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Windows 2000 Design Network Infrastructure Set of 5
...4 Measuring & Optimizing DHCP 4.0 DNS 4.1 Integrated DNS Design 4.2 Securing the DNS Design 4.3 Highly Available DNS Design 4.4 Measuring & Optimizing DNS 4.5 DNS Deployment Strategy 5.0 WINS 5.1 WINS Design 5.2 Secure WINS 5.3 Highly Available 5.4 Measuring & Optimizing WINS 5.5 Wins Deployment Strategy Level 3 1.0 Distributed File System (DFS) 1.1 Placement of DFS
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Windows 2000 Design Network Infrastructure Set of 5
...4 Measuring & Optimizing DHCP 4.0 DNS 4.1 Integrated DNS Design 4.2 Securing the DNS Design 4.3 Highly Available DNS Design 4.4 Measuring & Optimizing DNS 4.5 DNS Deployment Strategy 5.0 WINS 5.1 WINS Design 5.2 Secure WINS 5.3 Highly Available 5.4 Measuring & Optimizing WINS 5.5 Wins Deployment Strategy Level 3 1.0 Distributed File System (DFS) 1.1 Placement of DFS
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Windows 2000 Design Network Infrastructure Set of 5
...4 Measuring & Optimizing DHCP 4.0 DNS 4.1 Integrated DNS Design 4.2 Securing the DNS Design 4.3 Highly Available DNS Design 4.4 Measuring & Optimizing DNS 4.5 DNS Deployment Strategy 5.0 WINS 5.1 WINS Design 5.2 Secure WINS 5.3 Highly Available 5.4 Measuring & Optimizing WINS 5.5 Wins Deployment Strategy Level 3 1.0 Distributed File System (DFS) 1.1 Placement of DFS
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...4 Measuring & Optimizing DHCP 4.0 DNS 4.1 Integrated DNS Design 4.2 Securing the DNS Design 4.3 Highly Available DNS Design 4.4 Measuring & Optimizing DNS 4.5 DNS Deployment Strategy 5.0 WINS 5.1 WINS Design 5.2 Secure WINS 5.3 Highly Available 5.4 Measuring & Optimizing WINS 5.5 Wins Deployment Strategy Level 3 1.0 Distributed File System (DFS) 1.1 Placement of DFS
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Windows 2000 Design Network Security Set of 4
Level 1 1.0 Introduction to Security 1.1 What is Security? 1.2 What is a Risk? 1.3 Types of Attacks 1.4 Risk Analysis 1.5 Acceptable Levels of Security 2.0 Securing the Local Network 2.1 Business Needs 2.2 Domain Structure & Trusts 2.3 Group Policies 2.4 Authentication 2.5 Controlling Access 2.6 Securing Computers Resources & Communications 2.7 Non-Microsoft Clients 3.0
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Level 1 1.0 Introduction to Security 1.1 What is Security? 1.2 What is a Risk? 1.3 Types of Attacks 1.4 Risk Analysis 1.5 Acceptable Levels of Security 2.0 Securing the Local Network 2.1 Business Needs 2.2 Domain Structure & Trusts 2.3 Group Policies 2.4 Authentication 2.5 Controlling Access 2.6 Securing Computers Resources & Communications 2.7 Non-Microsoft Clients 3.0
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Windows 2000 Design Network Security Set of 4
Level 1 1.0 Introduction to Security 1.1 What is Security? 1.2 What is a Risk? 1.3 Types of Attacks 1.4 Risk Analysis 1.5 Acceptable Levels of Security 2.0 Securing the Local Network 2.1 Business Needs 2.2 Domain Structure & Trusts 2.3 Group Policies 2.4 Authentication 2.5 Controlling Access 2.6 Securing Computers Resources & Communications 2.7 Non-Microsoft Clients 3.0
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Level 1 1.0 Introduction to Security 1.1 What is Security? 1.2 What is a Risk? 1.3 Types of Attacks 1.4 Risk Analysis 1.5 Acceptable Levels of Security 2.0 Securing the Local Network 2.1 Business Needs 2.2 Domain Structure & Trusts 2.3 Group Policies 2.4 Authentication 2.5 Controlling Access 2.6 Securing Computers Resources & Communications 2.7 Non-Microsoft Clients 3.0
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Windows 2000 Design Directory Services--Set of 3
This course will prepare you to analyze the business and technical requirements of an operating system and design a directory service architecture that meets those requirements. Learn how to design service locations including operations masters, global catalog servers, domain controller and DNS server placement. We recommend that you complete the MCSE Windows 2000 Core Four courses prior to
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This course will prepare you to analyze the business and technical requirements of an operating system and design a directory service architecture that meets those requirements. Learn how to design service locations including operations masters, global catalog servers, domain controller and DNS server placement. We recommend that you complete the MCSE Windows 2000 Core Four courses prior to
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Windows 2000 Design Directory Services--Set of 3
This course will prepare you to analyze the business and technical requirements of an operating system and design a directory service architecture that meets those requirements. Learn how to design service locations including operations masters, global catalog servers, domain controller and DNS server placement. We recommend that you complete the MCSE Windows 2000 Core Four courses prior to
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This course will prepare you to analyze the business and technical requirements of an operating system and design a directory service architecture that meets those requirements. Learn how to design service locations including operations masters, global catalog servers, domain controller and DNS server placement. We recommend that you complete the MCSE Windows 2000 Core Four courses prior to
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Windows 2000 Design Directory Services--Level 1
Level 1 (1 hr 39 mins) 1.0 Introduction to Active Directory 1.1 Benefits & Features of a Network Directory Service 1.2 Active Directory Overview 1.3 Logical & Physical Organization of Active Directory 1.4 AD Requirements 1.5 The Importance of DNS 1.6 Domain Controllers & Multi-Master Replication 1.7 Operation Master Roles (FSMO's) for Domain Controllers 2.0 Active Directory Concept
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Level 1 (1 hr 39 mins) 1.0 Introduction to Active Directory 1.1 Benefits & Features of a Network Directory Service 1.2 Active Directory Overview 1.3 Logical & Physical Organization of Active Directory 1.4 AD Requirements 1.5 The Importance of DNS 1.6 Domain Controllers & Multi-Master Replication 1.7 Operation Master Roles (FSMO's) for Domain Controllers 2.0 Active Directory Concept
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Windows 2000 Design Directory Services--Level 1
Level 1 (1 hr 39 mins) 1.0 Introduction to Active Directory 1.1 Benefits & Features of a Network Directory Service 1.2 Active Directory Overview 1.3 Logical & Physical Organization of Active Directory 1.4 AD Requirements 1.5 The Importance of DNS 1.6 Domain Controllers & Multi-Master Replication 1.7 Operation Master Roles (FSMO's) for Domain Controllers 2.0 Active Directory Concept
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Level 1 (1 hr 39 mins) 1.0 Introduction to Active Directory 1.1 Benefits & Features of a Network Directory Service 1.2 Active Directory Overview 1.3 Logical & Physical Organization of Active Directory 1.4 AD Requirements 1.5 The Importance of DNS 1.6 Domain Controllers & Multi-Master Replication 1.7 Operation Master Roles (FSMO's) for Domain Controllers 2.0 Active Directory Concept
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Windows 2000 Design Directory Services-Level 2
...etBIOS Name Resolution Issues 1.3 DNS Naming Issues 1.4 DNS Design Guidelines 1.5 Naming Strategies for Users and other Objects 2.0 Active Directory Architecture 2.1 The Single Domain Model 2.2 The Multiple Domain Model 2.3 Designing Multiple Domain Trees within a Forest 2.4 Resource Access 2.5 Creating an Empty Root Domain 2.6 Multi-Forest Issues 3.0 OUs and Delegating Authority
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...etBIOS Name Resolution Issues 1.3 DNS Naming Issues 1.4 DNS Design Guidelines 1.5 Naming Strategies for Users and other Objects 2.0 Active Directory Architecture 2.1 The Single Domain Model 2.2 The Multiple Domain Model 2.3 Designing Multiple Domain Trees within a Forest 2.4 Resource Access 2.5 Creating an Empty Root Domain 2.6 Multi-Forest Issues 3.0 OUs and Delegating Authority
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Windows 2000 Design Directory Services-Level 2
...etBIOS Name Resolution Issues 1.3 DNS Naming Issues 1.4 DNS Design Guidelines 1.5 Naming Strategies for Users and other Objects 2.0 Active Directory Architecture 2.1 The Single Domain Model 2.2 The Multiple Domain Model 2.3 Designing Multiple Domain Trees within a Forest 2.4 Resource Access 2.5 Creating an Empty Root Domain 2.6 Multi-Forest Issues 3.0 OUs and Delegating Authority
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...etBIOS Name Resolution Issues 1.3 DNS Naming Issues 1.4 DNS Design Guidelines 1.5 Naming Strategies for Users and other Objects 2.0 Active Directory Architecture 2.1 The Single Domain Model 2.2 The Multiple Domain Model 2.3 Designing Multiple Domain Trees within a Forest 2.4 Resource Access 2.5 Creating an Empty Root Domain 2.6 Multi-Forest Issues 3.0 OUs and Delegating Authority
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Windows 2000 Design Directory Services--Level 3
Level 3 (1 hr 52 mins) 1.0 Security Permissions & Groups 1.1 Security Groups and their Scope 1.2 Active Directory Security Permissions 2.0 Active Directory Sties & Replication 2.1 Sites and Site Links 2.2 Planning for Replication Traffic 2.3 Replication Topology Issues 2.4 Intra-Site VS Inter-Site Replication 3.0 Operations Masters & Domain Controllers 3.1 FSMO Placement
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Level 3 (1 hr 52 mins) 1.0 Security Permissions & Groups 1.1 Security Groups and their Scope 1.2 Active Directory Security Permissions 2.0 Active Directory Sties & Replication 2.1 Sites and Site Links 2.2 Planning for Replication Traffic 2.3 Replication Topology Issues 2.4 Intra-Site VS Inter-Site Replication 3.0 Operations Masters & Domain Controllers 3.1 FSMO Placement
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Windows 2000 Design Directory Services--Level 3
Level 3 (1 hr 52 mins) 1.0 Security Permissions & Groups 1.1 Security Groups and their Scope 1.2 Active Directory Security Permissions 2.0 Active Directory Sties & Replication 2.1 Sites and Site Links 2.2 Planning for Replication Traffic 2.3 Replication Topology Issues 2.4 Intra-Site VS Inter-Site Replication 3.0 Operations Masters & Domain Controllers 3.1 FSMO Placement
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Level 3 (1 hr 52 mins) 1.0 Security Permissions & Groups 1.1 Security Groups and their Scope 1.2 Active Directory Security Permissions 2.0 Active Directory Sties & Replication 2.1 Sites and Site Links 2.2 Planning for Replication Traffic 2.3 Replication Topology Issues 2.4 Intra-Site VS Inter-Site Replication 3.0 Operations Masters & Domain Controllers 3.1 FSMO Placement
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