Windows 2000 - Managing and Securing Resources

To enable students to design suitable administrative structures for Active Directory, to design security for users and groups, and to explain the resource and data security requirements for Windows 2000 computers.

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 70-220; personnel in medium to very large computing environments that use the Windows 2000 network operating system

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Windows 2000 administrative model requirements| - assess administrative model requirements for an organization.|Windows 2000 administrative model design| - identify secure structures and hierarchies when planning an administrative model.|Designing an administrative model for Windows 2000| - design an administrative model for an organization.|Windows 2000 delegation of control| - identify methods of delegating control securely on a network.|Delegating control in Windows 2000| - plan delegation of control on a network.|Windows 2000 user and group requirements| - define group types and scopes and identify issues relating to security group implementation.|Designing a Windows 2000 group strategy| - plan a group strategy.|Group and account policies in Windows 2000| - identify the function of policies and outline security considerations for their implementation.|Inheritance and object placement in Windows 2000| - give an account of Group Policy inheritance and object placement.|Designing Windows 2000 placement and inheritance| - plan policy inheritance and placement.|Windows 2000 resource security requirements| - give an account of security classifications, methods of securing access to resources, permissions, and the security advantages of NTFS.|Designing data security in Windows 2000| - identify data security considerations and outline strategies for data encryption and protection.|Analyzing Windows 2000 audit requirements| - give an account of auditing and outline considerations for planning an auditing strategy.|Securing resources in Windows 2000| - assign permissions and design an auditing policy.|Windows 2000 computer security requirements| - determine and plan appropriate security measures for computers.|Windows 2000 security configuration| - identify security templates and settings and give an account of network-wide computer security implementation.|Securing computers in Windows 2000| - plan strategies for securing network resources.|Interoperability between Windows 2000 and other clients| - identify tools and protocols that enable the integration of Windows 2000 networks with UNIX, NetWare, and Macintosh clients.|Designing secure interoperability for Windows 2000| - identify secure solutions to interoperability requirements.|Windows 2000 secure authentication strategies| - give an account of authentication strategies.|Designing a Windows 2000 authentication strategy| - select appropriate authentication protocols.|

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