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MCSE - Windows Server 2003 Networking



Course Aims
This course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to plan and implement a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 based network in an enterprise environment. This course prepares students for Microsoft Certified Professional exams: 70-291 and 70-293.
Assumed Knowledge
Readers should have knowledge or experience of administering Windows based networks.
Course Audience
This course is intended for support personnel and students preparing for the Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer qualification.

This course can be found in the following categories:
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Table of Contents
Module 1 - The TCP/IP Transport
  		• The TCP/IP Protocol Suite
  		• TCP/IP Utilities and Programs
  		• Four Main Layers of the TCP/IP Protocol Suite
  		• Transmission Control Protocol
  		• User Datagram Protocol
  		• Internet Protocol
  		• Address Resolution Protocol
  		• Internet Control Message Protocol
  		• Summary of Protocols
  		• Microsoft’s Implementation of TCP/IP
  		• Ports and Sockets
  		• TCP/IP Filtering
     
    Module 2 - TCP/IP Addressing
  		• IP Addressing
  		• Assigning Addresses
  		• Summary of Addressing Rules
  		• Subnet Addressing
  		• Determining a Remote Address
  		• Defining a Subnet Mask
  		• Subnetting More Than an Octet
  		• Defining Subnet IDs
  		• Defining Hosts Within a Subnet
  		• Supernetting
  		• Private IP Addressing
  		• Planning your IP addressing Scheme
  		• IP Version 6
     
    Module 3 - Routing with Windows Server 2003
  		• Overview
  		• IP Routing
  		• Configuring a Multi-Homed Computer as a Router
  		• Managing an IP Router
  		• Routing Protocols
  		• Routing Information Protocol
  		• Using RIP in Windows Server 2003
  		• Network Address Translation protocol (NAT)
  		• Using NAT With Windows Server 2003
  		• Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)
  		• Other Protocols
  		• Port Filtering in RRAS
  		• Demand Dial Connections
  		• Dial-in Permissions
  		• Troubleshooting Routing
     
    Module 4 - UNIX Integration
  		• Microsoft TCP/IP Utilities
     
    Module 5 - Internet Services
  		• Overview
  		• Requirements
  		• Installation of IIS 5.0
  		• Changes Made By Installation
  		• New Default Documents
  		• Configuration and Management
  		• The Hypertext Administration Program
  		• Web Site Properties
  		• FTP Site Properties
  		• SMTP and NNTP Servers
  		• Virtual Servers
  		• Virtual Directories
  		• Connecting to the Internet
  		• The Internet Authentication Service
     
    Module 6 - IP Security
  		• Security
  		• What is IPSec
  		• Implementing IPSec in Windows Server 2003
  		• Creating a Policy • Modifying the Rules
    Module 7 - Implementing DHCP
  		• DHCP Overview
  		• Why Use DHCP
  		• How DHCP Works
  		• How DHCP Clients Lease an IP Address
  		• Initializing State
  		• Selecting State
  		• Requesting State
  		• Bound State
  		• How DHCP Clients Renew Their IP Address Leases
  		• Renewing State
  		• Rebinding State
  		• DHCP Implementation Considerations
  		• Lease Durations
  		• Determining a DHCP Client's IP Address
  		• Configuring DHCP Servers
  		• Creating Your Scope
  		• Reserving Client IP Addresses
  		• Active DHCP Client Leases
  		• Configuring DHCP Options
  		• Commonly Configured DHCP Options
  		• Vendor and User Classes
  		• The DHCP Database
  		• DHCP Relay Agent
     
    Module 8 - Using NetBIOS Over TCP/IP
  		• What is NetBIOS
  		• NetBIOS Names
  		• Methods of Name Resolution
  		• Node Types
  		• B-Node
  		• Microsoft Modified B-Node
  		• P-Node (or Point to Point Node)
  		• M-Node (or Mixed Node)
  		• H-Node
  		• NBTSTAT
  		• LMHOSTS
     
    Module 9 - Name Resolution Using WINS
  		• Windows Internet Name Service
  		• What is WINS
  		• Why Use WINS
  		• How WINS Works
  		• WINS Implementation Considerations
  		• WINS Proxy Agents
  		• The Contents of the WINS Database
  		• Registered Computer Names
  		• Registered Domain Names
  		• Other Names Registered
  		• WINS Client Configuration
  		• WINS Server Configuration
  		• Creating WINS Static Mappings
  		• Types of Static Mappings
  		• Importing Mappings
  		• Replication of the WINS Database
  		• Push and Pull Replication
  		• WINS Database Replication Considerations
  		• The WINS Database
     
    Module 10 - Certificate Services
  		• Overview
  		• Certificate Authorities
  		• Installing Certificate Services
  		• Requesting a Certificate
  		• Managing Certificates
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