Windows 2000 - Backup and Recovery

To demonstrate how to perform effective backups and how to recover servers, data, and the Active Directory

Working knowledge of Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT Workstation 4.0 from administrative, support, and architectural perspectives

Students preparing for Microsoft exam 70-215 and/or 70-210

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Backup and restore utilities in Windows 2000| - define the functions of the Windows 2000 Backup utility and the Emergency Repair Disk (ERD) feature.|Data backup in Windows 2000| - recognize actions required before starting a backup job, perform a backup using the Backup Wizard, and identify how to back up data using the Backup tabbed page in the Windows Backup utility.|Backing up data in Windows 2000| - start the Backup Wizard, and specify the file to back up and make a copy backup.|Data recovery in Windows 2000| - define the functions of a trial restore, identify how to restore files and folders using the Restore Wizard and the Restore tabbed page in the Windows Backup utility, and recognize how to create an Emergency Repair Disk.|Restoring data in Windows 2000| - use the Restore Wizard to restore a backup file and view the resulting report.|Backup and recovery strategies in Windows 2000| - identify the group backup and restore permissions, state the steps involved in planning a backup strategy, and recognize the different types of backup.|Disaster recovery in Windows 2000| - recognize different types of network disasters and the methods provided by Windows 2000 for disaster recovery, and define the advanced startup options you can use when normal startup fails.|Recovering a Windows 2000 network server| - define the purpose and functions of the Recovery Console, state the requirements for rebuilding and restoring a server, recognize how to install the Recovery Console and how it is used to repair a system file, and identify how to start a computer in Safe Mode.|Recovering a Windows 2000 server| - use the Recovery Console to restart a computer.|System State backup in Windows 2000| - define the different types of System State data stored by Windows 2000 for recovery purposes, and identify how to back up the System State data using the Windows Backup utility.|Backing up the System State in Windows 2000| - use the Backup Wizard to back up the System State.|Windows 2000 Active Directory recovery strategy| - recognize how to recover from Active Directory damage in Windows 2000 by using replication and restoration methods, and identify how to restore the System State and make the restore authoritative.|Recovering the Windows 2000 Active Directory| - open the Restore Wizard and restore the Active Directory, set advanced restore options and restore the System State data, and use the Ntdsutil utility to perform an authoritative restore of the Backrest organizational unit.|

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