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Windows Server 2003 Managing a Network Environment Short CourseWindows Server 2003 Managing a Network Environment
Course info Course outline The Windows 2003 Managing a Network Environment course prepares you with the knowledge and skills needed to install, configure, and administer Microsoft Windows Server 2003. Expert instructor Aaron Spurlock shows you techniques for: monitoring and optimizing physical and logical devices; managing users, computers and groups; configuring access to resources; and disaster recovery contingency planning. Our certification courses meet or exceed exam objectives. At the conclusion of the course you will understand how to manage and maintain a Windows 2003 Server environment, and be prepared to pass MCP exam #70-290. Session 1
Section A: Introduction
Section B: Installation
Section C: Upgrading Windows 2000
Section D: Hardware Support
Section E: Troubleshoot Hardware
Session 2
Section A: Hard Drives
Section B: Basic Dynamic Volumes
Section C: Fault Tolerant Volumes
Section D: Managing Volumes
Section E: File Systems
Section F: Computer Accounts
Session 3
Section A: User Accounts
Section B: Advanced User Accounts
Section C: User Account Properties
Section D: User Profiles
Section E: Groups
Section F: Managing Groups
Session 4
Section A: NTFS Permissions
Section B: Share Permissions
Section C: NTFS Features
Section D: Printers
Section E: Printers (Cont.)
Section F: Windows Licensing
Section G: Software Update Services
Session 5
Section A: Remote Administration
Section B: Remote Desktop
Section C: Web Server
Section D: Monitoring Servers
Section E: Shadow Copies
Section F: Backup
Section G: Disaster Recovery
How long does the course take? Enrol in the Windows 2003 Managing a Network Environment short course today and complete the course material in your own time and at a pace that suits your lifestyle. You can work through the course information when it suits you best. Completing IT courses online also allows you to attain your certification much faster than sitting in a classroom. No trainer support is provided as the CD sessions are designed to be self sustaining. This course is only able to be used on a PC, not a Mac. Total nominal hours: 15 hrs
This CD based course has no time limit.
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