Windows 2003 Server - Planning Network Infrastructure - W3PN Description The Windows 2003 Planning Network Infrastructure course from ATS prepares you with the knowledge and skills needed to plan and maintain a Windows 2003 Server network. Expert instructor Michael Storm demonstrates critical skills like how to plan for server and network security, routing and remote access, and server availability. ATS certification courses meet or exceed exam objectives. At the conclusion of the course you will understand the skills required to plan a Windows 2003 Server network, and be prepared to pass MCP exam #70-293. Module 1 Section A: Introduction Connectivity RRAS Availability Security Components
Section B: TCP/IP Networking Overview Network Planning IP Addressing IP Address
Classes Subnet Mask Addressing Scheme Section C: Network Availability Subnetting Requirements Network Planning Availability
Redundancy Section D: Network Performance Affecting Factors Physical Subnets Logical Subnets
Ethernet Usage - 10 Mbps Ethernet Usage - 100/1000 Mbps Section E: Planning for Growth Requirements Traffic Flow How to Plan Section F: DHCP Planning Config Methodologies DHCP Features Integration Benefits
LAN Routed Networks Planning Non-Microsoft Clients Section G: Troubleshooting TCP/IP Addressing DHCP Performance Lease Duration
DHCP Security DHCP Issues Troubleshooting Tools Traffic Monitoring Module 2 Section A: Internet Connectivity Overview Connectivity Solutions Connection
Components Using NAT Secure Perimeter Section B: Network Address Translation Define Translation NAT Solution NAT
Server Options IP Filters Address Pools/Ports VPN Tunnels Availability/Performance
Section C: Internet Security & Acceleration Planning Decisions Filtering
Features Security Features Additional Features Design Options Design Requirements
Active Directory Perimeter Design Section D: Enhancing ISA Server Enhance Availability Clustering Types Caching
Method Organize Hierarchy Distribute IP Traffic Section E: Clustering Technologies NLBS CLB Server Clusters X Node Clustering
Clustering Components Failover/Failback Cluster Management Section F: Planning RRAS Planning Decisions Isolation Integration Protocol
Support Routing Solution Solution Integration Section G: Routing Types Overview Static Routing RIP Routing OSPF Routing Multicast
Routing DHCP Relay Agent Module 3 Section A: RRAS Advanced Features RRAS Filtering Wireless Standards Wireless
Enhancements 802.1x Authentication Wireless Security Enhancing Performance Section B: IP Troubleshooting Local Clients Reachability Issues NAT Issues
Routing Issues Strategy for Routing Outside-In Inside-Out Divide-by-Half Section C: Secure Remote Access IPSec Connect with IPSec IPSec Mode VPN Tunnels
Tunneling Protocol VPN Compulsory Tunnel VPN Voluntary Tunnel Tunneling Comparisons
Section D: RAS Authentication Planning Decisions Authentication Methods Kerberos
Certificate-based Smart Cards NTLM/Clear-text Digest/SSL/RADIUS RAS Policy Section E: Planning IPSec Policy IPSec Policy Requirements Components Identify
Needs IPSec Phases Negotiation Policies Policy Filters Section F: Planning IPSec Deployment Overview Authentication Types Digital
Certificates Certificate Use Deployment Options GPO Deployment Processing Order
Effective Policy Module 4 Section A: IPSec Troubleshooting IPSec Monitor IP Security Management Users
& Computers RSoP Event Viewer Troubleshooting Process Section B: DNS Design Process DNS Features AD Integrated Zone Traditional Zone
Choosing Zone Type Connecting to Internet Section C: Integrating DNS Options Namespace First DNS Server Secure DNS Secure
Zone Replication DNS Availability DNS Performance DNS Troubleshooting Section D: Planning WINS WINS Solution Routed Network Client Considerations
Multiple Servers Secure WINS WINS Availability WINS Performance Section E: Security Design Process Server Roles Security Categories Identify
Risks Identify Threats Business Requirements System Requirements Section F: Security Baseline Baseline Strategy Baseline Server Roles Physical Security Passwords Hardware Security Templates Verify & Analyze Deploy & Update Module 5 Section A: Perimeter Security Router Security External Attacks DoS/Port Scanning
Firewalls DMZ Subnets Three-Prong Approach Midground Screen Section B: Securing Public Servers Vulnerabilities Public Server Roles HTTP/FTP
Server DNS Server Messenger Server Application Server VPN Server Terminal Server
Section C: Authentication/Encryption Transmission Options VPN Connection Design
Decisions Section D: Certificates PKI Reliability Requirements CA Distribution Issuing
CAs Commercial CAs Private CAs Section E: CA Design Guidelines Planning CA Hierarchy User Accounts Mapping
Section F: Planning for Administration Planning Aspects Remote Administration Terminal Services Monitoring Performance Monitoring Services Backup/Recovery Media Handling Data/System Protection Price £ 750 Complementary Courses
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