Windows 2000 - Network Design Routing Technologies

To provide an overview of IP routing, multicasting, and Demand-Dial Routing in Windows 2000, and to analyze requirements and design an implementation/monitoring strategy for each service

Experience in designing network infrastructures in environments that support 200-26,000 users and 5-150 physical locations using typical network services and applications including file and print, database, messaging, proxy server or firewall, dial-in server, desktop management, and Web hosting

Students preparing for Microsoft exam 70-221; personnel in medium to very large computing environments that use the Windows 2000 network operating system

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Designing an IP routing solution in Windows 2000| - list the principles of IP routing in Windows 2000 and identify the factors that influence router placement and integration.|Integrating routing software in Windows 2000| - identify the scenarios where you would use RIP, OSPF, and IGMP in a Windows 2000 routing solution.|Implementing an IP routing strategy in Windows 2000| - identify the most appropriate ways of securing router traffic in a given scenario and list the different ways of improving router availability and performance in Windows 2000.|Developing an IP routing strategy| - develop an IP routing solution to optimize security, availability, and performance.|Analyzing and planning multicasting in Windows 2000| - list the main characteristics of multicasting and identify the ways in which Windows 2000 promotes multicasting functionality, security, availability, and performance.|Multicasting strategies in Windows 2000| - list the different ways of implementing multicasting in Windows 2000.|Selecting multicasting methods in Windows 2000| - select methods and protocols for particular multicasting requirements in Windows 2000.|Managing and optimizing multicasting in Windows 2000| - monitor and test a multicasting network in Windows 2000 and identify the correct multicasting solution for a given networking scenario.|Demand-dial routing in Windows 2000| - list the main characteristics of Windows 2000's demand-dial routing solution.|Implementing a demand-dial strategy in Windows 2000| - set up and configure demand-dial routing and identify the most suitable demand-dial security and routing table options in Windows 2000.|Planning demand-dial routing in Windows 2000| - evaluate how a demand dial routing design meets security and functionality requirements in Windows 2000.|Managing a demand-dial strategy in Windows 2000| - evaluate, test, monitor, and implement a demand-dial routing solution in Windows 2000.|

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