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Designing a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Directory Services Infrastructure - (Microsoft Training Course: 2281) - 3 days

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COURSE OUTLINE

Introduction to Designing an Active Directory Infrastructure		Designing a Forest Structure
Designing a Domain Structure		Designing a DNS Namespace Solution for Active Directory
Designing a Site Topology		Designing an Organizational Unit Structure
Designing an Active Directory Solution

Target Audience: This course gives students the knowledge and skills necessary to design a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 directory services infrastructure in an enterprise network. It is intended for information technology (IT) professionals responsible for designing the Windows .NET-based directory services infrastructure for their organization. This course is not necessary for people who have attended Course 1561, Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure. Pre-requisites: Before attending this course, students must have the following pre-requisites: Successful completion of Course 2270, Updating Support Skills from Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 to Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Family (Beta) or have equivalent knowledge and skills. OR Successful completion of Course 2154, Implementing and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services or have equivalent knowledge and skills. Purpose: At the end of the course, students will be able to describe the process of designing an Active Directory directory services infrastructure; design an Active Directory domain structure to support the needs of an organization; design an Active Directory forest structure to support the needs of an organization; design a Domain Name System (DNS) infrastructure that supports Active Directory and addresses the needs of an organization; design an Active Directory site topology to support the needs of an organization; design an Active Directory organizational unit structure to support the needs of an organization; design an Active Directory solution based on a given set of business requirements.

Module 1: Introduction to Designing an Active Directory Infrastructure

Introduction to Active Directory
The Active Directory Life Cycle
Active Directory Design Tasks
Active Directory Design Guidelines
The Active Directory Design Plan

Skills

Describe the process of designing an Active Directory infrastructure.

Module 2: Designing a Forest Structure

Introduction to Designing a Forest Structure
Determining the Number of Forests
Defining a Forest Change Control Policy
Lab: Designing a Forest Structure

Skills

Determining the number of forests for an organization
Defining a forest change control policy.

Module 3: Designing a Domain Structure

Introduction to Designing a Domain Structure
Collecting Organizational Information
Determining the Number of Domains
Determining the Design of the Forest Root Domain
Determining a Domain Hierarchy
Evaluating the Domain Design
Modifying the Domain Structure After Deployment
Demonstration: Visio Professional 2002
Lab: Designing a Domain Structure

Skills

Gathering the appropriate organizational information used to determine the design of the domain structure
Determining the number of domains in a forest
Determining the design of the forest root domain
Determining the domain hierarchy in a multiple-domain design
Evaluating the design of the domain structure
Identifying the issues related to modifying the domain structure after deployment.

Module 4: Designing a DNS Namespace Solution for Active Directory

Introduction to Designing an Active Directory Namespace Solution
DNS Requirements for Active Directory
Assessing the Existing DNS Environment
Determining Names for Active Directory Domains
Designing the Active Directory Namespace
Lab: Designing a DNS Namespace Solution for Active Directory

Skills

Assessing the existing DNS environment of an organization
Determining the business factors that affect the selection of DNS names for Active Directory domains
Designing an Active Directory namespace that supports the requirements of an organization.

Module 5: Designing a Site Topology

Introduction to Designing a Site Topology
Designing the Sites
Designing the Inter-site Replication Topology
Designing the Inter-site Replication Topology
Determining the Placement of Servers in Sites
Lab: Designing a Site Topology

Skills

Designing sites for a Windows Server 2003 network
Designing an inter-site replication topology for a Windows .NET network
Determining the placement of servers in a site.

Module 6: Designing an Organizational Unit Structure

Introduction to Designing an Organizational Unit Structure
Designing an Organizational Unit Structure
Examining Organizational Unit Structures
Determining Delegation of Administration Requirements
Determining Group Policy Requirements
Lab: Designing an Organizational Unit Structure

Skills

Designing an organizational unit structure that reflects the administrative model of an organization
Differentiating between options for designing an organizational unit structure
Designing an organizational unit structure to support delegation of administrative authority requirements
Designing an organizational unit structure to support delegation of administrative authority requirements.

Module 7: Designing an Active Directory Solution

Introduction to Designing an Active Directory Solution
Designing for an Existing Infrastructure
Designing for Performance
Designing for Administration
Designing for Security
Designing for Change
Combining Functional Requirements
Lab: Designing an Active Directory Solution

Skills

Design an Active Directory infrastructure that addresses conflicting functional requirements
Combine competing functional requirements to develop the optimal Active Directory design.

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