Windows 2000 Design Network Infrastructure Set of 5

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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 Considerations
1.1 Network Topology
1.2 Multi-Protocol Strategy
2.0 TCP/IP Strategies (24 min)
2.1 Nuts & Bolts of TCP/IP
2.2 Designing the TCP/IP Plan
2.3 Measuring & Optimizing TCP/IP
2.4 Securing TCP/IP
3.0 DHCP
3.1 DHCP in a Routed Environment
3.2 DHCP with Windows 2000
3.3 DHCP & RAS
3.4 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 Root
1.2 DFS Replica Strategy
1.3 Securing DFS
2.0 Network Address Translation (NAT)
2.1 NAT Basic
2.2 Designing a Functional NAT Solution
2.3 Securing a NAT Solution
2.4 Designing NAT for Availability
2.5 Optimizing Nat Performance
3.0 Proxy Server
3.1 Proxy Server Introduction
3.2 Designing a Proxy Server Solution
3.3 Securing Proxy Server
3.4 Proxy Server Availability
3.5 Optimizing a Proxy Server
4.0 Internet & Extranet Connectivity
4.1 Intranets & Extranets
4.2 Firewalls
4.3 Mail Servers
4.4 Web Servers
4.5 Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
4.6 Load Balancing & Fault Tolerance Strategies

Level 4

1.0 Implementing RAS
1.1 Remote Access Solutions
1.2 Virtual Private Networks
1.3 Dial Up Strategy
1.4 Designing a Functional RAS Solution
1.5 Securing RAS
1.6 RAS Availability & Performance
1.7 RADIUS
2.0 Routing
2.1 Routing Private Networks
2.2 Designing a Routing Solution
2.3 Securing Network Connections
2.4 Router Performance & Availability

Level 5

1.0 Managing Windows 2000 Network Services
1.1 Global Catalog
1.2 LDAP
1.3 Certificate Services
1.4 DNS
1.5 DHCP
1.6 WINS
1.7 Routing & Remote Access
2.0 Supporting Network Services
2.1 Combining Network Services
2.2 Securing a Design
2.3 Enhancing Availability
2.4 Optimizing Service Performance
2.5 Minimizing Network Usage
2.6 Network Services that Support Applications
3.0 Designing a Resource Strategy
3.1 Placement & Management of Resources
3.2 Miracle Resource Growth

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