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Designing, Deploying & Managing a Network Solution for the Small and
Medium-sized Business (MOC
Course No. 2395) - 3 days
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Target Audience:
The goal
of this course is to provide students with the skills and knowledge
necessary to select, deploy, and manage a Microsoft networking solution for
small and medium-sized businesses.
Pre-requisites:
Before attending this
course, students must meet the following prerequisites:
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Sharing folders
- Stopping
and starting services
- Working
with the Microsoft Management Console (MMC).
- Creating
and managing user accounts
- Assigning
permissions
- The
implementations of Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
(TCP/IP) services such as Domain Name System (DNS) and Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol (DCHP).
- Working
knowledge of Active Directory® directory service.
- Working
knowledge of Group Policy Objects (GPOs).
In addition delegates should be certified in A+ and/or Net+.
Purpose:
After completing this
course, students will be able to
design a
networking solution for a small or medium-sized business, based on a given
scenario; install or upgrade to Microsoft Windows® Small Business Server
2003; configure Windows Small Business Server 2003 by completing the tasks
on the To-Do List; manage messaging and collaboration in Windows Small
Business Server 2003; manage and monitor Windows Small Business Server 2003;
install or upgrade to Microsoft Windows Server™ 2003, Standard Edition;
configure Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition; secure a Windows Server
2003, Standard Edition network; manage Windows Server 2003, Standard
Edition; expand a Windows Small Business Server 2003 network.
COURSE
OUTLINE:
Designing a Business
Network Solution
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Multimedia: Overview of
a Windows Small Business Server Network
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Performing a Needs Assessment
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Selecting a Network Solution
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Developing an Implementation Plan
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Discussion: Performing a Needs Assessment
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Discussion: Selecting a Windows Network Solution
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Discussion: Developing an Implementation Plan
Skills:
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Describe the features
and functions of a Windows Small Business Server network.
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Perform a needs assessment.
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Identify and select an appropriate network
solution.
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Develop an implementation plan.
TOP
Installing and Upgrading to Windows Small Business Server 2003
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Installing Windows
Small Business Server
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Upgrading to Windows Small Business Server
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Securing Windows Small Business Server
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Lab: Multimedia Practice: Installing Windows Small
Business Server 2003, Standard Edition
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Lab: Securing Windows Small Business Server.
Skills:
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Install Windows Small
Business Server 2003.
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Upgrade to Windows Small Business Server 2003.
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Secure Windows Small Business Server 2003.
TOP
Configuring Small Business Server 2003 by Completing the To-Do List
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Overview of the To-Do
List
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Connecting to the Internet
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Configuring Remote Access
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Activating Your Server and Adding Client Licenses
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Adding a Printer and Configuring a Fax
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Adding Users and Computers
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Lab: Connecting to the Internet
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Lab: Configuring Small Business Server for Remote
Access
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Lab: Adding a Printer and Configuring a Fax
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Lab: Completing the Add Users and Computers Task
Skills:
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Describe the tasks on
the To-Do List.
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Configure a computer running Windows Small Business
Server to connect to the Internet.
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Configure a computer running Windows Small Business Server for remote
access.
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Activate a server and add new client access
licenses for each client that accesses Windows Small Business Server
2003.
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Add a printer to connect to one or more shared
printers, and configure Shared Fax Service to send and receive faxes.
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Add users and configure their client computers by
using the Add User Wizard.
TOP
Managing Messaging and Collaboration in Small Business Server 2003
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Managing Messaging in
Windows Small Business Server 2003
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Configuring Outlook Web Access
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Configuring Windows SharePoint Services
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Lab: Adding a Public Folder Using Microsoft
Outlook® 2003
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Lab: Accessing Exchange by Using Outlook Web Access
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Lab: Configuring and Customizing SharePoint
Services
Skills:
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Manage messaging in
Windows Small Business Server 2003.
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Configure Outlook Web Access (OWA).
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Configure Windows SharePoint Services.
TOP
Managing and Monitoring Windows Small Business Server 2003
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Managing Client
Computers
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Managing Users and Groups
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Managing Remote Web Workplace
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Configuring Monitoring and Alerts
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Protecting Against Data Loss
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Identifying Troubleshooting Tools
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Lab: Setting Up a Client Computer and Assigning an
Application
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Lab: Modifying and Reapplying a User Template
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Lab: Managing Remote Web Workplace
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Lab: Configuring Monitoring and Alerts
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Lab: Configuring Backup
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Lab: Troubleshooting Network Problems by Using
Network Diagnostics
Skills:
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Manage client
computers.
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Manage users and groups.
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Manage the Remote Web Workplace.
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Configure monitoring and alerts by using the To-Do
List.
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Protect against data loss.
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Identify troubleshooting tools.
TOP
Installing or Upgrading to Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition
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Installing Windows
Server 2003, Standard Edition
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Upgrading to Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition
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Lab: Multimedia Practice: Installing Windows Server
2003, Standard Edition
Skills:
TOP
Configuring
Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition
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Configuring File and
Print Servers
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Promoting a Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition
to a Domain Controller
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Creating and Configuring User Accounts, Groups, and
Computer Accounts
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Installing and Configuring the POP3 Service and the
SMTP Service
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Lab: Configuring a File Server and a Print Server
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Lab: Promoting a Windows Server 2003, Standard
Edition to a Domain Controller
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Lab: Creating and Configuring User Accounts,
Groups, and Computer Accounts
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Lab: Installing and Configuring the POP3 Service
and the SMTP Service
Skills:
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Configure a file server
for indexing, and add and share a network printer.
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Promote a Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition
server to a domain controller.
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Create and configure user accounts, groups, and
computer accounts.
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Identify the role of organizational units.
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Install and configure the Post Office Protocol 3
(POP3) Service and the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) Service.
TOP
Securing a Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition Network
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Configuring Internet
Access by Using NAT
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Multimedia: Overview of Remote Access
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Configuring a VPN Connection
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Securing Internet Access
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Multimedia: Overview of IPSec
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Issues to Consider When Securing File, Folder, and
Printer Objects
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Providing Virus Protection
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Lab: Configuring a VPN Connection
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Lab: Configuring Basic Firewall by Using Routing
and Remote Access Service
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Lab: Securing File, Folder, and Printer Objects by
Using Permissions
Skills:
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Configure Windows
Server 2003, Standard Edition for Internet access by using Network
Address Translation (NAT).
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Configure a virtual private network (VPN)
connection.
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Secure Internet access by using various firewall
technologies.
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Explain important issues to consider when securing
file, folder, and printer objects.
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Explain how to secure Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition from
viruses.
TOP
Managing
Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition
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Delegating
Administration
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Managing User Environments with Group Policy
Objects
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Monitoring Server and Client Computer Performance
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Managing Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition from
a Remote Location
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Protecting Against Data Loss
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Lab: Delegating Administration Tasks
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Lab: Creating and Configuring Group Policy Objects
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Lab: Configuring Performance Monitor
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Lab: Remotely Managing Windows Server 2003,
Standard Edition
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Lab: Backing up and Restoring Data
Skills:
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Delegate administration
of Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition.
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Manage client user environments with GPOs.
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Monitor server and client computer performance.
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Remotely manage Windows Server 2003, Standard
Edition.
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Protect against data loss.
TOP
PARTICULARS:
| Cost: |
£930 (
€ 1488)
excluding VAT |
| Platform:
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Windows
XP |
| Numbers:
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Maximum of 6 people on
each course at F1’s training facilities in London, Bath and
Manchester |
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