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Introducing Microsoft Windows Server 2003
- Installing Windows Server 2003
- Configuring Windows Server 2003
- Creating a Domain Controller
Lab1: Understanding the Role of Microsoft Windows Server 2003
- Installing Windows Server 2003
- Installing Active Directory and Domain Name Service (DNS)
Administering Microsoft Windows Server 2003
- Using Microsoft Management Console
- Managing Servers with Remote Desktop for Administration
- Using Remote Assistance
Lab 2: Administering Microsoft Windows Server 2003
- Getting Familiar with Windows Server 2003
- Creating an Organizational Unit and User Object in Active Directory
- Using Remote Desktop Connection
- Using Terminal Services
Monitoring Microsoft Windows Server 2003
- Using Event Viewer
- Using Task Manager
- Using the Performance Console
Lab 3: Monitoring Microsoft Windows Server 2003
- Using Task Manager to Monitor Windows Server 2003
- Using the Performance Console
- Using Event Viewer
- Creating and Viewing an Alert
Backing Up and Restoring Data
- Understanding Backups
- Using Windows Server 2003 Backup
- Using Volume Shadow Copy
- Backing Up and Restoring Active Directory
Lab 4: Backing Up and Restoring Data
- Backing Up and Restoring a Directory Using the Normal Backup Type
- Backing Up and Restoring a Directory Using the Incremental Backup Type
- Backing Up and Restoring a Directory Using the Differential Backup Type
- Scheduling a Backup
Maintaining the Operation System
- Windows Operating System Updates
- Using Baseline Security Analyzer
- Using Windows Update
- Deploying Updates on a Network
- Using Microsoft Software Update Services
- Administrating Software Licenses
Lab 5: Maintaining the Operating System
- Installing the Microsoft Baseline Security
- Running the Microsoft Baseline Security
- Running the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer to Identify New Security Risks
- Managing Licensing
Working with User Accounts
- Planning User Accounts
- Working with Local User Accounts
- Working with Domain User Accounts
- Creating Multiple User Object
- Manager User Profiles
- Monitoring and Troubleshooting User Authentication
Lab 6: Working with User Accounts
- Creating an Organizational Unit Structure
- Creating Domain User Accounts
- Modifying User Logon Restrictions
- Importing User Accounts from a CSV File
- Creating and Using a Template Account
- Managing User Profiles
- Using Dsadd.exe and Dsmod.exe
Working with Groups
- Using Local Groups
- Using Active Directory Groups
- Windows Server 2003 Default Groups
- Creating and Managing Group Objects
- Automating Group Management
Lab 7: Working with Groups
- Raising the Functional Level of Your Domain
- Creating Global Security Groups
- Creating Domain Local Security Groups
- Creating Groups Using DSADD
- Adding Global Groups to Domain Local Groups
- Using Dsget to Find Group Memberships
- Using Dsmond to Add Members to a Group
Working with Computer Accounts
- Adding Computers to a Domain
- Managing Computer Objects
- Troubleshooting Computer Accounts
Lab 8: Working with Computer Accounts
- Creating Computer Accounts Using Active Directory Users and Computers
- Creating Computer Accounts Using Dsadd
- Deleting, Disabling, and Resetting Computer Accounts
Sharing File System Resources
- Sharing Folders
- Managing Shared Folders
- Using NTFS Permissions
- Administering Internet Information Services
Lab 9: Sharing File System Resources
- Viewing the NTFS and Share Permissions on a Directory
- Setting Share Permissions
- Setting NTFS Permissions
- Viewing Effective Permissions
- Disabling Anonymous Access on the Default Web Site
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