Course Description als: Managing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Environment

Objectives

Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to

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  Describe the Windows 2000 networking architecture and use the Microsoft Management Console
  
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  Install new hardware on a computer running Windows 2000, update the operating system, manage client access licenses, and troubleshoot boot problems
  
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  Work with basic and dynamic disks, implement disk quotas, and manage the compression and encryption of files and folders
  
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  Share drives, folders, and printers with network users, and control access to these shared resources by assigning share and NTFS permissions
  
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  Install and manage network printers
  
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  Use the Performance Console, Task Manager, and Event Viewer to monitor server and network health and security
  
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  Plan and configure Windows 2000 auditing
  
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  Create and maintain user objects in Active Directory, and create user profiles
  
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  Create group objects in Active Directory to organize users and simplify the process of assigning access permissions
  
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  Use group policies to control network users and workstations
  
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  Publish shared folders and printers in Active Directory, redirect special folders, and use group policies to deploy software on the network
  
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  Create sites and subnets, and configure and troubleshoot intersite Active Directory replication
  
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  Manage Active Directory object and container permissions, locate and move Active Directory objects, delegate administrative control of organizational units (OUs), and troubleshoot Active Directory
  
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  Describe the TCP/IP protocol suite, install and configure a Microsoft TCP/IP client, and use TCP/IP utilities to test a network and troubleshoot communication problems
  
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  Explain how DHCP works, install and configure a DHCP server, and troubleshoot DHCP
  
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  Explain the Windows name resolution process, install a WINS server, configure a Windows 2000 WINS client, use static mappings, and configure a WINS proxy agent
  
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  Describe the DNS process, install the Domain Name System (DNS) service, create zones, manage resource records, and troubleshoot DNS
  
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  Use Internet Information Services (IIS) to create and administer Web sites and File Transfer Protocol (FTP) sites, create virtual directories, and manage site security; and troubleshoot IIS
  
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  Use Windows 2000 remote access technology, configure and enable Windows 2000 Routing and Remote Access, configure a VPN server and a VPN client, configure Routing and Remote Access to use network address translation (NAT), enable Internet Connection Sharing (ICS), and install Terminal Services and the Terminal Services Licensing server
  
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  Use the backup hardware and software as well as the various backup types and strategies to back up a network, and use the Windows 2000 backup program to back up and restore Active Directory data
  

Evaluation

Student evaluations will be based on

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  Written examinations and quizzes
  
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  Homework assignments
  
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  Classroom participation and attendance
  
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  Completion of the labs in the course Lab Manual
  

Assignments

Consider including the following among the student’s responsibilities:

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  Reading the class textbook and any other material assigned by the instructor, including journals, magazines, white papers, and Internet materials
  
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  Completing any textbook-related activities assigned by the instructor
  
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  Participating in oral presentations and classroom discussions
  
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  Participating in the class labs, as presented in the course Lab Manual
  

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