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Windows 2000
Updating from Windows NT to Windows 2000 (1560)
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Who Should Attend
| Windows 2000 network administrators and professionals responsible for the management and technical support of Windows 2000 networks, support engineers, MCP and MCSE candidates. |
Prerequisites
| Completion of courses (E-803) Windows NT 4.0 Administration and (E-922) Windows NT 4.0 Core Technologies, a working knowledge and experience in supporting networks, IP subnetting and routing principles, DHCP, WINS or equivalent experience. |
Course Objectives
| This course upgrades the knowledge and skills of Windows NT 4.0 professionals in order to manage and support Windows 2000 networks more effectively. The course content applies to Windows 2000 Professional, Server and Advanced Server. Participants learn how to install and administer a Windows 2000 network and Active Directory, manage applications and file systems, install and configure Terminal Services, DNS, DHCP, WINS, Remote Access, implement disaster protection and recovery procedures, perform basic troubleshooting and upgrade a Windows NT 4.0 network to Windows 2000. |
Course Content
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Overview of Windows 2000 operating systems and features
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Installing and upgrading to Windows 2000
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Exploring and Administering Active Directory Objects
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Delegating Active Directory Administration for decentralised management
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Creating and Managing multiple physical Active Directory Sites
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Implementing DNS in a Windows 2000 environment
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Using Group Policies to manage client work environments
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Using Group Policies to deploy and manage applications
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Deploying and Managing Windows 2000 Client installations
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Introducing New DHCP and WINS features
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Installing and Configuring Remote Access for Windows 2000
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Managing Disk and File resources in Windows 2000
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Managing Basic and Dynamic Disks in Windows 2000
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Introducing New Disaster Protection Features
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Installing and Configuring Terminal Services
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Upgrading Windows NT Domains to Windows 2000
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Troubleshooting the DNS Server |
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