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About this course:
Elements of this syllabus are subject to change.This course combines five days of instructor-led training with additional e-Learning content to provide students with the knowledge and skills that are required to manage accounts and resources, maintain server resources, monitor server performance, and safeguard data in a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 environment.
This is the first course in the Systems Administrator and Systems Engineer tracks for Windows Server 2003 and serves as the entry point for other courses in the Windows Server 2003 curriculum.
This course is also offered as 8 days of instructor-led training (as two courses) for students who prefer a complete classroom training experience:
2274, Managing a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment (five days).
2275, Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment (three days).
At course completion:
After completing this course, students will be able to:Create and populate organizational units with user and computer accounts.
Manage user and computer accounts.
Create and manage groups.
Manage access to resources.
Implement printing.
Manage printing.
Manage access to objects in using organizational units.
Implement Group Policy.
Manage the user and computer environment by using Group Policy.
Audit accounts and resources.
Prepare to administer server resources.
Configure a server to monitor system performance.
Monitor system performance.
Manage device drivers by configuring device driver signing and restoring a device driver.
Manage hard disks.
Manage data storage.
Manage disaster recovery.
Maintain software by using Microsoft Windows Server Update Services.
Maintain Windows Server 2003 security.
Audience profile:
This course is intended for individuals who are employed as or seeking employment as a systems administrator or systems engineer.Before attending this course, students must have:
CompTIA A+ certification, or equivalent knowledge and skills.
CompTIA Network+ certification, or equivalent knowledge and skills.
Faculty:
Our team of highly qualified instructors combine training activities with the development of their profession as experts in the field of TIC. Professionals certified by the major manufacturers capable of transferring an enjoyable and easy to understand technical concepts more abstract.Documentation:
A copy of the official Microsoft documentation.Certification:
Lets get the Microsoft official diploma of the course "MOC 2273 - Managing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Environment".Course outline:
Introduction to Administering Accounts and Resources
1.1 Multimedia: Introduction to Administering Accounts and Resources.
1.2 The Windows Server 2003 Environment.
1.3 Logging on to Windows Server 2003.
1.4 Using the Run As Feature for Administration.
1.5 Installing and Configuring Administrative Tools.
1.6 Creating an Organizational Unit.
Managing User and Computer Accounts
2.1 Creating User Accounts.
2.2 Creating Computer Accounts.
2.3 Modifying User and Computer Account Properties.
2.4 Creating a User Account Template.
2.5 Managing User and Computer Accounts.
2.6 Using Queries to Locate User and Computer Accounts in Active Directory.
Managing Groups
3.1 Creating groups.
3.2 Managing group membership.
3.3 Strategies for using groups.
3.4 Using default groups.
Managing Access to Resources
4.1 Overview of Managing Access to Resources.
4.2 Managing Access to Shared Folders.
4.3 Managing Access to Files and Folders Using NTFS Permissions.
4.4 Determining Effective Permissions.
4.5 Managing Access to Shared Files Using Offline Caching.
Managing Access to Objects in Organizational Units
5.1 Modifying Permissions for Active Directory Objects.
5.2 Delegating Control of Organizational Units.
Implementing Group Policy
6.1 Implementing Group Policy Objects.
6.2 Implementing GPOs on a Domain.
6.3 Managing the Deployment of Group Policy.
Manage the deployment of Group Policy.
7.1 Configuring Group Policy Settings.
7.2 Assigning Scripts with Group Policy.
7.3 Restricting Group Membership and Access to Software.
7.4 Configuring Folder Redirection.
7.5 Determining Applied GPOs.
Implementing Administrative Templates and Audit Policy
8.1 Overview of Security in Windows Server 2003.
8.2 Using Security Templates to Secure Computers.
8.3 Testing Computer Security Policy.
8.4 Configuring Auditing.
8.5 Managing Security Logs.
Preparing to Administer a Server
9.1 Introduction to Administering a Server.
9.2 Configuring Remote Desktop to Administer a Server.
9.3 Managing Remote Desktop Connections.
Preparing to Monitor Server Performance
10.1 Introduction to Monitoring Server Performance.
10.2 Performing Real-Time and Logged Monitoring.
10.3 Configuring and Managing Counter Logs.
10.4 Configuring Alerts.
Managing Data Storage
11.1 Managing File Compression.
11.2 Configuring File Encryption.
11.3 Configuring EFS Recovery Agents.
11.4 Implementing Disk Quotas.
Managing Disaster Recovery
12.1 Preparing for Disaster Recovery.
12.2 Backing Up Data.
12.3 Scheduling Backup Jobs.
12.4 Restoring Data.
12.5 Configuring Shadow Copies.
12.6 Recovering from Server Failure.
Software Maintenance Using Windows Server Update Services
13.1 Introduction to Windows Server Update Services.
13.2 Installing and Configuring Windows Server Update Services.
13.3 Managing Windows Server Update Services.
Securing Windows Server 2003
14.1 Introduction to Securing Servers.
14.2 Implementing Core Server Security.
14.3 Hardening Servers.
14.4 Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer.
Self-Study: Implementing Printing
15.1 Multimedia: Introduction to Printing in the Windows Server 2003 Family.
15.2 Installing and Managing Access to Printers.
15.3 Managing Printer Drivers.
15.4 Implementing Printer Locations.
Self-Study: Managing Printing
16.1 Changing the Location of the Print Spooler.
16.2 Setting Printer Priorities and Scheduling Printer Availability.
16.3 Configuring a Printing Pool and Redirecting Print Queues.
Self-Study: Monitoring Server Performance
17.1 Multimedia: The Primary Server Subsystems.
17.2 Monitoring Server Memory.
17.3 Monitoring Processor Usage.
17.4 Monitoring Disks.
17.5 Monitoring Network Usage.
17.6 Monitoring Best Practices.
Self-Study: Maintaining Device Drivers
18.1 Configuring Device Driver Signing Options.
18.2 Using Device Driver Rollback.
Self-Study: Managing Disks
19.1 Preparing Disks.
19.2 Managing Disk Properties.
19.3 Managing Mounted Drives.
19.4 Converting Disks.
19.5 Creating Volumes.
19.6 Creating Fault-Tolerant Volumes.
19.7 Importing a Foreign Disk.