70–218 ALS Managing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Environment Package

One of the core MCSA titles in Microsoft’s Academic Learning Series, ALS Managing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Environment offers a complete learning solution for students studying to become network administrators, currently one of the hottest careers for IT professionals.
The book offers a complete learning program consisting of a hardcover textbook with two CD ROMS and a paperback lab manual. Written in a clear and straightforward manner, the textbook contains numerous learning aids designed to help students master the material and a wealth of practice exercises designed to give students plenty of hands on experience developing the skills needed to do the networking administrators job and to prepare for MCP exam # 70–218.

Spis treści:
ABOUT THIS BOOK.
Intended Audience.
Prerequisites.
About the CD–ROM.
Features of This Book.
Chapter and Appendix Overview.
Where to Find Specific Skills in This Book.
Getting Started.
The Microsoft Certified Professional Program.
Technical Support.
Evaluation Edition Software Support.
Chapter 1: Networking with Microsoft Windows 2000.
Lesson 1: Understanding the Windows 2000 Networking Architecture.
Lesson 2: Using Microsoft Management Console.
Chapter 2: Managing Client and Server Computers.
Lesson 1: Installing New Hardware.
Lesson 2: Installing Updates.
Lesson 3: Managing Client Access Licenses.
Lesson 4: Troubleshooting Boot Problems.
Chapter 3: Managing Storage Resources.
Lesson 1: Managing Data Storage.
Lesson 2: Creating Dynamic Disks.
Lesson 3: Implementing Storage Quotas.
Lesson 4: Managing Compression and Encryption.
Chapter 4: Managing NTFS Permissions.
Lesson 1: Understanding NTFS Permissions.
Lesson 2: Assigning NTFS Permissions.
Lesson 3: Assigning Special Permissions.
Chapter 5: Sharing Drives and Printers.
Lesson 1: Creating Drive and Folder Sh ares.
Lesson 2: Using Distributed Files System.
Lesson 3: Installing Network Printers.
Lesson 4: Administering Network Printers.
Lesson 5: Managing Share Permissions.
Chapter 6: Monitoring Server Health and Security.
Lesson 1: Monitoring Server Performance.
Lesson 2: Monitoring Shared Resources.
Lesson 3: Microsoft Windows 2000 Auditing.
Chapter 7: Managing Active Directory User and Computer Objects.
Lesson 1: Creating User and Computer Objects.
Lesson 2: Maintaining User Accounts.
Lesson 3: Creating User Profiles.
Chapter 8: Managing Active Directory Group Objects.
Lesson 1: Using Group Objects.
Lesson 2: Understanding Default Groups.
Lesson 3: Creating Group Objects.
Lesson 4: Managing Administrative Access.
Chapter 9: Using Group Policies.
Lesson 1: Understanding Group Policies.
Lesson 2: Implementing Group Policies.
Lesson 3: Using Security Policies.
Lesson 4: Troubleshooting Group Policy Problems.
Chapter 10: Managing Resources with Active Directory Service.
Lesson 1: Publishing Resources in Active Directory Service.
Lesson 2: Redirecting Folders Using Group Policies.
Lesson 3: Deploying Applications Using Group Policies.
Chapter 11: Replicating Active Directory.
Lesson 1: Creating Sites and Subnets.
Lesson 2: Configuring Intersite Replication.
Lesson 3: Troubleshooting Active Directory Replication.
Chapter 12: Active Directory Service Administration.
Lesson 1: Managing Object and Container Permissions.
Lesson 2: Locating and Moving Active Directory Objects.
Lesson 3: Delegating Control.
Lesson 4: Troubleshooting Active Directory Service.
Chapter 13: TCP/IP Administration.
Lesson 1: TCP/IP Overview.
Lesson 2: Configuring TCP/IP Clients.
Lesson 3: Using TCP/IP Utilities.
Chapter 14: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol.
Lesson 1: Understanding DHCP.
Lesson 2: Configuring a DHC P Server.
Lesson 3: Troubleshooting DHCP.
Chapter 15: Windows Name Resolution.
Lesson 1: Understanding Windows Name Resolution.
Lesson 2: Using WINS.
Chapter 16: Domain Name System.
Lesson 1: Understanding DNS.
Lesson 2: Creating Zones.
Lesson 3: Managing Resource Records.
Lesson 4: Troubleshooting DNS.
Chapter 17: Managing Internet Information Services.
Lesson 1: Creating Web Sites and FTP Sites.
Lesson 2: Creating Virtual Directories.
Lesson 3: Managing Site Security.
Lesson 4: Troubleshooting IIS.
Chapter 18: Remote Client Access.
Lesson 1: Using Remote Access.
Lesson 2: Using Virtual Private Networks.
Lesson 3: Using NAT and ICS.
Lesson 4: Using Terminal Services.
Chapter 19: Disaster Recovery and Prevention.
Lesson 1: Backing Up Your Network.
Lesson 2: Backing Up and Restoring Active Directory.
APPENDIX: Questions and Answers.
GLOSSARY.
INDEX.

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