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Windows 2000
Basic Administration of Microsoft Windows 2000 (2028)
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Who Should Attend
| Suitable for people with no prior experience in system administration and MCP and MCSE candidates. |
Prerequisites
| Basic understanding of computer hardware such as RAM, hard disks, CPUs, etc. Experience using the Windows interface to configure the desktop and manage folders and files, and basic understanding of networking fundamentals. |
Course Objectives
| This course provides the necessary knowledge and skills required to perform common administration tasks in a single-domain Microsoft Windows 2000 network. Participants learn and receive hands-on experience on how to administer Active Directory, manage user and group accounts, provide secure access to network resources, administer file resources and data storage, set-up and administer network printers. Students will also practice and learn how to monitor and audit access to network resources, perform system backup and restore procedures, monitor and troubleshoot both local and remote Windows 2000 computers. |
Course Content
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Introduction to Windows 2000 administration tasks and utilities, Windows 2000 networks, Active Directory and the Windows 2000 logon process
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Creating and configuring user accounts, user account templates and their properties
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Planning, creating and implementing groups to organise user accounts within Active Directory
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Administering and securing file resources with Windows 2000 NTFS permissions, sharing and securing networking resources, troubleshooting access problems to resources
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Administering user accounts within Active Directory, managing user profiles and home folders, group policies and troubleshooting user accounts
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Creating and administering printers, queues, printer permissions, printer redirection and printer management via a web browser
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Managing and troubleshooting data storage, data compression, disk quotas, data encryption and disk defragmentation
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Monitoring and administering shared folders on remote computers
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Monitoring, viewing, analysing and managing system, security and application event logs
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Backing up and restoring data on local and remote computers |
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