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MCSA/MCSE Self-Paced Training Kit (Exam 70-216): Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Network Infrastructure Administration, Second Edition
Author Microsoft Corporation
Pages 992
Disk 1 Companion CD(s); 1 Evaluation CD(s)
Level Beg/Int
Published 08/14/2002
ISBN 9780735617728
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ABOUT THIS BOOKxix
    Features of This Bookxix
        Part 1xix
        Part 2xx
        Part 3xx
        The CD-ROMsxx
    Before You Begin Part 1xxi
        Prerequisites for Part 1xxi
        Reference Materialsxxii
        Conventions Used in Part 1xxii
        Chapter and Appendix Overviewxxiii
        Where to Find Specific Skill in Part 1xxv
        Getting Started with Part 1xxviii
    Before You Begin Part 2xxx
        Exam Prerequisitesxxx
        Reference Materialsxxxi
        Know the Productsxxxi
        Conventions Used in Part 2xxxi
        Section and Appendix Overview for Part 2xxxii
        Getting Started with Part 2xxxiii
    The Microsoft Certified Professional Programxxxv
        Microsoft Certification Benefitsxxxv
        Requirements for Becoming a Microsoft Certified Professionalxxxviii
        Technical Training for Computer Professionalsxxxviii
    Technical Supportxl
PART 1  SELF-PACED TRAINING FOR MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE ADMINISTRATION 
CHAPTER 1  Introducing Microsoft Windows 2000 Networking3
        About This Chapter3
        Before You Begin3
    Lesson 1: The OSI Reference Model4
        Introducing the OSI Reference Model4
        Using the OSI Model in the Real World15
        Lesson Review16
        Lesson Summary17
    Lesson 2: Installing and Binding Windows 2000 Network Components18
        Introducing the Windows 2000 Networking Components18
        Installing Windows 2000 Networking Components22
        Binding Windows 2000 Networking Components23
        Exercise 1: Installing and Binding Protocols24
        Lesson Review25
        Lesson Summary26
CHAPTER 2  Introducing TCP/IP27
        About This Chapter27
        Before You Begin27
    Lesson 1: TCP/IP Overview28
        TCP/IP Standards28
        TCP/IP Architecture29
        TCP/IP Protocols31
        Exercise 1: Examining ARP Traffic with Network Monitor42
        Exercise 2: TCP/IP Protocols45
        Lesson Review45
        Lesson Summary46
    Lesson 2: IP Addressing and Subnetting47
        IP Address Structure47
        Subnet Masks49
        Subnetting52
        Exercise 1: Subnetting a Class B Address60
        Lesson Review60
        Lesson Summary62
    Lesson 3: Understanding TCP and UDP63
        TCP63
        UDP73
        Exercise 1: TCP Header Fields74
        Exercise 2: TCP and UDP Functions75
        Lesson Review75
        Lesson Summary77
CHAPTER 3  Implementing TCP/IP79
        About This Chapter79
        Before You Begin79
    Lesson 1: Installing and Configuring TCP/IP80
        Configuring TCP/IP83
        Configuring Basic TCP/IP Properties83
        Configuring Advanced TCP/IP Properties86
        Exercise 1: TCP/IP Configuration Requirements90
        Lesson Review91
        Lesson Summary92
    Lesson 2: Using the Windows 2000 TCP/IP Tools93
        Ping93
        Tracert.exe95
        Pathping.exe97
        Ipconfig.exe99
        Arp.exe100
        Netstat.exe101
        Nbtstat.exe103
        Nslookup.exe104
        Telnet.exe105
        Ftp.exe106
        Exercise 1: TCP/IP Utilities106
        Lesson Review107
        Lesson Summary107
CHAPTER 4  NetWare Networking with Windows 2000109
        About This Chapter109
        Before You Begin109
    Lesson 1: Introducing IPX and NWLink110
        Introducing IPX110
        IPX Protocols111
        Windows 2000 and NetWare Compatibility118
        Exercise 1: IPX Properties119
        Lesson Review120
        Lesson Summary120
    Lesson 2: Using the Windows 2000 NetWare Clients121
        Installing Client Service for NetWare121
        Configuring NWLink124
        Configuring Client Service for NetWare126
        Using Gateway Service for NetWare127
        Exercise 1: Installing and Configuring NWLink132
        Lesson Review134
        Lesson Summary135
CHAPTER 5  Implementing the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol137
        About This Chapter137
        Before You Begin137
    Lesson 1: Introducing DHCP138
        Understanding the Origins of DHCP138
        DHCP Messaging141
        Understanding DHCP Communications146
        Exercise 1: DHCP Message Types150
        Lesson Review150
        Lesson Summary151
    Lesson 2: Using the DHCP Server152
        Implementing DHCP152
        Installing Windows 2000 DHCP Server153
        Authorizing a DHCP Server154
        Creating a Scope156
        Activating a Scope160
        Creating a Superscope161
        Configuring DHCP Options161
        Deploying DHCP Options with User Classes164
        Creating a Reservation167
        Exercise 1: Examining DHCP Traffic169
        Exercise 2: Configuring Scopes174
        Lesson Review174
        Lesson Summary175
    Lesson 3: Administering DHCP176
        Monitoring DHCP Activity176
        Controlling Conflict Detection179
        Compacting the DHCP Database180
        Using DHCP Relay Agents180
        Integrating DHCP with DNS182
        Lesson Review185
        Lesson Summary186
    Lesson 4: Troubleshooting DHCP187
        Preventing DHCP Problems187
        Troubleshooting DHCP Clients188
        Troubleshooting DHCP Servers190
        Lesson Review192
        Lesson Summary192
CHAPTER 6  Routing IP193
        About This Chapter193
        Before You Begin193
    Lesson 1: Understanding IP Routing194
        Routing Principles194
        Routing Tables197
        Routing Hardware203
        Routing Software205
        Exercise 1: Routing Tables205
        Lesson Review205
        Lesson Summary206
    Lesson 2: Routing with RRAS207
        Configuring RRAS207
        Manually Configuring RRAS210
        Implementing Demand-Dial Routing210
        Configuring Demand-Dial Interfaces214
        Creating Static Routes217
        Exercise 1: Configuring RRAS221
        Lesson Review222
        Lesson Summary223
    Lesson 3: Using Dynamic Routing Protocols224
        Dynamic Routing Protocols224
        Understanding RIP226
        Installing RIP228
        Understanding OSPF231
        Installing OSPF232
        Exercise 1: Configuring RRAS233
        Exercise 2: Static and Dynamic Routing234
        Lesson Review234
        Lesson Summary236
CHAPTER 7  Understanding the Domain Name System237
        About This Chapter237
        Before You Begin237
    Lesson 1: IP Host Naming and DNS238
        Using Host Tables238
        Designing the DNS240
        Introducing the Domain Name Space241
        Understanding Domain Name Servers247
        Understanding Resolvers249
        Exercise 1: Understanding DNS Terminology249
        Lesson Review250
        Lesson Summary250
    Lesson 2: Resolving Host Names with DNS251
        DNS Messaging251
        Resolving a Name255
        Name Server Caching257
        Performing Reverse Name Lookups258
        Exercise 1: Understanding DNS Communications260
        Lesson Review261
        Lesson Summary262
    Lesson 3: Planning a DNS Implementation263
        DNS Considerations263
        Exercise 1: Implementing DNS264
        Lesson Review270
        Lesson Summary271
CHAPTER 8  Using the Windows 2000 DNS Server273
        About This Chapter273
        Before You Begin273
    Lesson 1: Installing and Configuring Windows 2000 DNS274
        Installing DNS Server274
        Implementing a Caching-Only Server277
        Exercise 1: Testing a Simple Query on a DNS Server278
        Lesson Review279
        Lesson Summary279
    Lesson 2: Working with Zones280
        Creating a Zone280
        Creating Active Directory-Integrated Zones285
        Delegating Zones286
        Configuring Dynamic Updates289
        Exercise 1: Configuring Zones290
        Lesson Review292
        Lesson Summary293
    Lesson 3: Working with Resource Records294
        Understanding Resource Record Types294
        Viewing Resource Records297
        Creating Resource Records298
        Exercise 1: Adding Resource Records300
        Lesson Review302
        Lesson Summary302
    Lesson 4: Configuring Zone Transfers303
        Zone Replication and Zone Transfers303
        Zone Transfer Security306
        DNS Notification307
        Lesson Review308
        Lesson Summary309
    Lesson 5: Monitoring and Troubleshooting DNS310
        Monitoring DNS Servers310
        DNS Troubleshooting Scenarios313
        Lesson Review316
        Lesson Summary316
CHAPTER 9  Implementing Windows Internet Name Service317
        About This Chapter317
        Before You Begin317
    Lesson 1: Introducing NetBIOS318
        NetBIOS Naming318
        Registering and Resolving Names321
        NetBIOS Name Caching322
        Using Lmhosts323
        Using Broadcast Transmissions327
        Using NetBIOS Name Servers330
        Understanding NetBIOS Node Types330
        Exercise 1: NetBIOS Name Resolution Concepts333
        Lesson Review333
        Lesson Summary334
    Lesson 2: WINS Name Registration and Resolution335
        Understanding WINS Messaging335
        Understanding the NetBT Message Formats339
        Lesson Review344
        Lesson Summary344
    Lesson 3: Implementing WINS345
        Installing a WINS Server345
        Configuring a Windows 2000 WINS Client347
        Supporting Non-WINS Clients348
        Maintaining the WINS Database350
        Exercise 1: Installing and Configuring WINS352
        Lesson Review354
        Lesson Summary355
    Lesson 4: Configuring WINS Replication356
        Replication Overview356
        Configuring a WINS Server as a Push or Pull Partner356
        Planning How Many WINS Servers to Use359
        Initiating Database Replication359
        WINS Automatic Replication Partners360
        Configuring WINS Database Replication360
        Lesson Review362
        Lesson Summary362
CHAPTER 10  Securing Network Protocols363
        About This Chapter363
        Before You Begin363
    Lesson 1: Using Packet Filters364
        Understanding Packet Filtering364
        Configuring Packet Filters in the TCP/IP Client367
        Configuring Packet Filters in RRAS371
        Lesson Review375
        Lesson Summary376
    Lesson 2: Using Ipsec377
        Securing IP Communications377
        IPsec Standards382
        IPsec Protocols382
        Transport Mode and Tunnel Mode386
        L2TP Tunneling388
        Exercise 1: Understanding IPsec Terminology388
        Lesson Review389
        Lesson Summary389
    Lesson 3: Deploying Ipsec390
        IPsec Components390
        Deploying Ipsec392
        Running IPsec Policy Management392
        Creating a New Policy393
        Creating Policies in Active Directory396
        Configuring IPsec Policies396
        Configuring IPsec for Tunnel Mode406
        Exercise 1: Using Ipsec406
        Lesson Review408
        Lesson Summary408
CHAPTER 11  Using the Remote Access Service409
        About This Chapter409
        Before You Begin409
    Lesson 1: Introducing the Remote Access Service410
        Overview of Remote Access410
        Remote Access Security413
        Installing a Remote Access Server416
        Exercise 1: RAS Authentication Protocols420
        Lesson Review420
        Lesson Summary421
    Lesson 2: Configuring a Remote Access Server422
        Configuring RAS Server Properties422
        Allowing Inbound Connections427
        Using Multilink428
        Using RRAS with DHCP430
        Exercise 1: Configuring a RAS Server430
        Lesson Review431
        Lesson Summary432
    Lesson 3: Managing Remote Access Security433
        Configuring Authentication433
        Controlling User Access437
        Exercise 1: Creating a Remote Access Policy447
        Lesson Review448
        Lesson Summary450
    Lesson 4: Virtual Private Networking451
        Implementing a VPN451
        Integrating a VPN in a Routed Environment457
        Integrating VPN Servers with the Internet457
        Managing Virtual Private Networking458
        Exercise 1: Creating a VPN Connection459
        Lesson Review462
        Lesson Summary462
CHAPTER 12  Using Network Address Translation463
        About This Chapter463
        Before You Begin463
    Lesson 1: Introducing NAT464
        Routing to the Internet464
        Understanding NAT465
        Exercise 1: Understanding NAT Communications470
        Lesson Review471
        Lesson Summary471
    Lesson 2: Installing and Configuring NAT472
        Implementing NAT472
        Installing NAT with RRAS472
        Configuring RRAS to Use NAT478
        Configuring NAT Interface Properties482
        Configuring NAT Properties486
        Exercise 1: Configuring a NAT Installation489
        Lesson Review490
        Lesson Summary491
    Lesson 3: Installing Internet Connection Sharing492
        Differentiating ICS and NAT492
        Installing ICS493
        Configuring ICS494
        Lesson Review497
        Lesson Summary498
CHAPTER 13  Implementing Certificate Services499
        About This Chapter499
        Before You Begin499
    Lesson 1: Introducing Certificates500
        Understanding Encryption Keys500
        Understanding Certificates502
        Exercise 1: Understanding Certificates and Encryption507
        Lesson Review507
        Lesson Summary508
    Lesson 2: Installing and Configuring Microsoft Certificate Services509
        Preparing to Install MCS509
        Protecting a CA510
        Installing Certificate Services510
        Configuring a CA514
        Backing Up and Restoring a CA519
        Exercise 1: Installing a Stand-Alone CA522
        Lesson Review523
        Lesson Summary524
    Lesson 3: Managing Certificates525
        Certificate Enrollment525
        Creating the Certificates Console527
        Using the Certificates Console529
        Revoking Certificates534
        Removing EFS Recovery Keys535
        Exercise 1: Requesting a Certificate Using the CA Web Interface536
        Lesson Review537
        Lesson Summary538
CHAPTER 14  Monitoring Network Activity539
        About This Chapter539
        Before You Begin539
    Lesson 1: Monitoring Windows 2000 Activity540
        Using Event Viewer540
        Using the Performance Console544
        Using the Shared Folders Snap-in552
        Exercise 1: Monitoring System Performance Parameters559
        Lesson Review560
        Lesson Summary560
    Lesson 2: Monitoring Network Services561
        Monitoring DHCP Activity561
        Monitoring WINS Activity565
        Monitoring DNS Activity567
        Monitoring RRAS Activity568
        Monitoring IPsec Activity572
        Lesson Review573
        Lesson Summary573
    Lesson 3: Using Network Monitor574
        Overview of Network Monitor574
        Capturing Frame Data576
        Using Capture Filters577
        Displaying Captured Data579
        Using Display Filters580
        Network Monitor Performance Issues581
        Exercise 1: Capturing Frames with Network Monitor582
        Lesson Review582
        Lesson Summary583
PART 2  PREPARATION FOR EXAM 70-216: IMPLEMENTING AND ADMINISTERING A MICROSOFT WINDOWS 2000 INFRASTRUCTURE 
OBJECTIVE DOMAIN 1: Installing, Configuring, Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting DNS in a Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure587
        Tested Skills and Suggested Practices588
        Further Reading589
    Objective 1.1: Install, configure, and troubleshoot DNS. 591
        Questions592
        Answers594
    Objective 1.2: Manage and monitor DNS.597
        Questions598
        Answers601
OBJECTIVE DOMAIN 2: Installing, Configuring, Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting DHCP in a Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure605
        Tested Skills and Suggested Practices606
        Further Reading606
    Objective 2.1: Install, configure, and troubleshoot DHCP.609
        Questions610
        Answers611
    Objective 2.2: Manage and monitor DHCP.613
        Questions614
        Answers616
OBJECTIVE DOMAIN 3: Configuring, Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting Remote Access in a Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure619
        Tested Skills and Suggested Practices620
        Further Reading621
    Objective 3.1: Configure and troubleshoot remote access.623
        Questions624
        Answers628
    Objective 3.2: Manage and monitor remote access.631
        Questions632
        Answers635
    Objective 3.3: Configure remote access security.637
        Questions638
        Answers641
OBJECTIVE DOMAIN 4: Installing, Configuring, Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting Network Protocols in a Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure645
        Tested Skills and Suggested Practices646
        Further Reading646
    Objective 4.1: Install, configure, and troubleshoot network protocols.649
        Questions650
        Answers656
    Objective 4.2: Configure TCP/IP packet filters.659
        Questions660
        Answers665
    Objective 4.3: Configure and troubleshoot network protocol security.669
        Questions670
        Answers674
    Objective 4.4: Manage and monitor network traffic.677
        Questions678
        Answers679
    Objective 4.5: Configure and troubleshoot IPSec.681
        Questions682
        Answers686
OBJECTIVE DOMAIN 5: Installing, Configuring, Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting WINS in a Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure691
        Tested Skills and Suggested Practices692
        Further Reading692
    Objective 5.1: Install, configure, and troubleshoot WINS.695
        Questions696
        Answers698
    Objective 5.2: Configure WINS replication.701
        Questions702
        Answers707
    Objective 5.3: Configure NetBIOS name resolution.711
        Questions712
        Answers714
    Objective 5.4: Manage and monitor WINS.717
        Questions718
        Answers721
OBJECTIVE DOMAIN 6: Installing, Configuring, Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting IP Routing in a Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure725
        Tested Skills and Suggested Practices726
        Further Reading726
    Objective 6.1: Install, configure, and troubleshoot IP routing protocols.729
        Questions730
        Answers732
    Objective 6.2: Manage and monitor IP routing.735
        Questions736
        Answers738
OBJECTIVE DOMAIN 7: Installing, Configuring, and Troubleshooting Network Address Translation (NAT)741
        Tested Skills and Suggested Practices741
        Further Reading742
    Objective 7.1: Install Internet Connection Sharing.745
        Questions746
        Answers747
    Objective 7.2: Install NAT.751
        Questions753
        Answers755
    Objective 7.3: Configure NAT properties.759
        Questions761
        Answers764
    Objective 7.4: Configure NAT interfaces.767
        Questions768
        Answers770
OBJECTIVE DOMAIN 8: Installing, Configuring, Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting Certificate Services773
        Tested Skills and Suggested Practices774
        Further Reading774
    Objective 8.1: Install and configure Certificate Authority (CA).777
        Questions778
        Answers782
    Objective 8.2: Issue and revoke certificates.785
        Questions786
        Answers789
    Objective 8.3: Remove the Encrypting File System (EFS) recovery keys.793
        Questions794
        Answers795
PART 3  APPENDIXES 
APPENDIX A  Questions and Answers801
APPENDIX B  Procedures for the Tested Skills and Suggested Practices 863
GLOSSARY877
INDEX917



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