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Implementing Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional and Server

Type of course: Classroom

Course details

Fee	£1500
Days	5
Course code	MS2152

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Overview

This course provides delegates with the knowledge and skills necessary to install and configure Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional on stand-alone computers and on client computers that are part of a workgroup or a domain. In addition, this course provides the skills and knowledge necessary to install and configure Windows 2000 Server to create file, print, and terminal servers.

Prerequisites

Delegates should have successfully completed course 2151, Microsoft Windows 2000 Network and Operating System Essentials, or have equivalent knowledge.

Leads to examinations

• Exam 70-210 Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional
• Exam 70-215 Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Server

Delegates will learn how to

• Create and manage user accounts
• Manage access to resources by using groups
• Provide network access to file resources
• Install or upgrade to Microsoft Windows 2000
• Configure the Microsoft Windows 2000 environment
• Connect clients running Microsoft Windows 2000 to networks and the Internet
• Configure and manage disks and partitions
• Manage data by using NTFS

Outline

INSTALLING OR UPGRADING TO MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000:

Preparing for installation; installing Microsoft Windows 2000 professional; installing Microsoft Windows 2000 server; upgrading to Microsoft Windows 2000 professional; upgrading to Microsoft Windows 2000 server; resolving set-up failures

CONFIRGURING THE MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 ENVIRONMENT:

Managing hardware profiles; configuring the display; exploring advanced taskbar features; changing start-up and recovery options; configuring multilingual support and accessibility options; setting environment variables; configuring power management options; resolving environment configuration issues

CONNECTING MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 CLIENTS TO NETWORKS AND THE INTERNET:

Overview of Microsoft Windows 2000 connectivity; connecting to a Microsoft network; connecting to a Novell NetWare network; connecting to the Internet; resolving network connectivity issues

CREATING AND MANAGING USER ACCOUNTS:

Introduction to user accounts; requirements for new user accounts; creating a user account; setting password requirements; setting properties for user accounts; customising user settings with user profile; managing user data by creating home folders; resolving user access issues

MANAGING ACCESS TO RESOURCES BY USING GROUPS:

Introduction to groups; developing a group strategy; using built-in groups; implementing groups; resolving access management issues

CONFIRGURING AND MANAGING DISKS AND PARTITIONS:

Microsoft Windows 2000 disk storage types; partitioning a basic drive; creating volumes on a dynamic drive; performing common disk management tasks; resolving disk and partition configuration issues

MANAGING DATA BY USING NTFS:

What are NTFS permissions; how Microsoft Windows 2000 applies NTFS permissions; assigning NTFS permissions; compressing data on an NTFS partition; configuring disk quotas on NTFS volumes; resolving data management issues

PROVIDING NETWORK ACCESS TO FILE RESOURCES:

What are shared folders; creating shared folders; combining NTFS permissions and shared folders; configuring shared folders by using DFS; resolving shared resource issues

CONFIGURING PRINTING:

Introduction to Microsoft Windows 2000 printing; adding a printer; configuring a network printer; configuring Web-based printer support; resolving printing issues

IMPLEMENTING MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 SECURITY:

Introduction to Microsoft Windows 2000 security; Microsoft Windows 2000 security policies; implementing security policies; auditing access to system resources; securing data by using EFS; resolving security issues

MAINTAINING THE MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 ENVIRONMENT:

Managing applications; deploying service packs and hot fixes; managing hardware; resolving environment configuration issues

MONITORING AND OPTIMISING PERFORMANCE IN MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000:

Monitoring system resources; monitoring event logs; optimising performance; resolving monitoring and optimisation issues

IMPLEMENTING DISASTER PROTECTION:

Configuring an uninterruptible power supply; providing data redundancy with fault-tolerant volumes; using the backup utility; recovering from a computer disaster; resolving disaster protection issues

CONFIRGURING MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 FOR MOBILE COMPUTING:

Configuring hardware for mobile computing; configuring power management options for mobile computing; making files available offline; connecting to a network remotely; resolving mobile computing issues

INSTALLING AND CONFIRGURING TERMINAL SERVICES:

Introduction to terminal services; planning the installation; configuring a terminal server; installing terminal services; installing licensing server; connecting to a terminal server; installing applications on a terminal server; resolving terminal services issues

IMPLEMENTING MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 SERVERS AND CLIENTS:

Implementing Microsoft Windows 2000 professional on a client computer; implementing Microsoft Windows 2000 servers