Windows Server 2008 Advanced Administration Skills

CBIT Canadian Beaver Training Ottawa
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online/Live | On-site/In-house | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Module 0: Windows Server 2008 Essentials
| Windows Server Product History
Windows Server 2008 Versions
New Features and Enhancements
Networking Enhancements
Security Improvements
Introduction To Windows Server 2008 Hyper-v
Improved Features of Active Directory


| Module 1: Windows Server 2008 Installation
| Planning the Installation
Hardware Requirements
New Installations Vs. Upgrading
Migration Considerations
Using Windows Deployment Services


| Module 2: Server Core
| What Is Server Core
Server Core Features
Server Roles Available Using Server Core
Installing and Configuring Server Core
Managing Server Core


| Module 3: Windows Server 2008 Management
| Using the Microsoft Management Console (mmc
New Management Tools
Windows Server 2008 Server Manager Utility
Windows Deployment Services
Windows Reliability and Performance Monitor
Remote Management
Scripting with Windows Powershell


| Module 4: Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Services
| Read-only Domain Controllers
Active Directory Federation Services (adfs
Improved Directory Service Auditing
Server Core Role
High Performance Computing (hpc
Service-based Active Directory Domain Service
Active Directory Service Snapshot Viewer
Fine-grained Password and Account Lockout Policy
Install From Media (ifm


| Module 5: Windows Server 2008 Active Directory
| Active Directory Service Overview
Distinguished Name (dn
Organizational Units (ou
Ou’s Vs. Domains: Best Practice
Active Directory Partitions
Using Domains As Partitions
Domain Controller Administration
Domain Controller Functions
Understanding Trust Relationships
Creating and Managing Manual Trust Relationships
Transitivity in Active Directory Trees and Forests
Benefits of Active Directory for Administration
Differences in Trust Relationships From Windows Nt
What Is the Global Catalog
Contents of the Global Catalog
Review
Objects and Attributes
User Object Attributes
Group Object Attributes
Built-in Containers
What Is the Directory Schema
Understanding the Naming Scheme of Objects in Active Directory
Relative Distinguished Name (rdn


| Module 6: Managing Active Directory Users and Groups
| User Object: General Properties
Effectively Assigning Permissions To Groups
Organizational Units
Difference Between Ou’s and Groups
Creating Ou’s in Active Directory
Delegating Management of An Organizational Unit
Defining Delegated Tasks On Ou’s
Computer Accounts
Pre-staging of Computer Accounts in Active Directory
Review
User Object: Profile Properties
Creating User Objects in Active Directory (demonstration
Using Ldifde for Bulk Additions/modifications in Active Directory
Groups in Active Directory
Creating Group Objects in Active Directory (demonstration
Group Types & Scopes
Group Membership Vs. Resource Access
How To Determine Group Membership: Best Practice


| Module 7: Protocols and Core Networking Components
| Next Generation Tcp/ip Stack
Quality of Service (qos
Server Message Block 2.0
Http.sys Enhancements
Network Awareness
Wininet Enhancements
Network Drive Interface Specification (ndis) 6.0 and 6.1
Ipsec Improvements
Windows Firewall Enhancements


| Module 8: Implementing Ipv6
| Ipv6 Overview
Planning the Ipv6 Network
Designing Subnets and Sites
Network Address Protection Enforcement for Dhcpv4 and V6
About Dhcpv6 Using Ipv6
About Dhcpv6 Stateful and Stateless Servers


| Module 9: Administering Dhcp in a Windows Server 2008
| Dhcp Enhancements
Using the Connection Repair Button
Confirm Ip Address Assignment Using the Command Prompt
Troubleshooting Dhcp Clients Using the Command Prompt
Using Windows Components Wizard To Install the Dhcp Server Service
Managing Ip Addresses Using Dhcp
Authorizing a Dhcp Server
Creating Multiple Dhcp Scopes
Configuring a Dhcp Scope
Creating Dhcp Reservations for Clients and Servers (demonstration
Exclusion Ranges
Implementing Tcp/ip
How Dhcp Provides a Leased Ip Address
How Does the Client Choose a Dhcp Server
Lease Renewal
Obtain An Ip Address Automatically
Obtain a Dns Server Address Automatically
Automatic Private Ip Addressing (apipa
Static Alternate Ip Address Configuration


| Module 10: Domain Name System for Windows Server 2008
| Windows Server 2008 Dns Overview
How Ldap and Kerberos Use Srv Records
Reverse Lookup Zones
Reverse Queries
Installing the Dns Service with the Windows Component Wizard
Configuring a Root Server
Zone Authority
Start of Authority Record (soa
Zone Master
Types of Roles in a Zone
Primary Vs. Secondary Roles
Dns Name Resolution
Zone Transfer Methods (axfr Vs. Ixfr
Dns Notify
Configuring Zone Transfers
Configuring a Zone To Allow Dynamic Update
Dns and Dhcp Integration
Using Dhcp and Dns for Dynamic Update
Creating An Active Directory Integrated Zone
Active Directory Integrated Zone Database
Active Directory Integrated Replication Methods
Dns Installation
Dns Zone Database
Managing and Monitoring the Zone Database
Understanding Resource Records
Different Types of Resource Records
Locating Services in the Zone Database
Understanding Srv Records


| Module 11: Planning and Administering the Dns Infrastructure
| Public Vs. Private Root Zone: Which Is Best
Clearing the Dns Cache
Subdomain Delegation
Configuring and Managing Root Servers
Queries: Iterative Vs. Recursive
Forwarding Dns Queries
Conditional Forwarding
Stub Zones
Authoritative Vs. Non-authoritative Answers
Caching Servers


| Module 12: Administering Multiple Active Directory Domains
| One Domain Or More: Less Is Better
Using Ou’s As Lightweight Domains
Design Guidelines and Considerations
Nesting Organizational Units
Active Directory Infrastructure Design Phases
How To Install the Active Directory Service
Using the Dcpromo Command
Creating Multiple Domains


| Module 13: Flexible Single Master Operation Roles
| Understanding Fsmo Roles
Changing the Fsmo Roles
Changing the Fsmo Roles with Ntdsutil
Determining Fsmo Role Owners: Best Practices


| Module 14: Windows Server 2008 Hyper-v
| Understanding Hyper-v
Installing and Configuring Hyper-v
Creating Virtual Machines
Managing Multiple Virtual Machines
Installing Guest Operating Systems


| Module 15: Terminal Server
| Terminal Services Architecture
Terminal Services
Terminal Services Hardware/bandwidth Requirements
Remote Desktop Connection Vs. Terminal Services
Remote Desktop Connection Vs. Remote Assistance
Remote Control of Desktops
Acceptance of Remote Control From the Client
Remote Desktop Connection Web Connection


| Module 16: Improved Storage and Print Solutions
| Improved Printer Server Management Tools (pmc
Printer Scalability Improvements
XML Paper Specification (xps
Xps Print Paths
Storage Explorer
Enhanced Disk Management
Windows Server Backup Using Volume Shadow Copy
Failover Clustering


| Module 17: File and Printer Sharing
| File and Printer Sharing
Advanced Printer Permissions and Settings
Creating a Share in Active Directory
Share Permissions
Managing Shared Folders
Connecting To Shared Folders
Add Network Place
Monitoring Published Shares
Publishing Printers Using Active Directory
Configuring Printer Properties and Permissions


| Module 18: Troubleshooting
| Troubleshooting: Best Practices
Troubleshooting Network Connectivity Using the Command Prompt
Utilities To Assist in Adm ...''

Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.

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