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Description Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services
New to Microsoft Windows 2000, Active Directory Services allows you to keep track of all objects on your network. With it`s open standards, upward scalability, and ease of use, it is a must for the organized network. This Virtual Training Company tutorial is an excellent resource for preparing for the Microsoft Certification Exam #70-217. Professor Louis DiPaola will help you gain the necessary knowledge to configure, work, and understand Active Directory Services. He will teach you about the design and tools, as well as user and group administration, profiles, security templates, integration, and much more. You can start learning right away by clicking one of the topics below. |
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Active Directory Service
Advantage
AD Authentication
Installation
Installing AD
Reassigning DCs 1
Reassigning DCs 2
Reassigning DCs 3
AD Design
DNS Naming
GUID
Domains
OU
Trees
Forests
Global Catalog
Roles
AD Tools
MMC
Customizing MMC
AD Users
AD Sites
AD Domains & Trusts
Support Tools
ACLDIAG
DSACLS
DSASTAT
LDP
NLTEST
REPADMIN
REPLMON
SDCHECK
Sites
Overview
Site setup
Subnets
Linking
Site Licensing
Site Objects
Renaming Sites
User Administration
Built In Users
New Local Users
New Domain Users
Renaming Users
Deleting & Disabling
Unlocking Accounts
Password Guidelines
Resetting Passwords
Account Expiration
Logon Hours
Computer Restrictions
User Properties
Account Options
Dial-In
Home Directories
Moving Users
Add/Remove Users
Group Administration
Introduction
Group Types
Scopes
Built-In Groups
New Groups
Adding Members
Deleting Groups
Moving Groups
Nesting
Group Policies
Policies
Processing
GPO Console
Computer Settings
User Settings
Enabling settings
Linking GPOs
Removing GPO Links
Deleting GPOs
Filtering Scopes
Delegation
Layered VS Monolithic
Inheritance
No Override
Loopback
Software Packages
Software Removal
Folder Redirection
Profiles
Purpose
Local Profiles
Profile Template
Roaming Profiles
Mandatory Profiles
AD objects
Objects
Publishing Printers
Moving Objects
MOVETREE
NETDOM
Security Templates
Template Types
Console
New Templates
Customizing Templates
Importing Templates
Exporting Templates
Security Analysis
Administering Shares
Sharing
Share Permissions
Hidden Shares
Modifying Shares
Share Connection
Publishing Shares
Copying Shares
Monitoring Shares
Disconnecting Users
Sending Messages
Dfs
Advantages
Dfs Root
Local Dfs Link
Remote Dfs Link
Replicas
Root Replica
Connecting to Dfs
NTFS Permissions
Folder Permissions
File Permissions
Determine Permissions
Assigning Permissions
Special Permissions
Inheritance
Creator Owner Assignment
Ownership
Copying & Moving Files
Shares and NTFS
Rights
User Right
Assigning User Rights
Replication
Inter VS Intra
Site Link Bridge
Bridgehead Server
Costs
Frequency
Availability
Intra-Site Replication
Forcing Replication
Replication Topology
RIS
Adding RIS
Installing RIS
RIS Configuration
Authorizing RIS
Client Boot Disks
RIS & GPOs
RIPrep Permissions
Answer Files
RIPrep Image
RIS Delegation
DNS Integration
Resolution
Forward Zone
Reverse Zones
Resource Types
Delegating Zones
DDNS
Secondary DNS
Transfer Security
DNS Notification
Testing DNS
Debugging DNS
AD Maintenance
Delegating Control
W2K Modes
Using Find
Schema tools
AD Security
Importance
Account Policies
Restricted Groups
Services
Audit Policy
Auditing Files
Auditing AD Objects
Auditing Printer Access
Security Logs
Configuring Logs
Log Filtering
Monitoring AD Performance
Event Viewer
System Monitor
Counter Logs
Trace Logs
Alerts
Troubleshooting
Backup Preparation
AD Backup
Scheduling Backup
AD Restoration
Run As
Design Example
Forest Design
Accounts
File System
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