Planning and Administering Windows Server 2008 Servers - 6430

Kurset indeholder følgende moduler:

Module 1: Planning Windows Server 2008 Deployment
This module explains how to plan the deployment of Windows Server 2008 servers.

Lessons

• Overview of Change Management
  
• Planning a Single-Server Installation
  
• Performing a Single-Server Installation
  
• Automating Windows Server Deployment

Lab : Planning Windows Server 2008 Deployment

• Exercise 1: Creating a Planning Flowchart for a Windows Server 2008 Deployment
  
• Exercise 2: Planning a Windows Server 2008 Deployment

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Describe how change management affects a deployment project
  
• Plan the deployment of a single computer running Windows Server 2008
  
• Describe how to perform a single-server installation
  
• Determine how to automatically deploy Windows Server 2008

Module 2: Planning Network Infrastructure for Windows Server 2008
This module explains how to plan the network infrastructure for Windows Server 2008 servers.

Lessons

• Planning IPv4 Addressing
  
• Planning for Name Resolution Services
  
• Determining the Need for WINS
  
• Planning a Perimeter Network
  
• Planning an IPv4 to IPv6 Transition Strategy

Lab : Planning Network Infrastructure for Windows Server 2008

• Exercise 1: Determining an Appropriate Network Addressing Scheme
  
• Exercise 2: Planning the Placement of Network Servers
  
• Exercise 3: Implementing the Planned Network ServicesA

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Plan an IPv4 addressing strategy
  
• Plan the deployment and configuration of DNS servers
  
• Determine how to handle NetBIOS names within your organization
  
• Place appropriate servers in your perimeter network
  
• Plan an IPv4 to IPv6 transition strategy

Module 3: Planning for Active Directory
This module explains how to plan the Active Directory environment.

Lessons

• Selecting a Domain and Forest Topology
  
• Selecting a Domain and Forest Functional Level
  
• Planning Identity and Access Services in Active Directory
  
• Implementing Active Directory in the Physical Network

Lab : Implementing Active Directory in the Physical Network

• Exercise 1: Selecting a Forest Topology
  
• Exercise 2: Planning Active Directory for a Branch Network
  
• Exercise 3: Deploying a Branch Domain Controller

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Select an appropriate Active Directory topology
  
• Configure the domain and forest functional level
  
• Describe Active Directory identity and access services
  
• Configure Active Directory to support your physical network

Module 4: Planning for Group Policy
This module explains how to plan for Group Policy in a Windows Server 2008 network.

Lessons

• Planning Group Policy Application
  
• Planning Group Policy Processing
  
• Planning the Management of Group Policy Objects
  
• Planning the Management of Client Computers

Lab : Planning for Group Policy

• Exercise 1: Creating a Group Policy Plan
  
• Exercise 2: Implementing Group Policy

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Plan group policy application
  
• Plan group policy processing.
  
• Plan the management of group policy objects
  
• Plan the management of client computers

Module 5: Planning Application Servers
This module explains how to plan for application servers in a Windows Server 2008 network.

Lessons

• Overview of Application Servers         
  
• Supporting Web-Based Applications
  
• Supporting SQL Server Databases
  
• Deploying Client Applications
  
• Planning Terminal Services

Lab : Planning Application Servers

• Exercise 1: Creating a Plan for Application Servers
  
• Exercise 2: Implementing Windows SharePoint Services
  
• Exercise 3: Implementing Terminal Services

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Describe application servers
  
• Plan support for Web-based applications
  
• Plan support for SQL Server databases
  
• Plan the deployment of client applications
  
• Plan the implementation of Terminal Services

Module 6: Planning File and Print Services
This module explains how to plan for File and Print services in your Windows Server 2008 environment.

Lessons

• Planning and Deploying the File Services Role
  
• Managing Storage    
  
• Planning and Implementing the Distributed File System
  
• Planning and Implementing Shared Printing

Lab : Planning File and Print Services

• Exercise 1: Planning File and Print Services for a Branch Office
  
• Exercise 2: Implementing File and Print Services in a Branch Office

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Plan and deploy the Windows Server 2008 File Services role
  
• Manage storage effectively
  
• Implement an appropriate Distributed File System infrastructure
  
• Implement shared printing

Module 7: Planning Server and Network Security
This module explains how to plan for server and network security in a Windows Server 2008 network.

Lessons

• Overview of Defense-in-Depth
  
• Planning for Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
  
• Planning Protection Against Viruses and Malware
  
• Managing Remote Access
  
• Planning for Network Access Protection (NAP)

Lab : Planning Server and Network Security

• Exercise 1: Creating a Plan for Server and Network Security
  
• Exercise 2: Implementing Windows Firewall Rules

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Describe Defense-in-Depth
  
• Plan for Windows Firewall with Advanced Security
  
• Plan protection against viruses and malware
  
• Manage remote access
  
• Plan for NAP

Module 8: Planning Server Administration
This module explains how to plan for effective administration of a Windows Server 2008 network.

Lessons

• Selecting the Appropriate Administration Tool
  
• Planning Server Core Administration
  
• Delegating Administration

Lab : Planning Server Administration

• Exercise 1: Planning for Branch Office Administration
  
• Exercise 2: Delegating Administration to Branch Office Personnel

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Select an appropriate administrative tool for a given situation
  
• Determine where to deploy Server Core servers
  
• Delegate administrative tasks

Module 9: Planning and Implementing Monitoring and Maintenance
This module explains how to plan for and implement monitoring and maintenance in a Windows Server 2008 network.

Lessons

• Planning Monitoring Tasks
  
• Calculating a Server Baseline
  
• Tools for Monitoring Server Performance
  
• Planning Software Updates

Lab : Planning and Implementing Monitoring and Maintenance

• Exercise 1: Evaluating Performance Metrics
  
• Exercise 2: Monitoring Performance Metrics
  
• Exercise 3: Configuring Data Collector Sets
  
• Exercise 4: Evaluating Trends

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Plan monitoring tasks
  
• Calculate a server performance baseline
  
• Select the appropriate monitoring and maintenance tool
  
• Plan software updates

Module 10: Planning High Availability and Disaster Recovery
This module explains how to plan for high availability and disaster recovery in a Windows Server 2008 environment.

Lessons

• Choosing a High-Availability Solution
  
• Planning a Backup and Restore Strategy

Lab : Planning High Availability and Disaster Recovery

• Exercise 1: Planning for Branch Office High Availability and Data Recovery
  
• Exercise 2: Implementing the High Availability and Disaster Recovery Plan

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Select a high-availability solution
  
• Select an appropriate backup and restore strategy

Module 11: Planning Virtualization
This module explains how to plan virtualization to increase the efficiency and availability of applications and services.

Lessons

• Overview of Server Virtualization
  
• Business Scenarios for Server Virtualization
  
• Overview of System Center Virtual Machine Manager
  
• Planning Host Resources

Lab : Planning Virtualization

• Exercise 1: Creating a Virtualization Plan
  
• Exercise 2: Implementing Virtualization (Optional)

After completing this module, students will be able to:

• Describe virtualization and the technologies that can be used to implement virtualization
  
• Describe the business scenarios for virtualization
  
• Describe how System Center Virtual Machine Manager can be used to manage a virtual environment
  
• Plan host resources