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Windows XP Networking Internetworking Lesson 1: Windows XP Internet Explorer Introduction Lesson Objectives Basics Of Internet Choosing A Service Provider My Network Places System Folder Network Connections System Folder The New Connection Wizard Creating A New Connection Completing the New Connection Wizard Connection Properties Dialog Box The General Tab The Options Tab The Security Tab The Networking Tab The Advanced Tab The  more...

Windows XP Advanced Lesson 1: Managing Windows XP Environment Introduction Lesson Objectives Applying A Background Image Adding An Application To The Quick Launch Toolbar Changing The Properties Of The Start Menu The Classic Start Menu Adding A Program In The Start Menu The Expanded Control Panel Mouse Properties Keyboard Properties Regional And Language Options Changing The Default Langauge Adding An Additional  more...

WordPerfect 9 Introduction WordPerfect 9 Basic WordPerfect 9 Basic Lesson 1: Introduction, Opening WordPerfect, The Document Window, The Title Bar, The Menu Bar, Accessing A Menu, The Toolbar, Floating A Toolbar, The Property Bar, Using The Scroll Bars, The Application Bar, The CAPS Button, The Type-over Mode, QuickMenu, Commands Options And Dialog Boxes, The Zoom Dialog Box, QuickTips Lesson 2: Introduction, Opening  more...

Dreamweaver MX Advanced This is the third in the Macromedia Dreamweaver MX series of tutorials from the Virtual Training Company. Author Mark Fletcher (a Member of Team Macromedia for Dreamweaver and a regular contributor to Macromedia DevNet) shows the user how to work with CSS, add style to web pages, create page layouts, use integrated code tools, create web pages that comply with the Web Accessibility Initiative  more...

Windows 2000 Networking Internetworking Lesson 1: Windows 2000 And The Internet Introduction Basics Of Internet Creating A New Connection The Network Connection Wizard Adding A Shortcut To The Desktop The Connection Dialog Box The Network And Dial-up Connections Folder The Connections Properties Exploring General Properties Exploring The Options Tab The Security Tab Exploring The Networking Tab Point To Point Settings Sharing Your  more...

Windows XP Home Edition Set of 3 Level 1 1.0 Overview of Windows XP Home Edition 1.1 Where Windows XP Home Edition Fits in the Windows Family 1.2 New Features of Windows XP Home Edition 1.3 Windows XP Home Edition OS and Engine 1.4 Recommended Hardware 2.0 Navigating the Windows XP Home Edition Desktop 2.1 Logging On 2.2 Using the Mouse 2.3 Orientation to the Desktop 2.4 Orientation to the taskbar and Start Menu 3.0  more...

JAVA Programming Advanced Set of 4 Level 1 1.0 Inheritance Fundamentals 1.1 What is Inheritance? 1.2 Why Use Inheritance? 1.3 Inheritance Rules 1.4 Inheritance Examples 1.5 Extending a Class 1.6 Defining Subclass Constructors 1.7 Constructor Call Chain 1.8 Calling Parent Constructors 1.9 Passing Values to Parent Constructors 1.10 Overriding Methods 1.11 The Object Class 1.12 The toString Method 2.0 Advanced  more...

JAVA Programming Advanced Set of 4 Level 1 1.0 Inheritance Fundamentals 1.1 What is Inheritance? 1.2 Why Use Inheritance? 1.3 Inheritance Rules 1.4 Inheritance Examples 1.5 Extending a Class 1.6 Defining Subclass Constructors 1.7 Constructor Call Chain 1.8 Calling Parent Constructors 1.9 Passing Values to Parent Constructors 1.10 Overriding Methods 1.11 The Object Class 1.12 The toString Method 2.0 Advanced  more...

C Programming Set of 5 Level One 1.0 .NET Concepts 1.1 What is .NET 1.2 Introducing the .NET Framework 1.3 Understanding the Common Type Systems 1.4 Compilers, Assemblies & Microsoft Intermediate Language 1.5 Namespaces 2.0 Using the Visual Studio .NET IDE 2.1 Introducing the IDE 2.2 Compiling 2.3 Debugging 2.4 Database Manipulation Tools 2.5 Getting Help 3.0 Language Fundamentals 3.1 Comments 3.2  more...

C Programming Set of 5 Level One 1.0 .NET Concepts 1.1 What is .NET 1.2 Introducing the .NET Framework 1.3 Understanding the Common Type Systems 1.4 Compilers, Assemblies & Microsoft Intermediate Language 1.5 Namespaces 2.0 Using the Visual Studio .NET IDE 2.1 Introducing the IDE 2.2 Compiling 2.3 Debugging 2.4 Database Manipulation Tools 2.5 Getting Help 3.0 Language Fundamentals 3.1 Comments 3.2  more...

Windows 2000 Design Network Infrastructure Set of 5 Level 1 1.0 Business Requirements 1.1 Investigating the Business Model 1.2 Diagramming Organizational Structures 1.3 Looking at Company Strategies 1.4 Analyzing the IT Management Structure 2.0 Technical Requirements 2.1 Technical Environment Goals 2.2 Effects of Infrastructure Design 2.3 Establishing Network Requirements 2.4 Disaster Recovery Level 2 1.0 Network  more...

Windows 2000 Design Network Infrastructure Set of 5 Level 1 1.0 Business Requirements 1.1 Investigating the Business Model 1.2 Diagramming Organizational Structures 1.3 Looking at Company Strategies 1.4 Analyzing the IT Management Structure 2.0 Technical Requirements 2.1 Technical Environment Goals 2.2 Effects of Infrastructure Design 2.3 Establishing Network Requirements 2.4 Disaster Recovery Level 2 1.0 Network  more...

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  more...

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  more...

Windows 2000 Network Operating System Essentials Set of 5 Level 1 1.0 Why Network? 1.1 Stand Alone Computing 1.2 Network Computing 1.3 Advantages of Networking 2.0 History of Networking 2.1 Peer-to peer Networking 2.2 Domain-based Networking 2.3 Directory-based Networking Level 2 1.0 Network Building Blocks 1.1 Information Flow on PC 1.2 Information Flow on the Network 1.3 Networking Components 2.0 Networking Components 2.1  more...

Windows 2000 Network Operating System Essentials Set of 5 Level 1 1.0 Why Network? 1.1 Stand Alone Computing 1.2 Network Computing 1.3 Advantages of Networking 2.0 History of Networking 2.1 Peer-to peer Networking 2.2 Domain-based Networking 2.3 Directory-based Networking Level 2 1.0 Network Building Blocks 1.1 Information Flow on PC 1.2 Information Flow on the Network 1.3 Networking Components 2.0 Networking Components 2.1  more...

Windows 2000 Server Admin --Volume 5 Lesson 1: Terminal Services Installing Terminal Services Creating A Terminal Services Client Installing A Terminal Services Client Terminal Services Client Setup Connecting To The Terminal Server Logging On To A Terminal Server Testing The Services Verifying The Contents Of A Client Folder Opening The Terminal Services Manager Viewing The Connection Status Of A User Sending A Message To A Client  more...

Windows 2000 Server Admin --Volume 4 Lesson 1: Basics Of Internet Information Services The Internet Information Server The Microsoft Management Console Adding An IIS Snap-in Creating A New Web Site The Web Site Creation Wizard Running A Web Site Configuring A Web Site Setting The Default Page Viewing A Web Site Opening A Default FTP Site Default FTP Site Properties Adding A Message To An FTP Site Logging Into An FTP Site Creating A  more...

Windows 2000 Server Admin --Volume 3 Lesson 1: Configuring File Resources Introduction Sharing & Publishing File Resources Configuring Shared Folders Using DFS Creating A DFS Root Creating DFS Links Viewing The Status Of A Link Accessing The DFS Root From A Client System Deleting DFS Link Configuring Disk Quotas On An NTFS Volume Creating A New Quota Entry Exceeding The Quota Level On A Client System Viewing An Exceeded Warning  more...

Windows 2000 Server Admin --Volume 2 Lesson 1: Active Directory Services Introduction To Directory Services Installing Active Directory The Active Directory Installation Wizard Opening The Directory Server Console Managing The Active Directory Console Adding A Trusted Domain Adding A Trusting Domain Verifying A Domain Trust Creating Users Locating User Information Disabling A User Creating New Computers Sites: An Overview Creating  more...

Windows 2000 Server Admin --Volume 1 Lesson 1: Introduction To Windows 2000 Server Introduction To The Windows 2000 Family Comparing The Hardware Features Of The Servers Improving The Platform Scalability Of The Windows 2000 Server Interoperability Of The Windows 2000 Server Availability Of The Windows 2000 Server Reliablility Manageability Of The Windows 2000 Integrated Infrastructure Services Directory Services Security Services  more...

HTML DHTML Introduction Lesson 1: Basic Concepts Introduction Internet Concepts History Of The Internet Network Types Local Area Networks Metropolitan Area Networks Wide Area Networks The Internet Networking Essentials Clients and Servers Protocols IP Addresses Uniform Resource Locators The World Wide Web How The WWW Works Markup Languages Standard Generalized Markup Language Hyper Text Markup Language Dynamic  more...

HTML DHTML Introduction Lesson 1: Basic Concepts Introduction Internet Concepts History Of The Internet Network Types Local Area Networks Metropolitan Area Networks Wide Area Networks The Internet Networking Essentials Clients and Servers Protocols IP Addresses Uniform Resource Locators The World Wide Web How The WWW Works Markup Languages Standard Generalized Markup Language Hyper Text Markup Language Dynamic  more...

MCSE Windows 2000 Core Library The Complete MCSE Windows 2000 Core Library includes the following courses: Windows 2000 Professional: Level 1 (ID#7668) Windows 2000 Professional: Level 2 (ID#7670) Windows 2000 Professional: Level 3 (ID#7672) Windows 2000 Professional: Level 4 (ID#7674) Windows 2000 Professional: Level 5 (ID#7676) Windows 2000 Professional: Level 6 (ID#7678) Windows 2000 Professional: Level 7 (ID#7680)  more...

Windows 2000 Directory Services Level 1 Level 1 (2 hrs 4 mins) 1.0 Introduction to Active Directory 1.1 Benefits & Features of a Network Directory Service 1.2 Active Directory Standards & Naming Conventions 1.3 Logical & Physical Organization of Active Directory 1.4 AD Requirements & Pre-Installation Considerations 2.0 Active Directory Domain Controller Functions 2.1 Windows 2000 Domain Controller vs. Windows NT Domain  more...

Windows 2000 Directory Services Level 1 Level 1 (2 hrs 4 mins) 1.0 Introduction to Active Directory 1.1 Benefits & Features of a Network Directory Service 1.2 Active Directory Standards & Naming Conventions 1.3 Logical & Physical Organization of Active Directory 1.4 AD Requirements & Pre-Installation Considerations 2.0 Active Directory Domain Controller Functions 2.1 Windows 2000 Domain Controller vs. Windows NT Domain  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 7 Level 7 (1 hr 48 mins) 1.0 NAT (27 mins) 1.1 Connection Sharing Concepts 1.2 Installing Shared Access 1.3 Installing Connection Sharing 2.0 IPSec (25 mins) 2.1 Role of IPSec 2.2 Security Levels & Authentication Methods 2.3 Transport Mode & Tunnel Mode 2.4 Security Policies & IPSec Interfaces 2.5 Monitoring 3.0 Certificate Services (19 mins) 3.1 Role of Certificate Services 3.2  more...

Dreamweaver MX Advanced This is the third in the Macromedia Dreamweaver MX series of tutorials from the Virtual Training Company. Author Mark Fletcher (a Member of Team Macromedia for Dreamweaver and a regular contributor to Macromedia DevNet) shows the user how to work with CSS, add style to web pages, create page layouts, use integrated code tools, create web pages that comply with the Web Accessibility Initiative  more...

iNet Level 3 Level 3 (1 Hr 29 Mins) 1.0 Network Security (22 Mins) 1.2 Fundamentals of Network Security 1.3 Dealing with Suspicious Activities & Attacks 1.4 Security Requirements 2.0 Internet Development (36 Mins) 2.1 Network Software Concepts 2.2 Programming Languages 2.3 Databases 2.4 Multimedia 3.0 Internet Site Design (31 Mins) 3.1 Functionality Issues 3.2 Technical & Content Related  more...

iNet Level 1 Level 1 (1 Hr 43 Mins) 1.0 Basic Networking Concepts (1 Hr 1 Min) 1.1 Definition of a Network 1.2 Network Hardware 1.3 Network Software 1.4 Combined Network Components 1.5 LAN & WAN Linking Methods 2.0 Basic Internet Concepts (17 Mins) 2.1 Definition of the Internet 2.2 Internet Architecture 2.3 Domain Name Services 2.4 Uniform Resource Locators 2.5 Internet Communications Process  more...

Windows 2000 Networking Internetworking Lesson 1: Windows 2000 And The Internet Introduction Basics Of Internet Creating A New Connection The Network Connection Wizard Adding A Shortcut To The Desktop The Connection Dialog Box The Network And Dial-up Connections Folder The Connections Properties Exploring General Properties Exploring The Options Tab The Security Tab Exploring The Networking Tab Point To Point Settings  more...

Windows 2000 Advanced Lesson 1: Managing Your Environment Applying A Background Image Adding An Application To The Quick Launch Toolbar Changing The Properties Of The Start Menu Adding A Program In The Start Menu Expanding The Control Panel Menu Arranging Items In The Start Menu The Expanded Control Panel Mouse Properties Keyboard Properties Changing The Language Of The Keyboard Installing A Font Restoring  more...

Dreamweaver MX Advanced This is the third in the Macromedia Dreamweaver MX series of tutorials from the Virtual Training Company. Author Mark Fletcher (a Member of Team Macromedia for Dreamweaver and a regular contributor to Macromedia DevNet) shows the user how to work with CSS, add style to web pages, create page layouts, use integrated code tools, create web pages that comply with the Web Accessibility Initiative  more...

Visual Basic 6 0 Client Server Techniques LV 13 Level 13 Client/Server Techniques (2 Hours 15 Minutes) 1.0 What is Client/Server (18 min) 1.1 Concepts 1.2 Network File Server 1.3 Splitting the Application 1.4 Where do you put the Logic 1.5 Dead Vs Live Data 1.6 Multi-User Considerations 1.7 Cursors 1.8 Lock Types 1.9 Cursor Limitations 2.0 ODBC and OLE DB Overview (6 min) 2.1 What is ODBC? 2.2 ODBC Components 2.3 ODBC  more...

WordPerfect 9 Introduction WordPerfect 9 Basic WordPerfect 9 Basic Lesson 1: Introduction, Opening WordPerfect, The Document Window, The Title Bar, The Menu Bar, Accessing A Menu, The Toolbar, Floating A Toolbar, The Property Bar, Using The Scroll Bars, The Application Bar, The CAPS Button, The Type-over Mode, QuickMenu, Commands Options And Dialog Boxes, The Zoom Dialog Box, QuickTips Lesson 2:  more...

Windows 2000 Professional Set of 4 Windows 2000 Professional Beginning (1 Hour 51 Minutes) 1.0 Introduction to Windows 2000 Professional (7 Minutes) 1.1 Compare new Windows 2000 Pro to Older Versions of Windows & NT 1.2 Major New Features 1.3 Minimum Hardware Requirements 1.4 The Windows 2000 Family 1.5 Windows 2000 Software Compatibility 2.0 Navigating the Windows 2000 Desktop (40 Minutes) 2.1 Start & Log onto  more...

Windows 2000 Professional Beginning Windows 2000 Professional Beginning (1 Hour 51 Minutes) 1.0 Introduction to Windows 2000 Professional (7 Minutes) 1.1 Compare new Windows 2000 Pro to Older Versions of Windows & NT 1.2 Major New Features 1.3 Minimum Hardware Requirements 1.4 The Windows 2000 Family 1.5 Windows 2000 Software Compatibility 2.0 Navigating the Windows 2000 Desktop (40 Minutes) 2.1 Start & Log onto  more...

Windows 2000 Professional Advanced Windows 2000 Professional Advanced (1 Hour 58 Minutes) 1.0 Basic System Maintenance (19 Minutes) 1.1 Backing Up Data Files 1.2 Restoring Files form a Backup 1.3 Defragmenting Your Hard Disk 2.0 Cool System Utilities (18 Minutes) 2.1 Disk Cleanup Manager 2.2 Windows Update Wizard 2.3 The Scheduled tasks Window 2.4 Overview of Computer Management Tools 3.0 Installing Software (19  more...

Lotus Domino R5 System Administration Level 2 Level 2 (1 hr 44 mins) 1.0 Server Console (1 hr 9 mins) 1.1 Commands & Remote Console 1.2 Notes I.N.I. 1.3 Web Admin 1.4 Server Tasks 2.0 Mail Basics (34 mins) 2.1 Mail Basics 2.2 Notes Name Network 2.3 Connection Docs 2.4 MTC 2.5 Multiple Mail Boxes  more...

Windows 2000 Professional Level 4 Level 4 (2 Hrs 5 Mins) 1.0 Getting Acclimated to the Windows 2000 Interface (17 Mins) 1.1 Customizing the Start Menu 1.2 Cleaning up the Windows 2000 Explorer/My Computer Windows 1.3 Customizing the Taskbar 1.4 Adjusting the Default Size of Event Viewer Logs 2.0 The Microsoft Management Console (MMC) (16 Mins) 2.1 The Main MMC Window 2.2 MMC Snap-ins 2.3 Creating Your Own Custom  more...

Windows 2000 Professional Level 4 Level 4 (2 Hrs 5 Mins) 1.0 Getting Acclimated to the Windows 2000 Interface (17 Mins) 1.1 Customizing the Start Menu 1.2 Cleaning up the Windows 2000 Explorer/My Computer Windows 1.3 Customizing the Taskbar 1.4 Adjusting the Default Size of Event Viewer Logs 2.0 The Microsoft Management Console (MMC) (16 Mins) 2.1 The Main MMC Window 2.2 MMC Snap-ins 2.3 Creating Your Own Custom  more...

Windows 2000 Professional Level 5 Level 5 (2 Hrs 12 Mins) 1.0 File Systems (44 Mins) 1.1 Understanding the Different Windows 2000 File Systems 1.2 NTFS Permissions on File Resources 1.3 NTFS Data Compression 1.4 The Built-in Disk Defragmentation Tool & 3rd Party Defragmentation Utilities 2.0 Setting up Networking (36 Mins) 2.1 Creating & Using a Dial-up Networking Connection 2.2 Configuring the TCP/IP Networking  more...

Windows 2000 Professional Level 5 Level 5 (2 Hrs 12 Mins) 1.0 File Systems (44 Mins) 1.1 Understanding the Different Windows 2000 File Systems 1.2 NTFS Permissions on File Resources 1.3 NTFS Data Compression 1.4 The Built-in Disk Defragmentation Tool & 3rd Party Defragmentation Utilities 2.0 Setting up Networking (36 Mins) 2.1 Creating & Using a Dial-up Networking Connection 2.2 Configuring the TCP/IP Networking  more...

Windows 2000 Professional Level 6 Level 6 (1 Hrs 58 Mins) 1.0 Windows Installer (9 Mins) 1.1 MSI Overview 1.2 Add/Remove Programs Icon 1.3 Program Self-repair 2.0 Built-in System Tools (35 Mins) 2.1 Task Scheduler 2.2 Offline Folder & File Sync (Client Side Caching) 2.3 The Run As Option 2.4 Windows 2000 Backup Utility 2.5 Working With Removable Data 3.0 System Monitoring & Performance (38 Mins) 3.1 Memory  more...

Windows 2000 Professional Level 6 Level 6 (1 Hrs 58 Mins) 1.0 Windows Installer (9 Mins) 1.1 MSI Overview 1.2 Add/Remove Programs Icon 1.3 Program Self-repair 2.0 Built-in System Tools (35 Mins) 2.1 Task Scheduler 2.2 Offline Folder & File Sync (Client Side Caching) 2.3 The Run As Option 2.4 Windows 2000 Backup Utility 2.5 Working With Removable Data 3.0 System Monitoring & Performance (38 Mins) 3.1 Memory  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Set of 7 The Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Set of 7 includes the following courses: Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure: Level 1 Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure: Level 2 Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure: Level 3 Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure: Level 4 Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure: Level 5 Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure: Level 6 Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure:  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 1 Level 1 (1 hrs 49 mins) 1.0 Course Overview (7 mins) 1.1 Basics of Windows 2000 Certification 1.2 Complexities of Windows 1.3 Course Outline 2.0 Networking Fundamentals (47 mins) 2.1 Intro to Networking 2.2 Purpose of Protocols 2.3 Network Addressing 2.4 Transferring Data 2.5 Networking Requirements 3.0 Networking Protocols (30 mins) 3.1 Network Addressing 3.2 Testing  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 1 Level 1 (1 hrs 49 mins) 1.0 Course Overview (7 mins) 1.1 Basics of Windows 2000 Certification 1.2 Complexities of Windows 1.3 Course Outline 2.0 Networking Fundamentals (47 mins) 2.1 Intro to Networking 2.2 Purpose of Protocols 2.3 Network Addressing 2.4 Transferring Data 2.5 Networking Requirements 3.0 Networking Protocols (30 mins) 3.1 Network Addressing 3.2 Testing  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 2 Level 2 (2 hrs 2 mins) 1.0 TCP/IP Theory (34 mins) 1.1 Architecture 1.2 Individual Protocols 1.3 Network Monitor 1.4 Application Support Ports & Sockets 1.5 Name Resolution 2.0 IP Addressing (10 mins) 2.1 Required Parameters & Binary Numbering 2.2 Scientific Calculator & Converting Binary to Decimal 2.3 Octet Values & Using Calculator to Compute Octets 2.4 Building an IP Address  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 2 Level 2 (2 hrs 2 mins) 1.0 TCP/IP Theory (34 mins) 1.1 Architecture 1.2 Individual Protocols 1.3 Network Monitor 1.4 Application Support Ports & Sockets 1.5 Name Resolution 2.0 IP Addressing (10 mins) 2.1 Required Parameters & Binary Numbering 2.2 Scientific Calculator & Converting Binary to Decimal 2.3 Octet Values & Using Calculator to Compute Octets 2.4 Building an IP Address  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 3 Level 3 (1 hr 54 mins) 1.0 DNS (26 mins) 1.1 Definition 1.2 Flat Structure & Hierarchy 1.3 DNS Structure 1.4 Typical Computer Syntax 2.0 Installing DNS (43 mins) 2.1 DNS Requirements 2.2 Installation Process 2.3 DNS Adds 2.4 DNS Client Configuration 2.5 DHCP 2.6 Editing the Root Zone File 2.7 Types of Zone Files 2.8 Ping 3.0 Zone Files (45 mins) 3.1 Reverse Lookup 3.2 Active  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 3 Level 3 (1 hr 54 mins) 1.0 DNS (26 mins) 1.1 Definition 1.2 Flat Structure & Hierarchy 1.3 DNS Structure 1.4 Typical Computer Syntax 2.0 Installing DNS (43 mins) 2.1 DNS Requirements 2.2 Installation Process 2.3 DNS Adds 2.4 DNS Client Configuration 2.5 DHCP 2.6 Editing the Root Zone File 2.7 Types of Zone Files 2.8 Ping 3.0 Zone Files (45 mins) 3.1 Reverse Lookup 3.2 Active  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 4 Level 4 (1 hr 52 mins) 1.0 WINS (23 mins) 1.1 Name Resolution 1.2 NetBIOS Databases & Name Release 2.0 Implementation of WINS (23 mins) 2.1 WINS Requirements 2.2 Installing a WINS Server 2.3 Configuring & Registering Clients 2.4 The WINS Database 3.0 Advanced WINS Topics (1 hr 6 mins) 3.1 WINS Proxy Agents & Non-WINS Clients 3.2 Static Mapping 3.3 Time-to-Live 3.4 Data  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 4 Level 4 (1 hr 52 mins) 1.0 WINS (23 mins) 1.1 Name Resolution 1.2 NetBIOS Databases & Name Release 2.0 Implementation of WINS (23 mins) 2.1 WINS Requirements 2.2 Installing a WINS Server 2.3 Configuring & Registering Clients 2.4 The WINS Database 3.0 Advanced WINS Topics (1 hr 6 mins) 3.1 WINS Proxy Agents & Non-WINS Clients 3.2 Static Mapping 3.3 Time-to-Live 3.4 Data  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 5 Level 5 (1 hr 42 mins) 1.0 Advantages of IP Addressing (19 mins) 1.1 Addressing Problems 1.2 Built-in Auto Addressing 1.3 DHCP 2.0 Installing DHCP (51 mins) 2.1 Requirements 2.2 Configuring DHCP 2.3 Scope of Addresses 2.4 Configuring Scope Options 3.0 Levels of Options (32 mins) 3.1 Customizing the Application of Scope Options 3.2 Classes 3.3 SuperScope 3.4 Multi-Cast Scopes  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 5 Level 5 (1 hr 42 mins) 1.0 Advantages of IP Addressing (19 mins) 1.1 Addressing Problems 1.2 Built-in Auto Addressing 1.3 DHCP 2.0 Installing DHCP (51 mins) 2.1 Requirements 2.2 Configuring DHCP 2.3 Scope of Addresses 2.4 Configuring Scope Options 3.0 Levels of Options (32 mins) 3.1 Customizing the Application of Scope Options 3.2 Classes 3.3 SuperScope 3.4 Multi-Cast Scopes  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 6 Level 6 (1 hr 48 mins) 1.0 Remote Access (22 mins) 1.1 What is Remote Access? 1.2 Building Remote Access 1.3 Remote Hardware Options 1.4 Remote Hardware Protocols 1.5 Using the Internet for Remote Access 2.0 Connection Configurations (30 mins) 2.1 Configuring Client Connection 2.2 Configuring Server Connections 2.3 Allowing Dial-in Permission Stand-alone & Domain Controller 2.4  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 6 Level 6 (1 hr 48 mins) 1.0 Remote Access (22 mins) 1.1 What is Remote Access? 1.2 Building Remote Access 1.3 Remote Hardware Options 1.4 Remote Hardware Protocols 1.5 Using the Internet for Remote Access 2.0 Connection Configurations (30 mins) 2.1 Configuring Client Connection 2.2 Configuring Server Connections 2.3 Allowing Dial-in Permission Stand-alone & Domain Controller 2.4  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Level 7 Level 7 (1 hr 48 mins) 1.0 NAT (27 mins) 1.1 Connection Sharing Concepts 1.2 Installing Shared Access 1.3 Installing Connection Sharing 2.0 IPSec (25 mins) 2.1 Role of IPSec 2.2 Security Levels & Authentication Methods 2.3 Transport Mode & Tunnel Mode 2.4 Security Policies & IPSec Interfaces 2.5 Monitoring 3.0 Certificate Services (19 mins) 3.1 Role of Certificate Services 3.2  more...

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  more...

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  more...

Linux Essentials Set of 4 Lesson 1: Linux Essentials Linux Essentials Overview Module Objectives Linux System Overview Differences in Linux and Unix Operating Systems Overview Linux Installation Details Installation Objectives Install Steps Hardware Requirements Hardware Control Linux Device Names Installation Methods Installation Classes Partitioning the Hard Drive Network  more...

Security Set of 5 Level 1: General Security Concepts Access control Foundation of a secure network Access Control methods Authentication Overview Kerberos CHAP Certificates Username/Password Tokens Multi-Factor Mutual Authentication Biometrics Auditing Protecting Your Network Non-essential services; protocols; disabling unnecessary systems/process/attacks  more...

Network 2002 Set of 4 Network+: Set of 4 includes the following courses: Network+: Level 1 Network+: Level 2 Network+: Level 3 Network+: Level 4 To review individual course descriptions, please return to the previous page and select the desired title(s).  more...

Network 2002 Level 1 Network + Level 1 (1 Hour 44 Minutes) 1.0 Knowledge of Networking Technology (11 Minutes) 1.1 What is Network? 1.2 Network Structure 1.3 Which Topology is right for your Network? 2.0 Operating Systems (46 Minutes) 2.1 Network vs. Client Systems 2.2 Novel Netware 2.3 History of Netware 2.4 Connecting on a Netware Network 2.5 Taking a look at Netware 2.6 NT Server 2.7 NT Directory  more...

Network 2002 Level 2 Network + Level 2 (1 Hour 33 Minutes) 1.0 Physical Layer (30 Minutes) 1.1 NIC 1.2 IRQ 1.3 Configuring Jumpers 1.4 Drivers 1.5 Installing a NIC 1.6 NIC Diagnostic Tools 1.7 Network Components 2.0 Data Link Layer (11 Minutes) 2.1 MAC Addresses 2.2 Bridges 2.3 Media Access & 802 Standards 3.0 Network Layer (8 Minutes) 3.1 Subnets 3.2 Routers 3.3 Routable Protocols &  more...

Network 2002 Level 3 Network + Level 3 (1 Hour 47 Minutes) 1.0 Protocols (23 Minutes) 1.1 TCP/IP History 1.2 Internet Standards Process 1.3 Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) 1.4 Internet Protocol (IP) 1.5 Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) 1.6 User Datagram Protocol (UDP) 1.7 Application Protocols 1.8 SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) 1.9 Ports 2.0 IP Addressing (8 Minutes) 2.1 Network and  more...

Network 2002 Level 4 Network + Level 4 (1 Hour 50 Minutes) 1.0 Standard Operating Procedures (28 Minutes) 1.1 Overview 1.2 Naming Conventions 1.3 Password Conventions 1.4 Protocol Standards & Configurations 2.0 Environmental Factors (15 Minutes) 2.1 Climate Control 2.2 Power Conditions 2.3 Error Messages 3.0 Identifying Network Components (10 Minutes) 3.1 Patch Panels, Hubs, & Routers 3.2 UPS  more...

Windows 2000 Server Level 2 Level 2 (1 hr 53 mins) 1.0 Unattended Installs (57 mins) 1.1 Minimum Hardware Requirements 1.2 OEM Branding 1.3 Extracting Setup Manager from Deployment Tools 1.4 Creating & Editing Unattended Answer files 1.5 Use Answer File Command Line 1.6 Create Network Distributed Share 1.7 Use Answer File Bootable CD 2.0 Cloning (39 mins) 2.1 Prepare Model 2.2 Use Set-up Manager Answer File  more...

Windows 2000 Server Level 2 Level 2 (1 hr 53 mins) 1.0 Unattended Installs (57 mins) 1.1 Minimum Hardware Requirements 1.2 OEM Branding 1.3 Extracting Setup Manager from Deployment Tools 1.4 Creating & Editing Unattended Answer files 1.5 Use Answer File Command Line 1.6 Create Network Distributed Share 1.7 Use Answer File Bootable CD 2.0 Cloning (39 mins) 2.1 Prepare Model 2.2 Use Set-up Manager Answer File  more...

Windows 2000 Server Level 3 Level 3 (1 hr 58 mins) 1.0 Intro to Active Directory (35 mins) 1.1 Benefits & Features of a Network Directory Service 1.2 Active Directory Standards & Naming Conventions 1.3 Logical & Physical Organization of Active Directory 1.4 Pre-Installation Considerations 1.5 Using the Active Directory Installation Wizard: DCPROMO.exe 2.0 Network Protocols (18 mins) 2.1 Introducing Network  more...

Windows 2000 Server Level 3 Level 3 (1 hr 58 mins) 1.0 Intro to Active Directory (35 mins) 1.1 Benefits & Features of a Network Directory Service 1.2 Active Directory Standards & Naming Conventions 1.3 Logical & Physical Organization of Active Directory 1.4 Pre-Installation Considerations 1.5 Using the Active Directory Installation Wizard: DCPROMO.exe 2.0 Network Protocols (18 mins) 2.1 Introducing Network  more...

Windows 2000 Server Level 4 Level 4 (2 hrs 6 mins) 1.0 Terminal Services (46 mins) 1.1 TS Modes & Client Licensing 1.2 Install License Server 1.3 Install T-Services 1.4 Install Client Applications 1.5 T-Services in Action 2.0 DFS (22 mins) 2.1 Configuring a Stand alone DFS Root 2.2 Configuring a Domain-based DFS Root 2.3 How the File Replication System Works-DFS 3.0 Security Permissions for Accessing  more...

Windows 2000 Server Level 4 Level 4 (2 hrs 6 mins) 1.0 Terminal Services (46 mins) 1.1 TS Modes & Client Licensing 1.2 Install License Server 1.3 Install T-Services 1.4 Install Client Applications 1.5 T-Services in Action 2.0 DFS (22 mins) 2.1 Configuring a Stand alone DFS Root 2.2 Configuring a Domain-based DFS Root 2.3 How the File Replication System Works-DFS 3.0 Security Permissions for Accessing  more...

Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Set of 7 The Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Set of 7 includes the following courses: Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure: Level 1 Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure: Level 2 Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure: Level 3 Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure: Level 4 Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure: Level 5 Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure: Level 6 Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure:  more...

Windows XP Networking Internetworking Lesson 1: Windows XP Internet Explorer Introduction Lesson Objectives Basics Of Internet Choosing A Service Provider My Network Places System Folder Network Connections System Folder The New Connection Wizard Creating A New Connection Completing the New Connection Wizard Connection Properties Dialog Box The General Tab The Options Tab The Security Tab The Networking Tab The Advanced  more...

Windows XP Advanced Lesson 1: Managing Windows XP Environment Introduction Lesson Objectives Applying A Background Image Adding An Application To The Quick Launch Toolbar Changing The Properties Of The Start Menu The Classic Start Menu Adding A Program In The Start Menu The Expanded Control Panel Mouse Properties Keyboard Properties Regional And Language Options Changing The Default Langauge Adding An  more...

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