Publisher: Microsoft
Version: 2000
Length: 5 day s
Course-ID: 077522

Overview

Students will learn how to implement the components that make up the Windows 2000 network infrastructure.

Prerequisites

Windows 2000 Network and Operating System Basics and Windows 2000 Installation and Administration, or equivalent knowledge.

Benefits

You will learn how to install and configure the Windows 2000 network components. These components include the DHCP, DNS, WINS, and RAS services. In addition, you'll learn how to secure, manage, and troubleshoot your Windows 2000 network.

Target student

Students should understand networking concepts. In addition, you should know how to install and administer a Windows 2000 network.


Overview of the Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure
  • Exploring the Network Infrastructure Automatically Configuring TCP/IP with DHCP
Implementing DNS for Host Name Resolution
  • Installing and Configuring the DNS Server Service
  • Managing the DNS Database
  • Managing Multiple DNS Domains
  • Monitoring your DNS Server
Implementing WINS for NetBIOS Name Resolution
  • Installing and Configuring the WINS Server
  • Managing the WINS Server
  • Replicating the WINS Database
The Remote Access Service
  • Overview of the Remote Access Service
  • Installing and Configuring the RAS Server
  • Configuring Protocols on the RAS Server
  • Installing and Configuring RAS Clients
  • Virtual Private Networking
Managing and Troubleshooting RAS
  • RAS Security
  • Remote Access Policies and Profiles
  • Troubleshooting RAS
Installing and Configuring Routing
  • IP Routing
  • Configuring a Static IP Router
  • Implementing Dynamic Routing
  • Demand-dial Routing
Configuring Network Security
  • Public Key Cryptography
  • TCP/IP Security
Connecting a Windows 2000 Network to the Internet
  • Internet Connection Sharing
  • Internet Connection Server
Using a Windows 2000 Server as a Web Server
  • Internet Information Server
  • Publishing Web pages with Internet Information Server
  • Publishing Files with FTP
Managing the Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure
  • Terminal Services
  • Terminal Services Clients
  • Installing Applications for Multiple Users
  • Modifying and Uninstalling Terminal Services
  • Other Management Tools
Troubleshooting the Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure
  • Developing a Troubleshooting Strategy
  • Network Monitor