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Domain Upgrade Training Programs
From Serebra Learning Corporation
Windows 2000 - Migration Design Upgrade and Migration Strategies
 To show how to plan a migration from a Windows NT 3.5x or NT 4.0 domain to Windows 2000 Students preparing for Microsoft exam 70-222; personnel in medium to very large computing environments that plan to migrate from Windows NT 4.0 to Windows 2000 more...Preparing and Deploying a Domain Upgrade in Windows NET
To discuss how to prepare and deploy a domain for an upgrade in Windows .NET Support professionals working with Windows NT Server 4.0 who are responsible for developing, designing, and deploying a directory services migration; those who are on the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) track who want to acquire the skills necessary to select, develop, and deploy a directory services migration more...Microsoft Windows 2000: Upgrading from Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Part 2
This course provides learners with instruction in the systematic process of accomplishing an upgrade to Windows 2000 from NT 4.0. An important distinction should be made between the content which this course covers and the content covered in Part 3 - Restructuring. This course covers a domain upgrade sometimes referred to as 'in-place upgrade' or 'upgrade'. As used in the Microsoft exam more...
From 123-CBT Computer Based Training
Windows 2000 Upgrading from Windows NT 4 0--Part 2
 ...t covered in Part 3 - Restructuring. This course covers a domain upgrade, sometimes referred to as 'in-place upgrade' or 'upgrade'. As used in the Microsoft exam objectives and in the source material, a domain upgrade is defined as the process of upgrading the Primary Domain Controller (PDC) and the BDCs of a Windows NT domain from Windows NT Server to Windows 2000 Server. L earn To: more...Windows 2000 Upgrading from Windows NT 4 0--Part 1
...Environment 2 - 3 hours o Identify the features of the domain upgrade process. o Identify the advantages of the domain upgrade process in a specified situation. o Identify the situations in which domain upgrade should be implemented. o Identify the reasons for selecting a specific mode of domain upgrade in a specified situation. o Identify the type of domain restructuring to be performed more...Windows 2000 Upgrading from Windows NT 4 0--Part 1
...Environment 2 - 3 hours o Identify the features of the domain upgrade process. o Identify the advantages of the domain upgrade process in a specified situation. o Identify the situations in which domain upgrade should be implemented. o Identify the reasons for selecting a specific mode of domain upgrade in a specified situation. o Identify the type of domain restructuring to be performed more...Windows 2000 Upgrading from Windows NT 4 0--Part 2
...t covered in Part 3 - Restructuring. This course covers a domain upgrade, sometimes referred to as 'in-place upgrade' or 'upgrade'. As used in the Microsoft exam objectives and in the source material, a domain upgrade is defined as the process of upgrading the Primary Domain Controller (PDC) and the BDCs of a Windows NT domain from Windows NT Server to Windows 2000 Server. L earn To: more...Windows 2000 Upgrading from Windows NT 4 0--Part 4
...o: o Identify and troubleshoot problems associated with domain upgrade, user account, and domain access. o Identify and troubleshoot problems associated with network services, applications, and domain migration tool problems. Audience In addition to the principal audience of System Administrators, other MIS support personnel would benefit from this course. In some organizations persons more...Windows 2000 Upgrading from Windows NT 4 0--Part 4
...o: o Identify and troubleshoot problems associated with domain upgrade, user account, and domain access. o Identify and troubleshoot problems associated with network services, applications, and domain migration tool problems. Audience In addition to the principal audience of System Administrators, other MIS support personnel would benefit from this course. In some organizations persons more...
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