Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Exam 70-293
- By Kenneth C. Laudon
- Published May 13, 2004 by Prentice Hall Certification. Part of the Windows Server 2003 Certification Series series.
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Features
For courses focusing on Windows Server 2003 and MCSE/MSCA Certification.
Organized by learning objectives and correlated to the MCSE/MCSA objectives, this hallmark of the certification publishing program implements a tested and validated approach to learning, with a 4-color, step-by-step, graphically, illustrated approach.
Q. Do your students need a skill-based, systematic approach?
A: Windows Server 2003 Exam 70-293 uses four integrated components to improve comprehension and retention (text, Project Lab Manual, Interactive Solution CD-ROM, and Web site).
Q. Are case studies and hands on projects helpful?
A: Hands-on projects and problem-solving projectsallow students to apply the material being taught
Q. Is it important for students to be able to practice and test their skills?
A: Learning Aidsat the end of each lesson allow students to test and practice their skills.
Other Points of Differentiation
- 4-Color, 2-page layout —Improves student retention through clear, easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions.
- Skills-Based Systematic Approach —Uses 4 integrated components to improve comprehension and retention (text, Project Lab Manual, Interactive Solution CD-ROM, and Web site).
- Hands-on projects and problem-solving projects —Allow students to apply the material being taught.
- Learning Aids —at the end of each lesson, which allow students to test and practice their skills.
- Complete Instructor Resources —Includes testbank, PowerPoints, and more.
- Valuepack ExamCram2 texts —$5 with Laudon text.
- Windows Server 2003 180-day Evaluation software included with every text.
- Pearson VUE Exam Discount offer in every text good for 50% off MCSA exams.
Description
- Copyright 2005
- Dimensions: Special (all other)
- Pages: 384
- Edition: 1st
- Book
- ISBN-10: 0-13-189306-8
- ISBN-13: 978-0-13-189306-1
For courses focusing on Windows Server 2003 and MCSE/MSCA Certification.
Organized by learning objectives and correlated to the MCSE/MCSA objectives, this hallmark of the certification publishing program implements a tested and validated approach to learning, with a 4-color, step-by-step, graphically, illustrated approach. The only academic certification series developed by instructors for instructors.
Sample Content
Table of Contents
Lesson 1. Examining the Network Infrastructure Planning Process.
Introduction to Structured Planning Using Microsoft Solutions Framework. Examining Components of a Master Project Plan. Identifying Key Stakeholders. Managing Project Scope. Controlling Project Scheduling.
Lesson 2. Planning Server Roles.
Selecting an Operating System. Analyzing Server Placement. Identifying System Bottlenecks. Planning Server Capacity and Availability.
Lesson 3. Planning and Optimizing Network Communications.
Selecting Network Protocols. Planning TCP/IP Addressing. Planning a DHCP Solution. Optimizing a DHCP Solution. Selecting Routing and Switching Devices. Selecting a Routing Protocol. Optimizing Network Performance. Planning Internet Connectivity. Planning for Remote Access.
Lesson 4. Planning and Optimizing Name Resolution.
Planning DNS Servers. Planning a DNS Namespace. Planning for DNS Zones. Configuring DNS Zone Replication. Implementing DNS Forwarding. Optimizing DNS. Planning WINS Servers. Planning WINS Replication. Optimizing WINS.
Lesson 5. Planning and Implementing Security.
Planning a Change and Configuration Management Framework for Security. Planning Baseline Server Security. Configuring Server Security. Planning for DNS Security. Securing a DHCP System. Analyzing Security Requirements for Remote Access Users. Selecting Authentication Methods for Remote Access Users. Planning a Public Key Infrastructure. Selecting a Virtual Private Network Solution. Implementing an IPSec Policy. Planning Security for Wireless Networks. Planning for Security Monitoring. Maintaining a Secure Infrastructure.
Lesson 6. Planning Remote Network Administration.
Planning to Use Remote Assistance. Planning for Remote Administration Using Terminal Services.
Lesson 7. Planning Network Monitoring.
Examining DNS Debug and Event Logs. Network Traffic Monitoring. Planning for Security Monitoring.
Lesson 8. Planning Data Protection and Recovery.
Selecting a Backup Strategy. Planning to use Automated System Recovery.
Lesson 9. Troubleshooting Infrastructure Problems.
Troubleshooting DHCP. Diagnosing Name Resolution Problems. Troubleshooting TCP/IP Routing. Resolving NAT Problems. Analyzing IPSec Issues. Troubleshooting Authentication. Troubleshooting Remote Access. Correcting Client Configurations.
Lesson 10. Creating the Master Network Infrastructure Plan.
Creating Planning Documentation. Establishing the Testing Environment. Refining the Network Infrastructure Plan.