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Course Outline - Planning a Server 2003 Network Infrastructure (70-293) Estimated Time to Complete - 50 hours
Lecture Videos: 54 Lessons (8 Hrs 18 Mins)
Demonstration Videos: 45 Lessons (4 Hrs 48 Mins)
Hands-on Labs: 52 Scenarios (Student lab activities)
Fact Sheets: 56 (each with 1 or more printable pages)
Exam Questions: 201 (each with answers and explanations)
Exams: 38 Practice Tests (each with detailed reporting)
0.0 Introduction (2 questions) The introduction covers the different versions of Windows Server 2003. Each version is constructed to meet specific networking requirements. Students learn the capabilities of each version, and how each version can be deployed.
1.0 Server Management (18 questions) This section covers different server management practices. Students learn how to perform remote management tasks and monitor server and network performance.
2.0 DNS Name Resolution (32 questions) This section covers DNS name resolution. Students learn about every facet of DNS from name resolution to DNS integration with Active Directory. Students also learn how to configure and control name resolution in a network environment.
3.0 NetBIOS Name Resolution (15 questions) This section covers NetBIOS name resolution. Though a legacy deployment, many networks and applications require NetBIOS to function properly. Students learn when and how to deploy NetBIOS name resolution.
4.0 Network Addressing and Protocols (14 questions) This section covers network addressing and network protocols. Students learn about TCP/IP and address assignment through DHCP. They also learn practices to help optimize DHCP performance.
5.0 Routing and Remote Access (23 questions) This section covers routing and remote access. Students learn how to choose and deploy a routing solution and configure remote access. This section also introduces students to wireless networking.
6.0 Internet Connectivity (8 questions) This section covers Internet connectivity. Student learn the different methods for establishing network connections to the Internet. This section also introduces students to basic security practices, like firewall deployment.
7.0 Security (34 questions) This section covers security. Students will learn how to create a security plan, implement security through Group Policy and security templates, use encryption, establish secure network authentication, and secure software.
8.0 Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) (19 questions) This section introduces students to PKI (Public Key Infrastructure). Students learn about the components of PKI, how to use PKI in a network environment, and smart card deployment.
9.0 Availability (31 questions) This section covers network availability. Students learn how to use features and tools designed to accomplish network and data fault tolerance and redundancy.
ExamSim (201 questions)
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