resolution
Introduction to Name Resolution
The HOSTS File
Introduction to DNS
Installing the DNS Server Service
Configuring Name Resolution Methods
Creating and Configuring Zones
Integrating the DNS and DHCP Services
Troubleshooting Common DNS Problems
NetBIOS Name Resolution
Introduction to NetBIOS
Connecting to NetBIOS-Based Networks
The LMHOSTS File
Introduction to WINS
Installing the WINS Server Service
Enabling WINS Replication
Troubleshooting Common WINS Problems
Network Security
Introduction to Network Security
Encryption Basics
Introduction to the Publik Key Infrastructure (PKI)
Understanding of Certificates
Installing Certificate Services
Certificate Services and Active Directory
Introduction to IPSec
Implementing and Configuring IPSec
Troubleshooting Common Network Security Problems
Remote Access to Windows
2003 Networks
Introduction to Remote Access
Configuring Remote Access on the Server
Configuring Remote Access on the Client
Configuring PPP Multilink
Authentication Methods Available
Security of Remote Access Connections
Integrating DHCP with RAS
Introduction to Remote Access Policies
Configuring Remote Access Policies
Troubleshooting Common emote Access Problems |
Routing
Introduction to Routing, Routers, and Routing Tables
Configuring Network Connections
Routing and Remote Access
Static Routes
Configuring a Routing Interface
Demand-Dial Routing
Configuring Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
Troubleshooting Common Routing Problems
Connecting to the Internet
Introduction to Internet Connectivity
Methods of Internet Connectivity
Dial-Up vs Permanent Connections
Internet Access Through a Router
Introduction to Network Address Translation
Introduction to Firewalls
Connecting Networks
Introduction to Virtual Private Networking (VPN)
Configuring a Web Server
Introduction to Internet Information Services (IIS)
Installing IIS
Configuring a Web Site
Managing IIS
Troubleshooting Common IIS Problems
Troubleshooting Windows
2003 Network Services
Troubleshooting Network Problems
Resolving Problems with TCP/IP Configurations
Resolving Name Resolution Problems
Monitoring Network Traffic
Appendix - Deploying
Windows 2003 Professional with RIS
Overview - Remote Installation Service (RIS)
Installing and Configuring RIS
Creating PXE Boot Disks
Deploying Windows 2003 Images by Using RIS
Troubleshooting RIS
Appendix - Network
Connectivity Between Operating Systems
Configuring Access to NetWare Resources
Providing Macintosh Users Access to Windows 2003 Resources
Connecting to UNIX based servers |
Course
Overview
Delegates will learn how to installing, configure
and support a business based network infrastructure that uses
Windows 2003 Server. |
Course Aims
Delegates will learn how to configure and troubleshoot
the DHCP, DNS, and WINS services, use IPSec to configure Network
Security, configure and troubleshoot the Remote Access Service,
and configure a Windows 2003 Server to act as a router. Delegates
will also learn how to configure Internet access for a network,
configure a Web server using IISv5, install Windows XP Professional
images using RIS, manage a Windows 2003 network using Terminal
Services, troubleshoot network connectivity problems, and configure
cross platform Network Connectivity. |
Course Pre-requisites
This course assumes delegates have a good understanding
of implementing Windows 2003 Servers as can be gained from our
Windows 2003: System Administration course. |
Qualification
Map
This course covers elements essential for the
following Microsoft exam: 70-293 and 70-291 |
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