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You Learn...
 | To Configure the TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS and WINS.
| IP Routing
| Remote Installation Services (RIS)
| Centrally manage a Windows 2000 network
| To connect to NetWare, Macintosh, and UNIX
networks.
| VPN’s and IPSec.
| To Configure network security protocols.
| To prepare for the Microsoft Exams 20-216 and
70-221 |
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Who Would Benefit
Professionals responsible for system/network
administration and design; and Windows 2000 MCSE candidates.
Course Outline
1. Introduction to Windows 2000 Networking
| Network Components
| Network Communications Processes
| Implementation and Management Designs
| Implementing TCP/IP |
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2. Automating IP Address Assignment with
DHCP
| Installing DHCP Server Service
| Configure the DHCP
| Integrating, Supporting, and Troubleshooting
DHCP |
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3. Implementing Name Resolution Using DNS
| Overview of DNS
| Installing the DNS Server Service
| Configure a Zone
| Configure the Zone Transfer Process
| Configure a Zone for the Root Domain
| Delegate Authority for a Zone
| Configuring a Caching-Only Server |
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4. Implementing Name Resolution Using WINS
| Connect to NetBIOS-Based Networks
| Configuring WINS Server and Clients
| Controlling NetBIOS Name Resolution
| Configuring WINS Replication
| Supporting Non-WINS Clients
| Maintaining the WINS Database |
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5. Configuring Network Traffic Security
and Cross-Platform Authentication
| Public Key Infrastructure
| Configuring Certificate Services
| Creating and Managing Certificates
| Configuring Active Directory for Certificates
| Troubleshooting Certificate Services
| Implementing IP Security (IPSec)
| Configuring TCP/IP for Server Security
| Troubleshooting Network Protocol Security |
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6. Remote Access
| Configuring Inbound and Outbound Connections
| Managing Routing and Remote Access
| Troubleshooting Routing and Remote Access
| Connection Manager
| Configuring Authentication and Accounting |
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7. Configuring Windows 2000 as a Network
Router
| Configuring IP Routing
| Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
| Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) for IP Routing
| Configuring TCP/IP Filtering
| Implementing Demand-Dial Routing
| Monitoring IP Routing
| Integrating Windows 2000 Routers Into an
Existing Network Infrastructure
| Quality of Service (QoS) Settings
| Introduction to Multicasting
| Demand-Dial Routing |
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8. Configuring Internet Access for a
Network
| Connecting a Network to the Internet
| Configuring Internet Access |
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9. Configuring a Web Server
| Installing IIS
| Configuring a Web Site
| Administering and Troubleshooting IIS |
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10. Deploying Windows 2000 Professional
Using Remote Installation Services
| Installing and Configuring RIS
| Configuring Remote Installations
| Installing Windows 2000 Pro Using RIS |
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11. Integrating Windows 2000 Network
Services
| Configuring DHCP for DNS Integration
| Configuring Routing and Remote Access for DHCP
Integration
| Configuring WINS and DNS
| Forwarding NetBIOS Name Queries to DNS |
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12. Managing a Windows 2000 Network
| Performing Administrative Tasks Remotely
| Using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) |
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13. Troubleshooting Windows 2000
Networking
| Troubleshooting Network Connectivity Problems
| Monitoring the Network |
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14. Networking Windows 2000 With Other
Operating Systems
| Connecting to NetWare Servers
| Connecting Macintosh Users to Windows 2000
| Internetworking Windows 2000 and IBM Hosts
| Configuring Access to UNIX Resources |
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15. Other Windows 2000 Networking Issues
| Implementing Virtual Private Networking
| Implementing IPSec
| Connection Sharing
| Proxy Server |
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Hands-On Lab 1: Configure IP
addresses and install networking services.
Hands-On Lab 2: Install the DHCP
Server Service. Authorize the DHCP Server.
Hands-On Lab 3: Install the DNS
Server and configure a zone. Configure a secondary zone.
Hands-On Lab 4: Install and
configure WINS.
Hands-On Lab 5: Install
certificate services and create a certificate authority. Create and test
IPSec policies for computers.
Hands-On Lab 6: Configure a
Remote Access Server and Client. Create inbound and outbound VPN
connections. Troubleshoot Remote Access connection problems.
Hands-On Lab 7: Configure
authentication and logging capabilities for Windows 2000 Remote Access.
Hands-On Lab 8: Configure a
Windows 2000 Router. Configure Router Information Exchange. Troubleshoot
network routing problems.
Hands-On Lab 9: Design routing
tables for Internet connections.
Hands-On Lab 10: Install IIS and
establish a Web site.
Hands-On Lab 11: Install and
manage RIS. Install Windows 2000 Professional using RIS.
Hands-On Lab 12: Configure DHCP.
Configure a DNS Server for Dynamic DNS Updates.
Hands-On Lab 13: Install and
configure terminal services for Remote Administration. Install and
configure SNMP.
Hands-On Lab 14: Use TCP/IP
utilities.
Hands-On Lab 15: Connect Windows
2000 to Novell NetWare Networks.
Suggested Prerequisites
Our Windows 2000 Server or equivalent knowledge is
required before taking this course.
| Microsoft Windows 2000 Server |
Suggested Follow-ons
Students followed up Microsoft Implementing
Windows 2000 Networking by attending these popular classes:
| Microsoft Configuring Active Directory Services
| Microsoft Windows 2000 Security
| Microsoft Windows 2000 Troubleshooting
| Microsoft Upgrading to Exchange 2000
| Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Database
Administration |
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Certifications
| Windows 2000 MCSE Track |
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Classroom
Learning $2595 USD