Learn in the real world: update your skills to Microsoft Server 2008. Includes Microsoft Curriculum 6415,6416,6417. Currently includes FREE copy of Windows Server 2008. See course outline for details.
Audience
This course is intended for IT Professional experienced on the technologies included in Windows Server 2000 and Windows Server 2003, and who hold and MCSE or MCSA certificate and/or equivalent knowledge.
For a limited time, Microsoft will package a FREE copy of Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Standard Edition (with 5 CALS) when you attend select Windows Server courses between June 16, 2008-October 31, 2008 (while supplies last).
Prerequisites:
- Required: HH9200
- Recommended: HH9300
Course Outline:
Module 1: Introduction to Interface TT
- Welcome
- Course Overview
- Pre-requisites
- Course Materials
- Facility
- Lab: Getting Started Scenario
Module 2: Documentation and Standards
- Documentation and Project Management
- MSF
- MOF
- ITIL
- In-house (Home Grown)
- Requirements document
- Business requirements
- Identifying business requirements
- Functional Requirements
- Business requirements
- Functional
- Use-Case
- Identifying addition requirements/constraints
- Service Level Agreements
- Project Constraints
- Rick Analysis
- Technology requirements
- IT requirements
- Security requirements
- User requirements
- Analyzing current environment
- Physical Network
- Name resolution
- AD infrastructure
- Application infrastructure
- System usage
- Models and processes
- Change Control
- Formal requirements documents
- Project tools
- Project Planning
- Lab
Module 3: Installing and Configuring Server 2008
- Installing Windows Server 2008
- Managing Server Roles and Features
- Overview of the Server Core Installation Option
- Overview of Windows Deployment Services
- Lab: Installing and Configuring Servers and Server Roles
Module 4: Networking Server 2008
- Networking in 2008
- New Network Features
- DNS and 2008
- DHCP
- Lab A: Configuring Server 2008 DHCP and DNS
Module 5: Active Directory Domain Services
- Active Directory Improvements – What’s new
- Active Directory Federation Services
- Active Directory Lightweight Services
- Active Directory Rights Management
- Active Directory Certificate Services
- Promoting a Server Core to a Domain Controller
- Read Only Domain Controller (RODC)
- Planning AD DS Deployments
- Lab: Deploying Active Directory Domain Services
Module 6: Maintaining Active Directory
- Auditing
- Backup
- Lab: Auditing, Backup and Restoring Active Directory Domain Services
Module 7: Configuring Network Access
- Network Access Policies (NAP)
- Routing and Remote Access Services
- Lab: Installing and configuring Network Access
Module 8: Terminal Services
- Installation and configuration
- Device Redirection
- Remote Experience Improvements
- TS Gateway
- Lab: Installing and configuring Terminal Services
Module 9: IIS 7.0
- Overview of Technical Differences
- Configuration Concepts
- IIS 7.0 Administrative Interface
- Controlling Delegation
- IIS 7.0 Configuration File Schema
- Lab: Deploying IIS 7.0
Module 10: Upgrading and Migrating from Server 2000 and Server 2003
- Overview of Upgrade Process
- Preparing the Forest schema
- Preparing the Domain Partition
- ADMT
- Lab: Migrating Server 2003 Active Directory to Server 2008 Active Directory Domain Services
Module 11: Network Load Balancing
- Overview of Network Load Balancing
- Configuring Network Load Balancing
- Lab: Configuring a Network Load Balanced Web Farm
Module 12: Failover Clustering
- Overview of Failover Clustering
- Configuring Failover Clustering
- Lab: Configuring a High Available Data Source
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