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Windows Server 2003: A Comprehensive Hands-On Introduction
Course: 595
Type: Hands-On Training
Duration: 5 Days
You Will Learn How To
- Manage and configure Windows Server 2003 for your environment
- Optimize file system resources to maximize access to data
- Organize and administer the Active Directory
- Implement security on local and network resources
- Upgrade to Windows Server 2003 R2
- Manage file, network and printer resources with Windows Server 2003 R2
Course Benefits Windows Server 2003 enables organizations to build a robust and reliable enterprise infrastructure to manage and secure users, resources and network applications. This course provides the essential foundation for managing your Windows Server 2003 system. You gain experience in the first steps toward evaluating, designing and managing a Windows Server 2003 environment.
Who Should Attend Those responsible for managing Windows Server 2003 and those migrating from other operating systems. Those with strong experience in Windows 2000 should consider taking the advanced Windows Server 2003 courses.
Hands-On Training Extensive exercises reinforce the knowledge you gain in class, including:
- Managing resource publication in the Active Directory
- Limiting user disk space with quotas
- Securing local and network resources
- Testing data availability with DFS
- Maintaining the Active Directory with the MMC
- Creating OUs, users and groups
- Delegating administration within a domain
- Setting up Windows Server 2003 R2 file and print manager
Course 595 Content
- Selecting the correct hardware
- Upgrading from previous versions
- Choosing the installation options
- Monitoring system resources
- Making Registry changes
- Managing hardware devices and drivers
- Integrating tools with the Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
- Authenticating local and domain users
- Creating and managing user accounts
- Viewing a user's security context
- Setting rights and privileges
- Controlling access to resources using local, global and universal groups
- Changing the domain and forest functional levels
- Managing group scope and membership
- Discretionary access control security
- Working with explicit and inherited permissions
- Controlling inheritance propagation
- Monitoring access through auditing
- Securing files and folders with encryption
- Limiting disk space usage with quotas
- Sharing folders and defining permissions
- Installing and sharing printers
- Restoring user data through shadow copies
- Providing unified management of network resources using DFS
- Implementing fault-tolerant DFS roots
- Creating and managing the infrastructure
- Defining schema, configuration and domain naming contexts
- Managing replication with sites and global catalog placement
- Locating directory objects
- Automating account creation with ADSI
- Designing a directory hierarchy using Organizational Units (OUs)
- Controlling object and attribute access
- Delegating administration tasks
- Building domains and forests
- Managing DNS requirements
- Promoting and demoting domains with Dcpromo
- Upgrading from Windows 2000 to Windows Server 2003 R2
- Incorporating startup/shutdown and logon/logoff scripts
- Setting up and working with user profiles
- Configuring group policies for desktop control
- Applying policies to OUs
- Creating quota templates
- Applying standard and auto quotas
- Reporting on disk usage
- Creating and managing file screens
- Creating a DFS namespace
- Configuring data replication
- Backing up branch office data
- Managing remote printers
- Creating print filters
- Consolidating print servers
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