Implementing Microsoft Small Business Server 2000 (SBS)
(Microsoft Training Course: 2301) - 1 day - £600 exc VAT

THIS COURSE HAS NOW RETIRED. PLEASE SEE THE SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION FOR DETAILS OF ALTERNATIVE COURSES.
The goal of this course is to provide students with the relevant and specific content they need to install, implement, administer, deploy applications on, and optimize performance of Microsoft Small Business Server. It is intended for technology consultants.

1. Introduction to Small Business Server 2000
2. Installing and Planning for Small Business Server 2000
3. Configuring User Accounts and Client Computers
4. Configuring Small Business Server 2000 Applications
5. Administering Small Business Server 2000
6. Monitoring and Tuning Small Business Server 2000 Performance

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Supplementary InformationThis course has now retired and is no longer available. We suggest you look at Course [[{http://www.F1Comp.Co.UK/computer_training/Microsoft_Training_Courses/Windows-Server-2008/6445.aspx}6445: Implementing and Administering Windows Small Business Server 2008]].

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Module 1: Introduction to Small Business Server 2000

• Introduction to Small Business Server 2000
• Identifying Applications
• Identifying Small Business Server Administration Tools

Skills

• Describing Small Business Server features.
  
• Identifying the applications that are installed with Small Business Server.
  
• Describing the administration tools that are included with Small Business Server.
  

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Module 2: Installing and Planning for Small Business Server 2000

• Installing Small Business Server 2000
• Lab: Installing Microsoft Small Business Server 2000
• Completing Setup by Using To Do List
• Planning an Implementation of Small Business Server 2000

Skills

• Installing Small Business Server.
  
• Completing setup by using To Do List.
  
• Planning an implementation of Small Business Server.
  

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Module 3: Configuring User Accounts and Client Computers

• Introduction to User Accounts and Client Computers
• Adding Client Licenses
• Setting Up User Accounts and Client Computers
• Configuring Shared Resources
• Troubleshooting Client Setup Problems
• Lab: Adding Users and Configuring Client Computers

Skills

• Describing how user accounts and client computers interact with Small Business Server 2000.
  
• Adding client licenses.
  
• Setting up user accounts and client computers.
  
• Configuring shared resources.
  
• Troubleshooting client computer configuration.
  

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Module 4: Configuring Small Business Server 2000 Applications

• Configuring Fax and Modem Sharing
• Introduction to the Internet Connection Wizard
• Configuring E-mail Services
• Configuring Internet Security and Acceleration Server
• Lab: Connecting to the Internet
• Hosting Web Services
• Troubleshooting Application Configuration
• Lab: Configuring Outlook Web Access

Skills

• Configuring fax and modem sharing.
  
• Connecting to the Internet.
  
• Configuring basic and advanced e-mail services.
  
• Configuring Internet Security and Acceleration Server.
  
• Hosting Web services.
  
• Troubleshooting application configuration.
  

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Module 5: Administering Small Business Server 2000

• Performing Remote Administration by Using Terminal Services
• Performing Common Administration Tasks
• Resolving Common Issues
• Lab: Configuring and Performing Remote Administration by Using Terminal Services

Skills

• Providing server support services from a remote location by using Terminal Services.
  
• Performing common administration tasks.
  
• Resolving common problems that may occur on the Small Business Server network.
  

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Module 6: Monitoring and Tuning Small Business Server 2000 Performance

• Introduction to Performance Monitoring
• Viewing Server Status
• Lab: Configuring Server Status View
• Lab: Configuring Server Status Reports
• Lab: Configuring Health Monitor
• Enhancing Small Business Server Performance
• Troubleshooting Small Business Server Performance

Skills

• Describing general performance monitoring procedures.
  
• Viewing server status.
  
• Enhancing Small Business Server performance.
  
• Troubleshooting Small Business Server performance.
  

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Before attending this course, students must have the following pre-requisites:

• Working knowledge of a Microsoft operating system, including Windows 2000, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 98, or Windows 95.
• Working knowledge of networking concepts, such as sharing resources, creating user accounts, and assigning permissions.
• Working knowledge of major networking components, including client computers, servers, local area networks (LANs), network adapter cards, drivers, and client/server software and communication devices.
• Working knowledge of computer hardware components, including computer memory, hard disks, CPUs, communication and printer ports, display adapters, and pointing devices.

At the end of the course, students will be able to describe Small Business Server 2000 components and functions; plan for and install Microsoft Small Business Server 2000; add network users and client computers; administer Small Business Server 2000; configure Small Business Server 2000 server applications; monitor Small Business Server 2000 performance.

This course has now retired and is no longer available. We suggest you look at Course [[{http://www.F1Comp.Co.UK/computer_training/Microsoft_Training_Courses/Windows-Server-2008/6445.aspx}6445: Implementing and Administering Windows Small Business Server 2008]].