Windows Server 2003
In this course you will learn how to
Manage and configure Windows
Server 2003 for your environment
Optimize file system resources to maximize access to data
Organize and administer the
Active Directory
Implement security on local and network resources
Upgrade to Windows Server 2003 R2
Manage file, network and printer resources with Windows Server 2003 R2
COURSE BENEFITS
Windows Server 2003 enables organizations to build a robust and reliable enterprise infrastructure
to manage and secure users, resources and network applications. This course provides the essential
foundation for managing your Windows Server 2003 system. You gain experience in the first steps
toward evaluating, designing and managing a Windows Server 2003 environment
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Those responsible for managing Windows Server 2003 and those migrating from other operating systems.
Those with strong experience in Windows 2000 should consider taking the advanced Windows Server 2003 courses.
COURSE CONTENTS
Windows Server 2003 Overview
Installing the operating system
Selecting the correct hardware
Maintaining a stable system
Monitoring system resources
Managing Users and Groups
User identity and management
Authenticating local and domain users
Resource and account groups
Changing the domain and forest functional levels
Controlling File System Resources
Managing access to file resources
Discretionary access control security
Protecting file system resources
Monitoring access through auditing
Managing Network Resources
Accessing data from shared resources
Sharing folders and defining permissions
Implementing fault-tolerant DFS roots
Creating & managing the infrastructure
Controlling object and attribute access
Delegating administration tasks
Building domains and forests
Setting up & working with user profiles
Creating quota templates
