Server Virtualization
- Using Microsoft Virtual Server
- Consolidating Servers
- Hardware Assist
- x64 vs i386
- Server Roles
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Windows Server Core
- Available features
- Security Enhancements
- Performance Tools
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Connecting to the Internet
- Choosing a Connection
- Firewalls
- Performance Issues
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IP Routing
- Static Routing
- Dynamic Routing
- RIP
- OSPF
- Routing and Remote Access Service
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IPSec
- Planning Policies
- Securing Communication
- Authentication Headers (AH)
- Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP)
- Configuring Authentication and Encryption
- Troubleshooting IPSec Implementations
- Monitoring Security
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Authentication
- Trust Relationships
- Authentication Protocols
- Web Users
- Delegating Authentication
- NTLM Authentication
- Kerberos Authentication/Security Policy
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Remote Access
- Dial-up Access
- Virtual Private Networks
- Authentication Protocols
- Tunnels
- Securing Remote Access
- Remote Access Policies
- Point to Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP)
- Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP)
- Demand-Dial
- PAP, CHAP, EAP, SPAP, MS-CHAP
- Configuring RRAS to use RADIUS
- Internet Authentication Service (IAS)
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Network Security
- IP Security Monitor
- Kerberos Support Tools
- Event Viewer
- Network Monitor
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Certificate Services
- Certificate Authorities
- Renewals
- Certificate Templates
- Certificate Revocation Lists (CRLs)
- Archival and Recovery of Keys
- Deploying Certificates
- Revoking Certificates
- CA Maintenance
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Routing and Remote Access
- User Authentication
- Authentication Protocols
- Internet Authentication Service (IAS)
- Remote Access Policies
- Packet Filters
- Routing Protocols
- VPN
- Demand-Dial Routing
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Designing An Active Directory Infrastructure
- Active Directory in an Enterprise Network
- Conducting Organizational Analysis
- Architectural Overview of Active Directory
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Active Directory Structural Design
- Design, Planning and Implementation of a DNS Naming Strategy
- Active Directory Domain Planning
- Design, Planning and Implementation of Trees and Forests
- Planning a Domain Controller and Global Catalog Strategy
- Trust Relationships
- Design, Planning and Implementation of Organization Units (OUs)
- Basic Kerberos and LDAP
- Application Partitions
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Active Directory Topological Design
- Sites, Site Links, Site Link Bridges, Connectors and Subnets
- Understanding the Active Directory Topology and Structure
- Replication
- Update Sequence Numbers (USN)
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Managing Operations Masters
- Understanding and Planning Operations Masters
- Troubleshooting Operations Masters
- Transferring and Seizing Roles
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Active Directory Schema
- Defining the Active Directory Schema
- Administering the Active Directory Schema
- Schema Modification
- Object Classes and Attributes
- Deactivating Schema Objects
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Implementing Active Directory
- Dcpromo
- Migrating from NT4 Domains
- Migrating from Windows 2000 Active Directory
- Utilities to assist in the Implementation of Active Directory
- Migration Tools
- Adding domain controllers
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Active Directory Maintenance
- Domain Operating Modes
- Operations Master Roles
- FSMO Maintenance
- How Active Directory Stores System Data
- Performance Monitoring of Active Directory
- Backup and Restoration of Active Directory
- Performance Tuning
- Directory Modification Tools
- Global Catalog Server
- Searching the Global Catalog
- Adding Global Catalog Servers
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Group Policy
- Planning Policies
- Group Policy vs. Local Computer Policy
- Desktop Restrictions
- Software Deployment
- Combining Policies
- Editing Policies
- GPO Link
- Group Policy Objects (GPOs)
- Default Inheritance and Precedence
- GPupdate, GPresult, FAZAM, RSoP
- Group Policy Management Console
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Integrating Applications with Active Directory
- AD-Aware Applications
- Preparing the Directory
- Post-Integration Tasks
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Domain Name Service (DNS)
- DNS Introduction
- DNS Components
- Domain Name Space
- Name Servers
- Resolving a DNS Query
- Planning DNS
- Installing Microsoft DNS Server
- HOSTS
- Win2003 DNS Server Installation
- Dynamic DNS
- Integration with Active Directory
- Active Directory Required Components
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Active Directory Security
- DNS and Active Directory
- Object ACL and Permissions
- Delegating Management in an Organization Units (OU)
- Certificates
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