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Microsoft Win2000 Core Design
Designing Win2000 Directory Services (1561)
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Who Should Attend
| Windows 2000 network administrators, professionals and design systems engineers, responsible for the design of Windows 2000 directory services in enterprise networks, MCP and MCSE candidates. |
Prerequisites
| Completion of courses (E-1560) Update from Windows NT to Windows 2000 and (E-2154) Implementing Win2000 Directory Services or equivalent experience. |
Course Objectives
| This course teaches key planning principles and skills needed to design Windows 2000 directory services infrastructures more effectively. Participants primarily learn to identify business needs and how to obtain and utilise organisational information in their directory services design and implementation. This includes, developing Active Directory naming strategies, planning decentralised administration, designing Active Directory structures, planning schema modifications and Group policies, planning and implementing Active Directory for small and enterprise wide networks, planning and designing site topologies and replication processes, planning maintenance and disaster recovery strategies, connecting to Exchange Server 5.5, and planning upgrade strategies to Windows 2000 |
Course Content
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Overview of Design principles and the Active Directory Architecture
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Planning and designing Naming Strategies for Active Directory
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Planning and designing Active Directory to delegate administration
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Planning and designing Active Directory Domains and Organisational Units
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Creating a Domain and implementing Organisational Units
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Planning and designing Multiple-Domain Trees and Multiple-Tree Forests
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Understanding Active Directory Replication processes and components
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Planning and designing Active Directory Sites and Inter-site Replication
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Planning Maintenance and disaster recovery strategies for Active Directory databases
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Planning the implementation of Active Directory
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Planning and designing Active Directory Schema modifications
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Planning and implementing the Active Directory Connector to Exchange Server 5.5
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Planning and designing Upgrade Strategies to Windows 2000 |
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