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MCSA/MCSE Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-215): Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Server, Second Edition
Author Microsoft Corporation
Pages 1392
Disk 2 Companion CD(s)
Level Int/Adv
Published 08/14/2002
ISBN 9780735617674
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Table of Contents


About This Bookxxxv
Before You Begin Part 1xxxv
    Intended Audiencexxxvi
    Prerequisitesxxxvi
    Reference Materialsxxxvii
    About the CD-ROMxxxvii
    Features of This Bookxxxvii
        Notesxxxviii
        Conventionsxxxviii
        Chapter and Appendix Overviewxl
        Finding the Best Starting Point For Youxlii
        Getting Startedxlvi
Before You Begin Part 2xlix
    The Components of Part 2l
    MCP Exam Prerequisitesli
    Know the Productsli
Using the Electronic Assessment and Part 2lii
    Understanding the Conventions for Part 2lii
        Question Numbering Systemlii
        Notational Conventionsliii
        Notesliii
    Using the Electronic Assessmentliii
        Installing and Running the Electronic Assessment Softwareliv
        Taking the Electronic Assessmentlv
        Ending and Grading the Electronic Assessmentlvi
        Interpreting the Electronic Assessment Resultslvi
        Ordering More Questionslvii
    Using Part 2 of This Booklvii
        Review the Objectiveslvii
        Review the Questionslviii
    The Microsoft Certified Professional Programlviii
        Microsoft Certification Benefitslix
        Requirements for Becoming a Microsoft Certified Professionallxi
        Technical Training for Computer Professionalslxii
    Technical Supportlxiii
PART 1  SELF-PACED TRAINING FOR MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 SERVER 
CHAPTER 1  Introduction to Microsoft Windows 20001
    About This Chapter1
    Before You Begin1
Lesson 1: Overview of Windows 20002
    Editions of Windows 20002
        Windows 2000 Professional2
        Windows 2000 Server3
        Windows 2000 Advanced Server3
        Windows 2000 Datacenter Server3
    Features of Windows 20004
    Lesson Summary6
Lesson 2: Operating System Architecture7
    Windows 2000 Architectural Overview7
    User Mode8
        Environment Subsystems9
        Integral Subsystems10
        Kernel Mode10
        Windows 2000 Executive10
        Hardware Abstraction Layer (HAL)12
        Kernel Mode Drivers13
    Lesson Summary18
Lesson 3: Windows 2000 Directory Services19
    Introduction to Directory Services19
    Workgroups and Domains20
        Windows 2000 Workgroups20
        Windows 2000 Domains22
    Windows 2000 Active Directory Services23
        Active Directory Features23
        The Active Directory Structure25
    Lesson Summary33
Review34
CHAPTER 2  Installing and Configuring Microsoft Windows 2000 Server37
    About This Chapter37
    Before You Begin38
Lesson 1: Preparing to Install Windows 2000 Server39
    Preparing for Installation39
    Minimum Hardware Requirements42
    Hardware Compatibility43
    Disk Partitions44
        Sizing the Installation Partition45
    File Systems46
        NTFS46
        FAT16 and FAT3247
        File System Considerations48
    Licensing50
        Per-Server Licensing50
        Per-Seat Licensing50
    Workgroups and Domains51
        Joining a Workgroup51
    Joining a Domain52
    Upgrade or New Installation53
    Installation Methods53
        Setup Boot Disks54
        Bootable CD-ROM55
        Over-the-Network (Server-Based)56
    Choosing Which Components to Install57
    Lesson Summary60
Lesson 2: Installing Windows 2000 Server61
    Windows 2000 Server Setup Programs61
        Windows 2000 Setup Program61
        Winnt.exe Setup Program62
        Winnt32.exe Setup Program63
    The Installation Process66
        Pre-Copy Phase66
        Text Mode67
        GUI Mode67
        Exercise 1: Installing Windows 2000 Server70
    Lesson Summary80
Lesson 3: Upgrading to Windows 2000 Server81
    Upgrading to Windows 2000 Server81
        Upgrading Servers82
    Upgrading a Windows NT Domain83
        Planning for a Windows NT Domain Upgrade85
        Preparing for a Windows NT Domain Upgrade85
        Preparing to Upgrade the Domain Controller86
        Upgrading the Primary Domain Controller87
        Upgrading the Backup Domain Controllers87
        Upgrading Member Servers89
    Domain Consolidation89
    Lesson Summary91
Lesson 4: Troubleshooting a Windows 2000 Server Installation92
    Troubleshooting Windows 2000 Server92
    Lesson Summary93
Review94
CHAPTER 3  Unattended Installations of Microsoft Windows 2000 Server97
    About This Chapter97
    Before You Begin98
Lesson 1: Preparing for an Unattended Installation of Windows 2000 Server99
    Creating the Answer File99
        Answer File Format100
        Methods for Creating an Answer File103
    Creating the Distribution Folders105
        Structuring the Distribution Folder106
        Exercise 1: Preparing and Running an Automated Installation109
    Lesson Summary118
Lesson 2: Automating the Installation of Windows 2000 Server119
    Performing an Unattended Installation119
        Bootable CD–ROM120
        Winnt.exe or Winnt32.exe120
    Automating the Installation of Windows 2000 Server121
        Using Syspart 123
        Using Sysprep125
        Using Systems Management Server135
        Using a Bootable CD-ROM136
    Lesson Summary137
Lesson 3: Automating the Installation of Server Applications138
    Using the Cmdlines.txt File138
    Using the Answer File139
        Installing Applications141
    Lesson Summary143
Review144
CHAPTER 4  Microsoft Windows 2000 File Systems147
    About This Chapter147
    Before You Begin148
Lesson 1: Disk Management Basics149
    Setting Up a Hard Disk149
        Storage, Partition, and Volume Types149
        File Systems154
    Common Disk Management Tasks155
        Working with Simple Volumes156
        Working with Spanned Volumes157
        Working with Striped Volumes158
        Adding Disks159
        Changing Storage Type159
        Viewing and Updating Information 161
        Managing Disks on a Remote Computer164
        Exercise 1: Configuring a Simple Disk and Converting It to a Dynamic Disk164
    Lesson Summary168
Lesson 2: File Allocation Table (FAT)169
    Introduction to the FAT File System169
    The FAT16 File System170
    The FAT32 File System173
        FAT32 Partition Structure173
        File System Limits174
    Lesson Summary175
Lesson 3: NT File System (NTFS)176
    Introduction to NTFS176
    Features of Windows 2000177
        Reparse Points177
        Native Structured Storage178
        Disk Quotas179
        Sparse File Support179
        Link Tracking and Object Identifiers180
        Change Journal181
        CD and DVD Support182
    Structure of NTFS184
        NTFS Volume Structure184
        Windows 2000 Boot Sector185
        Windows 2000 Master File Table and Metadata185
        NTFS File Attributes186
    Implementation of NTFS187
        Upgrading to Windows 2000187
        Multibooting Windows 2000189
        NTFS Compatibility189
    Lesson Summary192
Lesson 4: File System Security193
    Shared Folders193
        Shared Folder Permissions193
        Applying Shared Folder Permissions195
        Guidelines for Shared Folder Permissions196
    Sharing Folders197
        Requirements for Sharing Folders197
        Administrative Shared Folders197
        Sharing a Folder198
        Modifying Shared Folders200
    NTFS Permissions201
        Assigning NTFS Permissions201
        Guidelines for Assigning NTFS Permissions203
        Configuring NTFS Permissions204
        Copying and Moving Files and Folders208
        Troubleshooting NTFS Permissions209
    Lesson Summary210
Review211
CHAPTER 5  Advanced File Systems213
    About This Chapter213
    Before You Begin213
Lesson 1: Distributed File System 214
    Dfs Overview214
        Limits of Dfs216
    Types of Dfs Roots217
        Stand-Alone Dfs Roots217
        Domain Dfs Roots218
    Configuring Dfs219
        Configuring a Stand-Alone Dfs Root219
        Configuring a Domain Dfs Root220
        Configuring New Dfs Links220
        Exercise 1: Creating a Dfs Root and Dfs Link222
    Lesson Summary228
Lesson 2: File Replication Service229
    FRS Replication229
    Sites and Replication230
        Knowledge Consistency Checker231
    Unique Sequence Numbers232
    Implementing FRS233
        Replicating SYSVOL233
        Replicating Dfs Fault Tolerant Roots233
        Configuring FRS for Inter-Site Replication234
    Lesson Summary235
Review236
CHAPTER 6  Active Directory Services237
    About This Chapter237
    Before You Begin238
Lesson 1: Overview of Active Directory Services239
    Introduction to Active Directory Services239
    Understanding Active Directory Concepts240
        Extensible Schema241
        Global Catalog242
        Namespace243
        Naming Conventions244
    Active Directory Architecture247
        Access to Active Directory Services248
        Directory Service Architecture250
    Lesson Summary255
Lesson 2: Planning Active Directory Implementation257
    Planning a Namespace257
        Internal and External Namespaces258
        Defining a Namespace Architecture260
    Planning Organizational Units263
        Creating the OU Structure263
        OU Design Guidelines264
        Structure the OU Hierarchy264
    Planning a Site266
        Optimizing Workstation Logon Traffic268
        Optimizing Directory Replication268
    Lesson Summary268
Lesson 3: Implementing Active Directory Services269
    The Active Directory Installation Wizard269
        Adding a Domain Controller to an Existing Domain270
        Creating the First Domain Controller for a New Domain270
    The Database and Shared System Volume272
        The Active Directory Database272
        The Shared System Volume272
    Domain Modes273
        Mixed Mode273
        Native Mode273
        Exercise 1: Installing Active Directory Services274
        Exercise 2: Joining Server02 to the Domain277
        Exercise 3: Installing and Examining the Contents of Adminpak.msi279
        Exercise 4: Changing from Stand-Alone Dfs to Domain Dfs280
    Lesson Summary284
Lesson 4: Administering Active Directory Services285
    Creating Organizational Units and Their Objects285
        Creating Organizational Units285
        Adding Objects to Organizational Units287
        Exercise 5: Creating an Organizational Unit and Its Objects288
    Managing Active Directory Objects290
        Locating Objects290
        Modifying Attribute Values and Deleting Objects293
        Moving Objects294
        Exercise 6: Managing Active Directory Objects294
    Controlling Access to Active Directory Objects296
        Managing Active Directory Permissions296
        Permissions Inheritance298
        Delegating Administrative Control of Objects298
    Guidelines for Administering Active Directory Services300
    Lesson Summary301
Review302
CHAPTER 7  Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Server305
    About This Chapter305
    Before You Begin305
Lesson 1: Using the Microsoft Management Console306
    The MMC Environment306
        The MMC Window307
        MMC Consoles307
    Snap-Ins311
        Stand-Alone Snap-Ins311
        Extension Snap-Ins312
    Console Options312
        Author Mode313
        User Mode313
        Exercise 1: Navigating and Creating a Custom MMC314
    Lesson Summary318
Lesson 2: Administering User Accounts319
    Windows 2000 User Accounts319
        Domain User Accounts319
        Local User Accounts320
        Built-In User Accounts320
    Planning New User Accounts321
        Naming Conventions 321
        Password Requirements323
        Account Options323
    Creating User Accounts324
        Creating Domain User Accounts324
        Exercise 2: Modifying Domain User Account Properties327
        Creating Local User Accounts332
    Modifying Properties for User Accounts333
        The Properties Dialog Box333
    Administering User Accounts338
        Managing User Profiles338
        Modifying User Accounts343
        Creating Home Folders344
        Exercise 3: Creating a Roaming Profile and Assigning a Home Folder347
    Lesson Summary352
Lesson 3: Administering Group Accounts353
    Implementing Groups into a Domain354
        Types of Groups354
        Group Scopes355
        Group Membership356
    Implementing Groups360
        Administering Groups361
    Implementing Local Groups364
        Creating Local Groups364
    Built-In Groups366
        Built-In Global Groups 366
        Built-In Domain Local Groups367
        Built-In Local Groups368
        Built-In System Groups369
        Exercise 4: Changing the Domain Mode370
        Exercise 5: Creating Groups371
    Lesson Summary376
Lesson 4: Administering Group Policies377
    Introduction to Group Policies377
        Benefits of Group Policy378
        Types of Group Policies379
    Group Policy Structure380
        Group Policy Objects380
        Group Policy Containers381
        Group Policy Templates381
    Applying Group Policies383
        Creating a GPO383
        Using the Group Policy Snap-In384
        GPO Permissions388
        Support for Windows 95, Windows 98, and Windows NT 4.0392
    Administering Group Policies393
        Managing Software Settings393
        Managing Scripts395
        Managing Security Settings396
        Managing Administrative Templates398
        Managing Folder Redirection399
        Exercise 6: Creating a Group Policy Object and Setting a Policy400
        Exercise 7: Modifying Software Policies403
    Lesson Summary405
Review406
CHAPTER 8  Administering Print Services409
    About This Chapter409
    Before You Begin410
Lesson 1: Introduction to Windows 2000 Printing411
    Terminology411
    Requirements for Network Printing413
    Guidelines for a Network Printing Environment414
    Printing Configurations415
    Lesson Summary419
Lesson 2: Setting Up Network Printers420
    Installing a Local Print Device420
    Installing a Network Print Device421
    Sharing an Existing Printer421
        Exercise 1: Installing and Configuring Print Sharing and Setting the Printer for Offline Operation422
    Lesson Summary427
Lesson 3: Administering Network Printers428
    Accessing Printers428
    Managing Printers430
        Assigning Forms to Paper Trays430
        Setting a Separator Page431
        Pausing, Resuming, and Canceling Documents432
        Redirecting Documents to a Different Printer433
        Taking Ownership of a Printer433
    Managing Documents434
        Pausing, Restarting, and Canceling a Document434
        Setting Notification, Priority, and Printing Time435
    Administering Printers from a Web Browser435
        Using a Web Browser to Manage Printers436
        Accessing Printers Using a Web Browser437
    Setting Up a Printer Pool438
    Setting Priorities Between Printers439
    Troubleshooting Common Printing Problems439
        Reviewing Common Printing Problems440
    Lesson Summary441
Lesson 4: Printing and Active Directory Services442
    Overview of Printing and Active Directory Services442
    Publishing Windows 2000 Printers443
        Publishing Mechanism444
        Pruning Orphans445
    Supporting Windows NT Printers445
    Group Policy Settings446
        Printer Location Tracking446
    Lesson Summary446
Lesson 5: Connecting to Network Printers447
    Using the Add Printer Wizard447
        Client Computers Running Windows 2000448
        Client Computers Running Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT448
        Client Computers Running Other Microsoft Operating Systems448
    Using a Web Browser449
    Downloading Printer Drivers450
    Lesson Summary451
Review452
CHAPTER 9  Network Protocols and Services455
    About This Chapter455
    Before You Begin456
Lesson 1: Network Protocols457
    Introduction to Network Protocols457
        Protocol Binding Order458
    TCP/IP458
    ATM458
        LAN Emulation460
        IP over ATM460
        ATM over xDSL460
        ATM Access through Winsock 2.0 and Native ATM Access 461
    NWLink461
        Setting the Frame Type462
    NetBEUI463
    AppleTalk463
    DLC464
    IrDA465
    Lesson Summary465
Lesson 2: Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol466
    Overview of the TCP/IP Suite466
        Network Interface Layer467
        Internet Layer467
        Transport Layer468
        Application Layer469
    Configuring TCP/IP to Use a Static IP Address469
    Configuring TCP/IP to Obtain an IP Address Automatically471
    Using Automatic Private IP Addressing472
        Disabling Automatic Private IP Addressing473
    Troubleshooting TCP/IP473
    Testing TCP/IP Connectivity474
        Using Ipconfig474
        Using Ping475
        Using Ipconfig and Ping475
        Exercise 1: Configuring and Testing TCP/IP476
    Lesson Summary479
Lesson 3: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Service480
    Introduction to DHCP480
        The DHCP Lease Process481
        IP Lease Renewal and Release484
    Installing and Configuring the DHCP Service485
    Installing the DHCP Service486
    The DHCP Snap-In486
        Creating a DHCP Scope487
        Authorizing the DHCP Server491
        Exercise 2: Installing and Configuring the DHCP Service492
    Backing Up and Restoring the DHCP Database499
        Backing Up the DHCP Database499
        Restoring the DHCP Database499
    Lesson Summary500
Lesson 4: Windows Internet Naming Service501
    Introduction to WINS501
        The WINS Name Resolution Process501
        Name Registration502
        Name Renewal503
        Name Release504
        Name Query504
    Implementing WINS505
        WINS Server Configuration505
        WINS Client Configuration505
        WINS Installation506
        The WINS Snap-In506
        Support for Non-WINS Clients506
        DHCP Server Configuration508
        Exercise 3: Installing and Configuring WINS510
    Lesson Summary513
Lesson 5: Domain Name System514
    Introduction to DNS514
        Domain Namespace515
        Host Names517
        Domain Naming Guidelines517
        Zones517
        Name Servers518
    Overview of the Name Resolution Process520
        Forward Lookup Query520
        Name Server Caching522
        Reverse Lookup Query522
    Installing the DNS Service523
    Configuring the DNS Service524
        The DNS Snap-In524
        Creating Forward Lookup Zones525
        Creating Reverse Lookup Zones526
        Adding Resource Records527
        Configuring Dynamic DNS528
        Exercise 4: Configuring the DNS Service529
    Configuring a DNS Client533
    Troubleshooting the DNS Service534
        Monitoring the DNS Server534
        Setting Logging Options535
        Using Nslookup535
    Lesson Summary536
Review537


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