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Description Microsoft Windows 2000 Server
Microsoft Windows 2000 Server is a wonderful operating system. It has a very secure platform, both locally and on the Internet, a user-friendly interface that is similar to Windows 98, Plug and Play capabilities that can be used without the worry of configuration, and an excellent search function. This Virtual Training Company tutorial is a wonderful resource in preparing for the Microsoft Certification Exam #70-215. Professor Louis DiPaola begins by guiding you through the installation process. He then moves on to system configuration, networking, remote access and much more. You can begin learning now by clicking one of the subjects below. |
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Introduction
Introduction
W2K Platforms
Changes in W2K
Installation
Hardware Requirements
HCL
Upgrading from NT 4
Installation
Winnt Switches
Boot Disks
Unattended Installation
Network Installation
Imaging Issues
RIS
RIS Configuration
RIS Clients
MMC
The MMC
Adding Snapins
Saving Custom Consoles
DNS
FQDN
DNS Configuration
Zone Types
Forward Zones
Reverse Zones
Record Types
Dynamic DNS
Clint Configuration
HOSTS
Nslookup
Monitoring DNS
DHCP
Introduction
Authorizing DHCP
Scopes
Scope Options
Superscopes
Multicasting
System Configuration
Control Panel
System Properties
Administrative Tools
Desktop Customization
Hardware Installation
Removal and Unplugging
Upgrading Drivers
Hardware Properties
Networking
W2K Networking
Mapping Drives
Mapping Network Places
Protocols
TCP/IP
Configuration Wizards
Telnet
WINS Installation
Configuring WINS
LMHOSTS
Active Directory Services
Introduction
Trusts
Forests
AD Tools
AD Objects
Demoting a DC
Promoting to a DC
Mixed vs. Native
DS Clients
Managing Users and Groups
New Users
User Properties
Logon Hour Restrictions
Station Restrictions
Account Options
Account Expiration
Home Directories
User Templates
Global Catalog
Contacts
Group Assignments
Group Setup
Group Properties
File Access
File Access
Sharing
Share Permissions
NTFS Folder Permissions
NTFS File Permissions
Inheritance
Special File Permissions
Attributes
Ownership
File Caching
Permission Changes
Distributed File System
Dfs Root
Dfs Links
Disk Management
Disk Management
Basic vs. Dynamic Disks
Disk Conversion
Drive Mounting
Drive Assignments
Partitioning
Formatting
Converting to NTFS
Simple Volumes
Striping
Mirroring
RAID Level 5
Defragmenting
Disk Quotas
Printers
Local Printer
Sharing Printers
Driver Distribution
Printer Security
Print Scheduling
Pooling
Priority
Spooling
Separator Pages
Printer Ports
Notification
Network Printing
Web-based Printing
Managing Print Jobs
Remote Access
Configuration
RAS & DHCP Relay
Multilink & BAP
IP Routing
Security
IP Filters
RAS Policies
IAS
RAS Users
VPN
PPTP & L2TP
VPN Clients
Terminal Services
Server Installation
TS Configuration
Client Preparations
Client Installation
Connecting to TS
TS Messaging
Remote Control
License Mgt. Installation
License Management
IIS 5
IIS 5 Use
Virtual Directories
Web Site Properties
Performance Tuning
Home Directories
Security
Error Handling
FTP Configuration
Network Security
Importance
Profiles
Group Policies
Windows Policies
Start Menu Policies
Desktop Policies
CP Policies
System Policies
DC Policies
DC Local Policies
DC Event Policies
Domain Security
IPSec
Run-As Mode
Auditing Files
Auditing Printers
Folder Encryption
Monitoring, Troubleshooting & Backup
Performance Monitor
Perf. Mon. Logs
Backup
Restoring Data
UPS
Safemode
Recovery Console
Repair Disk
Registry Editing
Boot.ini
Commands
Credits
About the Author
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