Module 1: Installing Microsoft Windows 2000 The Windows 2000 platform Preparing for installation Installing Windows 2000 from a compact disc Installing Windows 2000 over a network Identifying solutions to setup problems Automating installations by using the Windows 2000 Setup Manager Wizard Automating installations by using disk duplication Module 2: Implementing DNS in Windows 2000 Installing the DNS Server service Configuring zones in Windows 2000 Testing the DNS Server service Module 3: Installing Active Directory Introduction to Active Directory Logical structure Physical structure Specific domain controller roles Installing Active Directory Verifying Active Directory installation Managing single master operations Using the domain administrator account Module 4: Creating the Physical Structure of Active Directory Exploring the physical structure of Active Directory Implementing the physical structure or Active Directory Monitoring replication traffic Module 5: Administering Active Directory Creating and managing Active Directory objects Managing groups Controlling access to Active Directory objects Adding object attributes to the global catalog Delegating administrative control of Active Directory objects Module 6: Upgrading a Network to Windows 2000 Upgrade overview Upgrading client computer operating systems Upgrading member servers Establishing the forest root Upgrading primary domain controllers Upgrading backup domain controllers Switching from mixed mode to native mode Module 7: Deploying Windows 2000 Professional by Using Remote Installation Services Examining Remote Installation Services Installing an RIS Server Configuring remote installation options Deploying images by using RIS Creating an Remote Installation Preparation (RIPrep) image Comparing CD-based images and RIPrep images Identifying solutions to RIS problems Module 8: Using Group Policy to Manage Desktop Environments Introduction to Group Policy Applying Group Policy Examining the Group Policy interface Configuring the registry by using Group Policy Assigning scripts by using Group Policy Redirecting folders by using Group Policy Guidelines for implementing Group Policy Module 9: Using Group Policy to Manage Software Examining software deployment Exploring software management technologies Examining the software life cycle Deploying software Upgrading software Removing software Managing software Identifying solutions to software deployment problems Module 10: Installing and Configuring Terminal Services Introduction to Terminal Services Planning the Terminal Services installation Installing Terminal Services and Terminal Services client software Configuring Terminal Services for clients Establishing a Terminal session Installing applications on a Terminal server Module 11: Configuring Remote Access Exploring new protocols Configuring outbound connections Configuring inbound connections Examining remote access policies Examining remote access policy evaluation Creating a remote access policy Implementing demand-dial routing Implementing connection sharing Configuring Network Address Translation (NAT) Module 12: Securing Windows 2000 Securing the logon process Helping protect desktops and services by using Group Policy Helping protect network traffic by using Internet Protocol Security (IPSec) Helping protect files by using Encrypting File System (EFS) Module 13: Supporting DHCP and WINS New DHCP functionality Authorizing a DHCP server in Active Directory Examining dynamic update of DNS name servers Configuring DHCP scopes in Windows 2000 Examining options classes Examining Automatic Private IP Addressing New WINS functionality Module 14: Managing File Resources Sharing and publishing file resources Creating a Distributed file system (Dfs) Exploring NTFS permissions Managing disk quotas Module 15: Performing Disk Management Windows 2000 disk storage types Using Disk Management Creating dynamic volumes Performing common disk management tasks Module 16: Implementing Disaster Protection Disaster protection features in Windows 2000 Using fault-tolerant volumes Examining advanced startup options Examining the Recovery Console Using the Backup utility | 
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