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| This course series prepares the student
to successfully pass MCSE exams 70-210 through 70-221. Topics
include designing, installing, configuring and administering
Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Network Infrastructure, Active
Directory Services Infrastructure and Security. The student
completion time for the entire MCSE Windows 2000 series is approximately
260 hours. |
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| Win2000 Prof: Installing and Upgrading |
Course Code M0010 |
| This course will give you skills necessary to
install, upgrade, and troubleshoot Windows 2000 Professional.
You will learn about the different types of Windows 2000 operating
systems and about the features of Windows 2000 Professional.
You will become acquainted with the requirements for installing
Windows 2000 Professional, and you will have a chance to practice
installing Windows 2000 Professional. Finally, you will learn
about the common causes for, and solutions to installation problems,
and you will become capable of upgrading earlier Windows operating
systems to Windows 2000 Professional and troubleshooting installation
and upgrade failure problems. |
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| Win2000 Prof: Installing |
Course Code M0020 |
| In this course, you will learn about Windows 2000
Professional's powerful features that enable you to install
the operating system on multiple computers simultaneously. You
will become acquainted with the concept of answer files and
distribution folders, as well as with the procedure for creating
an answer file and distribution folder. You will also learn
about the system requirements for installing an RIS server and
client and about the procedures for installing RIS, creating
image of Windows 2000 Professional, and installing Windows 2000
Professional on a remote computer. The course will teach you
to create a disk image using the System Preparation tool, and
it will explain the procedure for repackaging Windows 2000 applications
for Windows installer, and then deploying the repackaged application.
Finally, you will find out about resolving problems related
to Windows 2000 Professional installation using answer files
and RIS. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-210: Implementing
and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Prof: Managing Hardware Devices |
Course Code M0030 |
| In this course you will learn to install,
operate, and manage MCSE hardware devices. You will be introduced
to the procedure for installing and configuring Plug and Play
devices. You will learn to unplug hardware devices, sign device
drivers digitally, and verify file signatures. You will find
out how to monitor and configure DVD and CD-ROM devices and
removable media, such as tape devices. You will become acquainted
with various input-output devices and with the configuration
and troubleshooting of I/O devices, such as scanners. You will
be able to create free space on your hard drive, using the Disk
Cleanup tool or by compressing data. File compression and the
performance tools that you can use to optimize disk speed and
disk performance are also the subject of this course. Finally,
the course teaches you about the various storage types supported
by Windows 2000 Professional. It explains how to set default
quota values, audit user disk space, and manage disk quotas
on a remote computer. It describes using a disk management tool
to manage disk(s) on a computer running Windows 2000 Professional. |
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| Win2000 Prof: Enhanced Support
for Hardware |
Course Code M0040 |
| This course covers enhanced hardware support.
You will become acquainted with the procedure for installing
and configuring modems and network adapters, and you will learn
to create calling cards and to configure such devices as faxes,
digital video discs (DVD), and video adapters. Furthermore,
this course introduces you to new hardware, such as cameras,
and IrDA and Universal Serial Bus (USB) devices, and teaches
you to install and configure each of these devices. Finally,
you will learn about hardware profiles and tools that will enable
you to optimize the performance of hardware devices. Guidelines
for troubleshooting problems related to different hardware devices
are also covered in this course. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam
#070-210: Implementing and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Prof: Administering Users and Groups |
Course Code M0050 |
| In this course, you will become acquainted with
the various tasks involved in administering users and groups.
You will learn to create user accounts and groups, change their
passwords, and change their group memberships, as well as to
set up and modify group policies in Windows 2000 Professional.
The course also covers using environment variables, user profiles,
and IntelliMirror, all of which help you to manage user data
and desktop and policy settings. You will learn to create and
modify System and User environment variables. You will also
learn to create and manage user profiles that enable you to
maintain users'' data. Finally, the course will teach you to
resolve some of the problems related to user accounts and group
policies. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-210: Implementing
and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Prof: Administering Resources |
Course Code M0060 |
| In this course, you will become acquainted with
the various tasks involved in administering resources. The course
will introduce you to the different file systems supported by
Windows 2000 Professional: FAT, FAT32, and NTFS, show you a
comparison of these file systems, and help you determine the
most appropriate file system for a given situation. It will
also explain the procedure for converting one file system to
another. The course will also demonstrate the process of configuring
and managing file compression, as well as describe issues related
to securing files and folders, sharing folders, and assigning
permissions. Furthermore, the course deals with printing to
a local, network, and Internet printer, as well as with the
printer permissions for accessing print resources over the network.
Finally, the course describes troubleshooting solutions for
problems related to file-system, file or folder inaccessibility,
and printing. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-210: Implementing
and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Prof: Customizing the Desktop |
Course Code M0070 |
| In this course you will learn how to customize
your desktop environment in Windows 2000 Professional. You will
learn how to install multiple languages, use input locales,
and compose multilingual documents. You will also learn how
to customize elements of your desktop such as the taskbar, My
Documents, My Computer, display settings, and accessibility
services, as well as how to connect to another computer using
My Network Places, and how to connect to the Internet using
Internet Explorer. Finally, you will be introduced to possible
problems you might face, and guidelines and procedures for troubleshooting
those problems. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-210: Implementing
and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Prof: Optimizing System Performance |
Course Code M0080 |
| In this course, you will learn to optimize system
performance and to automate tasks and create offline files and
folders. This course explores the use of Task Scheduler, as
well as changing schedules and customizing tasks. You will also
learn about the benefits of offline files and the situations
in which the offline files and Briefcase are used. The course
also explores creating and synchronizing offline files. In addition,
you will learn to use System Monitor to optimize system performance
by monitoring the system components: memory, disks, processors,
networks, and applications. Finally, you will learn to resolve
problems related to task scheduling and offline files. Related
Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-210: Implementing and Administering
Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Prof: Recovering Data & Systems |
Course Code M0090 |
| This course covers system and data
recovery. You will be introduced to the procedure of recovering
encrypted files and folders. As a user, you will use various
components and tools for recovering data. You will also become
familiar with the procedure for creating backups, restoring
data from backups, and repairing disks using Emergency Repair
Disk (ERD), as well as troubleshooting system errors with the
help of the Recovery Console. Finally, the course deals with
the concepts of Safe mode and various options included in it,
as well as with Stop errors and configuring the system for responding
to Stop errors. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-210: Implementing
and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Prof: Implementing Security |
Course Code M0100 |
| In this course, you will learn about implementing
security policies in Windows 2000. The course begins with an
explanation of security policies, such as group policies and
local policies, and then discusses how to assign account policies,
and how to implement security with the auditing feature of Windows
2000 Professional. You will also learn how the security components
of Windows 2000 Professional work, and how to use the Security
Configuration and Analysis Snap-in, add security templates,
configure event log settings, and how to set up restricted groups.
Then you will learn about troubleshooting problems caused by
security discrepancies and problems related to audit and security
policies. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-210: Implementing
and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Prof: Connecting to Networks |
Course Code M0110 |
| This course covers the various aspects of networking
connections. You will be introduced to the different types of
dial-up networking connections, and you will learn to install
and configure a Virtual Private Connection (VPN) and a dial-up
connection. You will also learn to share the Internet connection
over a network. In addition, this course introduces you to the
installation and configuration of the TCP/IP protocol and services.
You will also learn to install Internet Information Services
and to connect to shared resources on a network from a Windows
2000 Professional computer. Finally, this course teaches you
to deal with frequently encountered Web service-related and
connectivity problems, shows you methods to detect them, and
enables you to find solutions. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam
#070-210: Implementing and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000.
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| Win2000 Server: Installing |
Course Code M0120 |
| This course will give you skills necessary to
install, upgrade, and troubleshoot Windows 2000 Server. You
will learn about the different types of Windows 2000 operating
systems and about the features of Windows 2000 Server. You will
become acquainted with the requirements for installing Windows
2000 Server, and you will have a chance to practice installing
Windows 2000 Server. Finally, you will learn about the common
causes for, and solutions to installation problems, and you
will become capable of upgrading earlier Windows operating systems
to Windows 2000 Server and troubleshooting installation and
upgrade failure problems. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-210:
Implementing and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Server: Managing Hardware Devices &
Drivers |
Course Code M0130 |
| In this course you will learn to install, operate,
and manage MCSE hardware devices. You will be introduced to
the procedure for installing and configuring Plug and Play devices.
You will learn to unplug hardware devices, sign device drivers
digitally, and verify file signatures. You will find out how
to monitor and configure DVD and CD-ROM devices and removable
media, such as tape devices. You will become acquainted with
various input-output devices and with the configuration and
troubleshooting of I/O devices, such as scanners. You will be
able to create free space on your hard drive, using the Disk
Cleanup tool or by compressing data. File compression and the
performance tools that you can use to optimize disk speed and
disk performance are also the subject of this course. Finally,
the course teaches you about the various storage types supported
by Windows 2000 Professional. It explains how to set default
quota values, audit user disk space, and manage disk quotas
on a remote computer. It describes using a disk management tool
to manage disk(s) on a computer running Windows 2000 Professional.
Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-210: Implementing and Administering
Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Server: Managing File and Print Resources |
Course Code M0140 |
| In this course, you will learn about managing
Windows 2000 file and printer resources. First, this course
introduces you to the procedure of sharing and managing files
and folders over the network. You will learn to create and replicate
a Distributed File System share. Then, you will become familiar
with the concept of securing data on a network, and you will
learn to monitor access to files and folders, as well as to
prevent unauthorized network and local access, using NT File
System permissions. You will also learn to secure files by implementing
Encrypting File System. In addition, you will look at troubleshooting
Dfs and file accessibility problems. Finally, you will become
familiar with installing, managing, auditing, and troubleshooting
printers. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-215: Implementing
and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Server: Configuring Storage Use |
Course Code M0150 |
| This course covers issues related to data storage
in Windows 2000 operating system. First, you will become familiar
with two types of disks in Windows 2000: basic disks and dynamic
disks. You will learn to set up a basic disk and a dynamic disk
for storing data. Then, you will learn to configure and monitor
a new feature of Windows 2000, disk quotas, for a single user
or for multiple users. The RAID levels supported by Windows
2000 are also covered in this course. You will learn to implement
mirrored and RAID-5 volumes to provide fault tolerance. Finally,
this course will teach you to repair disk errors, fix bad sectors
on the disk, and troubleshoot and repair partitions and volumes.
Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-215: Implementing and Administering
Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Server: Maintenance and Troubleshooting |
Course Code M0160 |
| This course covers issues related to the maintenance
and troubleshooting of the Microsoft Windows 2000 operating
system. You will become familiar with the procedures of backing
up and restoring data and with the various types of media to
which you can back up data. Emergency Repair Disk (ERD) and
Boot disks are also covered in this course. You will learn to
maintain your system by creating and using the ERD and Boot
disks and to STOP Errors; specifically, you will become acquainted
with the procedures you need to follow to enable your system
to respond to STOP Errors. Finally, the course describes the
various STOP Error messages. It will teach you about the various
tools you need to use to troubleshoot STOP Errors. Related Exam:
Microsoft Exam #070-215: Implementing and Administering Microsoft
Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Server: Implementing Local Security
and Policies |
Course Code M0170 |
| This course describes methods for ensuring security
of your Windows 2000 Server computer. It explains the concept
of security policies in a Windows 2000 environment, leads you
through the process of implementing these policies using the
Security Configuration Tool Set, and teaches you to monitor
violations of security policies. Next, the course explains the
concept of managing local users and groups by using the Local
Users and Groups snap-in on the Windows 2000 Server. You will
learn to create new users and groups, add users to groups, remove
users from groups, disable users, and assign passwords to users.
Then, the course focuses on various problems that you might
encounter while managing security on a Windows 2000 Server for
local user accounts. You will also learn about the causes for
the error messages and the solutions that Windows 2000 Server
provides for these problems. Finally, the course covers managing
user profiles and assigning user profiles to user accounts,
and it explains the concepts of logon scripts and home directories.
Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-215: Implementing and Administering
Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Server: Monitoring and Optimizing |
Course Code M0180 |
| This course discusses issues related to monitoring
and optimizing system performance. Optimizing memory usage,
monitoring, detecting, and resolving memory bottlenecks in a
system, and creating logs and alerts to track system performance
are all covered in this course. The course describes processor-related
counters and explains the procedures for monitoring processor
performance and detecting processor bottlenecks and for prioritizing
processes to resolve bottlenecks. Finally, you will become familiar
with the procedures for monitoring disk and network performance
and for detecting and resolving disk and network bottlenecks.
Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-215: Implementing and Administering
Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Server: Configuring Networking Services |
Course Code M0190 |
| This course introduces you to the procedures for
installing and configuring networking services, DHCP, and name-resolution
services, DNS and WINS, on a Windows 2000 Server. You will learn
to create a reservation, authorize the DHCP server, and troubleshoot
problems related to the DHCP server. Configuring WINS and DNS
servers and troubleshooting problems related to those servers
are also covered in this course. You will learn about the lookup
zones and zone types. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-215:
Implementing and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Server: Managing Terminal Services |
Course Code M0200 |
| This course discusses Terminal Services, a built-in
feature of Windows 2000 that deploys the Windows 2000 desktop,
as well as Windows-based applications to any of the computers
on a network. It also describes the two methods by which Terminal
Services can be installed. You will become acquainted with the
client hardware requirements and with the server configuration
for Terminal Services setup. Next, you will learn to configure
user accounts for a Terminal server. In addition, you will become
familiar with the procedure for configuring Terminal Services
profiles and for managing Terminal Services users. Finally,
this course will teach you to configure a Terminal Services
connection and to create a new connection using Terminal Services
Configuration. You will also learn to administer Terminal sessions
and users using Terminal Services Manager. Related Exam: Microsoft
Exam #070-215: Implementing and Administering Microsoft Windows
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| Win2000 Server: Setting Up RAS |
Course Code M0210 |
| This course explains the procedure for setting
up a routing and remote access server (RRAS), which enables
users at remote locations to connect to an organization's network.
The procedures for configuring the dial-in properties of a user
account to allow remote access and for creating a remote access
policy are also discussed in this course. In addition, you will
learn to configure a remote access profile, which enables you
to implement security and to ensure optimal utilization of a
remote access connection. Next, this course provides guidelines
for troubleshooting remote access service failure. Finally,
it introduces you to the features and functioning of Internet
Authentication Service (IAS). You will become familiar with
the procedure for installing and configuring IAS. Related Exam:
Microsoft Exam #070-215: Implementing and Administering Microsoft
Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Server: Sharing Resources over the
Internet |
Course Code M0220 |
| This course discusses setting up workstations
running Windows 2000 Professional. First, it introduces methods
for creating and configuring network connections and describes
the system requirements for setting up and configuring Internet
connection sharing. You will review guidelines for troubleshooting
problems with Internet connection sharing. Next, you will become
familiar with the components and concepts related to virtual
private networks (VPN) and with the system requirements for
setting up a VPN Server and VPN clients. In addition, you will
learn to create a demand-dial interface, connect to the Internet,
and troubleshoot VPN-related problems. The course then covers
the functions of various components of Internet Information
Server (IIS) 5.0 and teaches you to install IIS 5.0 and to configure
the FTP and WWW services. Finally, but no less importantly,
you will learn about securing information on a Web server, monitoring
and administering a Web server, logging events to monitor access
to files and folders, and about getting a server certificate.
Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-215: Implementing and Administering
Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Server: Implementing Interoperability |
Course Code M0230 |
| On a Windows 2000 network, you can implement interoperability
to enable users to share files and printers in a heterogeneous
network environment. This course explains how to integrate Novell
NetWare and Apple networks with a Windows 2000 network. The
course discusses implementing interoperability with Novell NetWare
and with Apple networks and familiarizes you with the protocols
required to establish interoperability. You will learn to install
and configure various services as well as to access NetWare
and Apple files and print resources from a Windows 2000 server.
In addition, you will learn to enable Macintosh clients to access
files in the Windows 2000 network. Guidelines for troubleshooting
problems that you might encounter while establishing connectivity
between Apple and Windows 2000 networks, as well as problems
related to sharing files and printers between Apple Macintosh
and Windows 2000 networks are also covered in this course. Related
Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-215: Implementing and Administering
Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Server: Automated Methods of Installation |
Course Code M0240 |
| This course explains automated methods of installation
on member servers and workstations running Windows 2000 Server.
First, you will become familiar with the concept of Remote Installation
Services (RIS) and with the systems requirements for implementing
RIS and its architecture. Next, you will learn to install and
configure Windows 2000 using RIS, and you will become familiar
with the guidelines for troubleshooting remote installation
failures. The course also discusses the Sysprep tool; it explains
the requirements and benefits of using it and teaches you to
prepare the hard disk of a computer for creating a disk image
using Sysprep tool. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-215: Implementing
and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000. |
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| Win2000 Network Infra: Administering DNS |
Course Code M0250 |
| This course introduces you to the concept of Domain
Name System (DNS) and explains the benefits of using DNS. You
will learn how to install and configure a DNS server and DNS
client computers, as well as how to monitor a DNS server and
troubleshoot problems related to DNS servers and clients. The
course also discusses the concept of zones that are used to
store this information. You will learn how to add, remove, configure,
and manage zones. Zone replication and zone transfer methods
that are used to maintain the same information across servers
are also the subject of this course. Related Exam: Microsoft
Exam: #070-216: Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows
2000 Network Infrastructure. |
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| Win2000 Network Infra: Administering DHCP |
Course Code M0260 |
| This course discusses DHCP services. It describes
the procedure for installing, managing and troubleshooting DHCP
Server, configuring DHCP client services, and for integrating
DHCP Server services with other networking services, such as
Active Directory, DNS, and RRAS. Further in this course, you
will learn how to create and manage scopes, superscopes, multicast
scopes, and new reservations. The course also covers unicast
and multicast addresses, and describes options. It teaches you
to assign server-based options, scope-based options, and class-based
options to scopes. Finally, the course explains how to manage
DHCP client leases, client reservations, and BOOTP and remote
access clients. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam: #070-216: Implementing
and Administering a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure.
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| Win2000 Network Infra: Administering WINS |
Course Code M0270 |
| This course discusses the components, features,
and benefits of WINS. It describes the procedure for installing
the WINS server service and explains how to add and start a
WINS server on a Windows 2000 network, as well as how to troubleshoot
name resolution problems. Further, the course covers the strategies
followed to select replication partners and describes how to
configure a WINS server as a push and pull partner for replication.
It also deals with parameter objects required for monitoring
a WINS server, as well as optimizing the performance of a WINS
server. Additionally, you will look at the procedure for configuring
WINS for non-DHCP clients and troubleshooting WINS client problems.
Related Exam: Microsoft Exam: #070-216: Implementing and Administering
a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure. |
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| Win2000 Network Infra: Configuring Network
Protocols |
Course Code M0280 |
| This course introduces you to some commonly used
network protocols. You will learn to install and configure TCP/IP,
NWLink, and Network Binding. You will also learn about IP addressing,
default gateways, and host name and NETBIOS resolutions. The
use of the Windows 2000 performance logs and alerts to view
TCP/IP related counters and troubleshooting problems encountered
while using TCP/IP are also covered in this course. Finally,
the course discusses Internet Protocol Security (IPSec), in
particular the functions, benefits, and the procedures for adding
and managing IPSec policies and rules. Related Exam: Microsoft
Exam: #070-216: Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows
2000 Network Infrastructure. |
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| Win2000 Network Infra: Configuring IP Routing
Protocols |
Course Code M0290 |
| This course introduces you to the
role of IP Routing Services in a Windows 2000 network and explains
Windows 2000-based IP routing. You will learn how to implement
static and dynamic IP routing. Next, this course explains how
to configure IP routing protocols. You will learn how to set
up a Routing Information Protocol (RIP)-for-IP network, how
to configure RIP-for-IP network security, as well as how to
troubleshoot RIP-for-IP network problems. Setting up and configuring
an Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) network, its security, and
troubleshooting are also discussed in this course. Finally,
the course explains the role of demand-dial routing in a Windows
2000 network. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam: #070-216: Implementing
and Administering a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure.
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| Win2000 Network Infra: Configuring
ICS and NAT |
Course Code M0300 |
| This course discusses the Internet Connection
Sharing (ICS) feature of the Windows 2000 operating system,
as well as installing ICS, configuring network applications
and services for ICS, and troubleshooting problems related to
ICS. Next, the course explains the concept of Network Address
Translation (NAT), a protocol available as a part of Routing
and Remote Access Service (RRAS) of the Windows 2000 operating
system, its functions, and the procedures for installing, configuring,
and troubleshooting NAT. Finally, the course explains the concept
of IP multicasting. Implementing IP multicasting and identifying
the role of multicasting in a network are discussed, as well
as configuring multicast scopes, Internet Group Management Protocol
(IGMP), multicast boundaries, and multicast heartbeat. Related
Exam: Microsoft Exam: #070-216: Implementing and Administering
a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure. |
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| Win2000 Network Infra: Administering RAS |
Course Code M0310 |
| This course covers remote access, and the function
of an RAS Server as a dial-up networking server and as virtual
private networking server. You will learn to install, configure,
and administer the RAS Server, as well as to manage remote access
clients. Next, the course explains the elements of remote access
policy and the procedure for creating this policy. You will
learn to configure a remote access profile for authentication
and encryption protocols. You will also learn to grant dial-in
permissions to remote users and to configure dial-up equipment.
The role of the Connection Manager in enhancing remote access
performance is also discussed. Further, the course explains
the components and features of a Virtual Private Network (VPN),
the types of VPNs, and the VPN tunneling protocols. You will
learn to configure a DHCP relay agent to integrate VPN with
DHCP, WINS, and DNS servers. Finally, the concepts related to
VPN security, such as authorization, authentication, data encryption,
and packet filtering are discussed. Related Exam: Microsoft
Exam: #070-216: Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows
2000 Network Infrastructure. |
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| Win2000 Network Infra: Using Certificate Services |
Course Code M0320 |
| This course introduces the concept of certificates
and certification authorities. You will learn about digital
signatures and installing certificate services on a Windows
2000 server. You will also learn about the types of certification
authorities and their role in issuing and authorizing certificates.
Then, the course covers managing certificates and examines the
importance of EFS keys in encrypting file system using certificates.
Finally, the course discusses the methods of requesting certificates
from certification authorities and of retrieving certification
authority information. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam: #070-216:
Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network
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| Win2000 Dir Serv: Installing, Configuring and
Troubleshooting Active Directory |
Course Code M0330 |
| As an introduction to Active Directory
in Windows 2000, this course will help you learn about installing,
configuring, and troubleshooting Active Directory. First, you
will learn about the benefits and features of Active Directory,
as well as the physical and logical layout. You will learn how
to install Active Directory, use Active Directory administration
tools, and manage single master operations. This course explains
how to create site links and configure site link components
and server settings to optimize network resources. You will
also learn about Active Directory replication and troubleshooting.
Integrating Active Directory with DNS is also covered, with
an explanation of naming conventions used, as well as zone configuration,
replication and transfer. Finally, you will learn how to monitor
and troubleshoot DNS for Active Directory. Related Exam: Microsoft
Exam #070-217: Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows
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| Win2000 Dir Serv: Managing, Monitoring,
and Optimizing Active Directory Components |
Course Code M0340 |
| This course provides an explanation of Active
Directory components and how to best manage these components.
First, you will learn about the different types of user accounts
in Windows 2000, and how to create and manage local and domain
user accounts. Next, you will learn how to locate, move and
control access to Active Directory objects, as well as how to
manage permission inheritance between Active Directory objects.
This course also covers publishing network resources in Active
Directory, delegating administrative control of Active Directory
objects, and backing up and restoring Active Directory data.
You will also learn about Active Directory support and performance-monitoring
tools such as System Monitor, Event Viewer, and Performance
Logs and Alerts. Using these tools, you can monitor access to
shared folders, monitor open files, disconnect users from open
files, and send console messages. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam
#070-217: Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows
2000 Directory Services Infrastructure. |
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| Win2000 Dir Serv: Implementing Change and Configuration
Management |
Course Code M0350 |
| This course provides an explanation of how to
use group policies to manage users and computers in a centralized
or decentralized network. First, the course introduces group
policies and change and configuration management. You will learn
how to store, modify, and process Group Policy Objects (GPOs),
as well as how to link GPOs to domains, organizational units,
or sites. This course describes GPO permission inheritance and
modifications. You will also learn how to block, force, and
filter GPO settings, delegate administrative control of GPOs,
and troubleshoot GPO settings. Next, you will learn about the
different types of security policies and how to use security
templates and the Security Configuration and Analysis Snap-in
to implement security on a network. Finally, the course covers
audit policies, how to set up audit policies, and the guidelines
for auditing resources such as file system objects, Active Directory
objects, and printers. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-217:
Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory
Services Infrastructure. |
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| Win2000 Dir Serv: Managing User Environments
and Software Deployments |
Course Code M0360 |
| In this course, you will learn how to use Administrative
Template settings and the Software Installation extension of
the Group Policy console to manage user accounts and computer
settings and deploy software. First, the course introduces user
environment management, Administrative Template settings, and
group policy loopback. You will learn how to manage user environments
using group policy script settings, and how to create, process
and implement script settings to automate certain tasks. The
course explains automated software management and the software
management technologies of Windows 2000. In addition, you will
learn about deploying software to users and computers, using
different installation file types, creating a software distribution
point, and configuring different software deployment options.
Then you will learn how to maintain the deployed software and
troubleshoot deployment problems. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam
#070-217: Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows
2000 Directory Services Infrastructure. |
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| Win2000 Dir Serv: Remote Installation of Windows
2000 |
Course Code M0370 |
| In this course, you will learn about remotely
installing the Windows 2000 Professional operating system to
a group of client computers using the Remote Installation Service
feature. First, you will learn about the components and functionality
of RIS, how to use RIS to perform an automated deployment, and
how to install, configure, and authorize an RIS server. The
course will explain how to create an RIS client boot disk to
use for an RIS client installation, the security benefits of
prestaging a client computer, how to implement load balancing,
and how to manage and secure RIS images. Then you will learn
about the requirements for remote installation of Windows 2000
Professional, about using the Windows 2000 Setup Manager Wizard
to create answer files, and about associating an answer file
with a CD-based image. This course also covers RIPrep images,
and you will learn about the prerequisites for creating RIPrep
images for remote installation, how to use RIPrep images for
remote installations on RIS clients, and how to create RIPrep
images using source computers or the RIPrep Wizard. Related
Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-217: Implementing and Administering
a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure.
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| Win2000 Active Dir Design: Introducing Win2000
Active Directory Services |
Course Code M0380 |
| This course provides an introduction to basic
Active Directory concepts. First, you will learn about directory
services, the introduction of Active Directory in Windows 2000,
and the physical structure and information flow in Active Directory.
This course explains the features of Active Directory, such
as domains, trusts, trees, forests and organizational units.
Next, you will learn about sites and services implemented by
Windows 2000, the different types of computer and user accounts,
groups, schemas and schema objects, and different server roles.
This course also covers how to name, identify, and access Active
Directory objects, as well as naming standards and conventions.
Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-219: Designing a Microsoft
Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure. |
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| Win2000 Active Dir Design: Business Requirements
and Naming Strategies |
Course Code M0390 |
| This course discusses the need to effectively
plan the Active Directory Service (ADS) structure before implementing
it on a network. This course explains how to analyze the business
model and organizational requirements of your organization,
with a discussion of structural, process, and user requirements,
as well as an examination of the IT management structure, the
factors influencing business strategies, the importance of evaluating
the current technical environment, and the impact of ADS on
the current and planned technical environment. Next, you will
learn about Domain Name System (DNS) and its integration with
ADS, forward and reverse lookup queries, zone transfers, and
the DNS notification process. You will also learn about the
ADS naming strategies, determining the scope of Active Directory,
planning the naming hierarchy and DNS namespace, and identifying
compatible DNS servers. Lastly, this course covers DNS deployment
strategies for naming the ADS root domain, and the advantages
and disadvantages of each naming option. Related Exam: Microsoft
Exam #070-219: Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory
Services Infrastructure. |
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| Win2000 Active Dir Design: Planning a Domain
Structure in Active Directory |
Course Code M0400 |
| This course helps you with planning the domain
structure of an organization, and identifying the factors affecting
the domain model and the optimum plan of implementing a domain.
You will learn about delegating administration in a Windows
2000 network, implementing Active Directory security and defining
access, mapping the administrative model of an organization
to the IT structure, and delegation tools. The course covers
planning and designing an organizational unit (OU) structure,
with a discussion of the use of OUs, domains, security groups,
administrative models, and the various types of group scopes
and their behaviors. You will also learn about designing the
domain, single and multiple domain structures, guidelines for
selecting the optimum domain model based on organizational requirements,
and accessing inter-domain resources. Finally, you will learn
how to promote the first server to a domain controller, create
new domains and OUs, manage objects in a domain, and publish
objects in Active Directory. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-219:
Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure.
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| Win2000 Active Dir Design: Active Directory
Security and Replication Strategies |
Course Code M0410 |
| This course helps you plan your use of Active
Directory in Windows 2000, through a discussion of Active Directory
security and replication strategies. First, the course explains
group policies, different types of group policy objects (GPOs),
group policy inheritance and precedence, and how to administer
and manage a group policy. You will learn about operations masters,
their relation to domain controllers, and how to decide on the
appropriate placement of operations masters. Next, you will
learn about Active Directory replication through a discussion
of the difference between replication and synchronization, how
to prevent unnecessary replication and resolve conflicts, replication
between sites and within a site, connection objects, automatic
topology generation, modification of replication topology, replication
partitions, and how to measure replication traffic on the network.
This course also covers how to manage replication traffic using
sites, with explanations of how to generate replication topology,
and how to create and manage sites, subnets, site links, and
site link bridges. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-219: Designing
a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure.
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| Win2000 Active Dir Design: Advanced Active
Directory Concepts |
Course Code M0420 |
| This course gives you the knowledge and skills
necessary to design an Active Directory implementation plan,
by covering methods of extending the schema, Active Directory
data recovery and maintenance, and setup and upgrade strategies.
First, you will learn about expanding and modifying the schema,
prerequisites, implications of these changes, and methods for
altering schema components. The course covers Active Directory
data storage, transactions, maintenance, backup and recovery.
You will lean about factors affecting the logical and physical
design strategies for Active Directory set up. You will also
learn about planning for the coexistence of directory services
using Active Directory Connector, connection agreements, connector
implementation models, and coexistence with Novell Directory
service. Lastly, the course explains upgrade strategies and
processes, with a discussion of Windows 2000 mixed-mode environments,
Windows NT domain models, and designing an upgrade plans. Related
Exam: #070-219: Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory
Services Infrastructure. |
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| Win2000 Network Security Design: Analyzing
an Organization’s Security Requirements |
Course Code M0430 |
| In this course you will learn to analyze an organization's
business models, processes, organizational structures, and IT
management structure. You will learn the various network roles
and responsibilities and will analyze the impact of security
design on an organization. After learning about the different
types of network security risks, you will learn to plan secure
boundaries through firewalls and firewall components, such as
a screening router, bastion host, dual homed gateway, screened
host, and screened subnet. You will learn about delegation of
administration in a Windows 2000 network, about object-specific
inheritance and blocking of inheritance, and about the planning
of trust relationships. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-220:
Designing Security for a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network. |
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| Win2000 Network Security Design: Providing
Secure Access in a LAN |
Course Code M0440 |
| This course provides an overview of security policy
concepts and the different ways of implementing security. You
will learn to use account policies and local policies and to
maintain event logs. Security Templates concepts will be covered
as will the configuration of the Security Configuration and
Analysis utility. You will learn to use the Encrypting File
System (EFS) and to configure SNMP security, RIS, and Terminal
Services. Security risks will be covered in detail, and you
will learn about Kerberos V5 authentication in Windows 2000.
Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-220: Designing Security for
a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network. |
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| Win2000 Network Security Design: Providing
Secure Access in Remote Networks |
Course Code M0450 |
| This course covers demand-dial routing as a feature
of RRAS security and also explains the LAN and WAN routing protocols
supported by RRAS. You will learn about RRAS security strategies
and will learn to configure the RRAS callback options used to
verify identities of clients and servers. You will learn about
the components of a virtual private network and about the features
of the VPN tunneling protocols, PPTP and L2TP. You will learn
about router-to-router and remote access VPN connections as
well as L2TP and PPTP packet filtering in VPN connections for
input and output filters. The features and functions of a RADIUS
server and IAS security-related features will also be covered.
Finally, you will learn about the IP-based services available
in Windows 2000 for IP-based clients. Related Exam: Microsoft
Exam #070-220: Designing Security for a Microsoft Windows 2000
Network. |
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| Win2000 Network Security Design: Providing
Secure Access on the Internet |
Course Code M0460 |
| This course provides an overview of maintaining
security for a private network configured for public access
and explains the risks that a network is prone to while using
the Internet. You will learn how to protect a network using
a firewall and will also learn about the guidelines for placement
of Web and FTP servers, application servers, RRAS servers, and
DNS servers while configuring a firewall. You will learn how
to analyze threats posed by the Internet and disaster-recovery
planning procedure. The features and benefits of IPSec will
be covered, as will the concepts of private and public keys.
You will learn about Certificate Authority (CA) hierarchies
and the role of public key in the interoperability with non-Microsoft
certificate-based products. Finally, you will learn to deploy
and administer Smart Cards in Windows 2000. Related Exam: Microsoft
Exam #070-220: Designing Security for a Microsoft Windows 2000
Network. |
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| Win2000 Network Infra Design: Preparing for
Windows 2000 Network Services Infrastructure |
Course Code M0470 |
| This course discusses planning a business model,
as well as centralized and decentralized administration. It
covers structural, process, and end-user requirements of an
organization. You will also learn about vendor, partner, and
customer relationships and the features in Windows 2000 that
help in meeting these requirements. Further, the course deals
with IT management structure, including desktop management,
network management, and data center management. User and resource
distribution, current hardware and application requirements,
the network performance requirements of an organization, and
disaster recovery are also covered in this course. Next, the
course deals with the various factors to be considered while
planning and validating a network design. Finally, the course
prepares you for developing a disaster recovery plan for your
network and for the implementation of various disaster recovery
strategies, such as fault tolerance, load balancing, and Quality
of Service. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-221: Designing
a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure. |
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| Win2000 Network Infra Design: Designing a Network
Strategy |
Course Code M0480 |
| This course discusses the factors to be considered
while designing a TCP/IP network and explores strategies for
managing a TCP/IP network, such as generating event notification
and anticipating design changes. Further, the course explains
the role of DHCP on a network and describes an effective DHCP
infrastructure design. The course also discusses the benefits
of integrating DHCP with other network services of Windows 2000
and explains the tasks involved in managing a DHCP network.
Next, the course introduces the role of DNS in a network, covers
the query resolution process of a DNS server, and describes
the benefits of integrating DNS with DHCP and WINS. The design
considerations for deploying DNS on a network and for planning
the DNS namespace and zones, as well as DNS server requirements,
are also covered in this course. Finally, the course introduces
the three methods of DNS migration: upgrading the computer running
the DNS service, moving zone files, and using zone transfer
to migrate BIND-based server zones. It also explains the advantages
and the importance of integrating DNS with Active Directory
and describes the need for a DNS management strategy and alert
generation factors. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-221: Designing
a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure. |
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| Win2000 Network Infra Design: Designing a WINS
and Dfs Network Strategy |
Course Code M0490 |
| This course covers the role of WINS in name resolution,
with special reference to a legacy network, and describes the
WINS client interaction and query forwarding. You will also
learn about the use of WINS proxy for integrating WINS enabled
client with non-WINS clients in a routed environment. The course
also describes how to ensure the availability of WINS servers,
secure data transfer, and optimize the performance of WINS.
You will learn to identify the deployment strategy in WINS.
The WINS implementation design needs to be planned properly
to ensure smooth functionality, availability, security, and
performance of WINS. This course teaches you to plan a WINS
network. It covers the ways of assessing the level of fault
tolerance in a WINS network and explains the interoperability
issues of WINS with other Windows 2000 services, such as DNS
and DHCP. Further, this course deals with the strategies for
managing a WINS network efficiently. You will learn about the
importance of generating event notifications and verifying WINS
performance to reduce management overhead. You will also learn
how to anticipate WINS design changes. Next, this course details
the methods of verifying WINS design compliance and discusses
the goals for optimizing WINS performance. Related Exam: Microsoft
Exam #070-221: Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure.
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| Win2000 Network Infra Design: Internet Connectivity
Strategies |
Course Code M0500 |
| This course introduces the role of Proxy Server
in a routed environment and explains ways of preventing unauthorized
Internet access. It also explains the need for enhancing Proxy
server availability and optimizing Proxy server performance.
Further, the course explains the steps involved in migrating
a Web server to IIS 5.0, along with capacity planning for Web
server and access to legacy applications. It explains integration
of Active Directory with Exchange 2000 server and its advantages.
Next, the course introduces you to the concepts and strategies
of IP routing and explains the design strategies of configuring
RIP for IP and OSPF, along with monitoring and management strategies
for IP routing. Finally, the course discusses the concepts and
strategies of remote access and describes the various authentication
protocols and the authentication methods, along with the benefits
of integrating remote access with other networking services.
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| Win2000 Network Infra Design: Wide Area Network
Infrastructure |
Course Code M0510 |
| This course explains the role of RADIUS on a network
and the integration of RADIUS and Windows 2000. It further explains
the role of a VPN on a network and discusses the strategies
for VPN availability and performance. Next, this course introduces
you to the Demand-Dial Routing strategy in Windows 2000 and
discusses Demand-Dial Routing installation, as well as the methods
of Demand-Dial Security. The course also describes the role
of multicasting in a network and explains the procedure for
configuring Multicast forwarding and IGMP Proxy. Finally, the
course explains the interoperability of the Windows 2000 systems
with the IBM hosts systems, the types of networks, and their
connectivity, and also explains the interoperability of the
Windows 2000 systems with the resources of Novell Netware networks.
Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-221: Designing a Microsoft
Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure. |
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| Win2000 Network Infra Design: Internet Connection
Infrastructure |
Course Code M0520 |
| This course describes the need for, and the role
of, connection sharing for a small network. It also describes
the configuration of connection sharing to provide services
of DHCP, DNS, and WINS for a small private network, as well
as the different functions performed by NAT in a network. It
further describes the different components of NAT routing protocol:
translation components, the addressing component, and the name-resolution
component. Next, the course discusses Windows Clustering and
the various clustering technologies: Load Balancing, Component
Load Balancing, and Cluster service. It also explains the need
for Web clustering, three-tier Web clustering, and the structure
of the three tiers. Planning of server clusters, the various
models available for clustering of servers, and the capacity
requirements for cluster service are also discussed in this
course. Finally, the course covers the monitoring and implementation
strategies for Windows 2000 network services. It describes the
monitoring and implementation of global catalog, Lightweight
Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) services, and Certificate services
and also covers network services that support application architecture,
as well as the integration of the network services, such as
QoS admission control, Internet Authentication Service, and
Site server ILS service. Related Exam: Microsoft Exam #070-221:
Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure. |
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| The Linux Operating System |
Course Code U2570 |
| This course covers the origin and history of the
Linux operating system and its relation with other Unix family
systems. It examines various ""distributions""
of Linux , its value as a reliable business solution, and its
various components, and it addresses issues surrounding its
use, administration, and development. The course highlights
those aspects that make Linux an innovative operating system,
and provides some commonly used Unix skills and ""tricks"".
This course introduces the origin, history, and current trends
of the Linux operating system as well as the important considerations
in deploying Linux systems in a business environment. It describes
how to choose a Linux ""distribution"" and
installation media. It also explains what is needed to install
a Linux system, and the installation procedures for the two
most popular distributions, with a focus on the Intel platform.
This covers the key concepts in the Linux operating system,
including system resource management and the kernel. It examines
several important issues in Linux administration, and discusses
pitfalls to watch for; security measures to take, and tools
available. The course examines available graphical user interfaces
(GUIs) and desktop managers.Total student
completion time is approximately 5 hours. |
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| The HP-UX Operating System |
Course Code U2590 |
| This course covers the
origin and history of the HP-UX operating system and its relationship
with other UNIX family systems. It examines, in detail, the
HP-UX system components and addresses issues surrounding its
installation, use, administration, and development. The course
highlights those aspects that make HP-UX an innovative operating
system and provides some commonly used UNIX skills and tricks.
Total student completion time is approximately 5 hours. |
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| This UNIX course series
starts with the basics of using a UNIX operating system. After
a solid foundation of the fundamentals is achieved, the series
moves on to cover UNIX files, directories, editing, printing,
formatting, system administration, shell programming, and programming
tools. Total student completion time is approximately 30
hours. |
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| UNIX: Introduction to UNIX |
Course Code U2070 |
| This course presents the basics of using a UNIX
operating system, including logging in, using simple commands,
and creating files. It also addresses several useful electronic
communication programs available on a UNIX operating system.
The course begins with an introduction to the features and capabilities
of a UNIX operating system. It introduces the student to the
system's main components and to the way they work together.
It also discusses the UNIX operating system's ability to support
more than one user and to do more than one thing at a time.
The following tasks are covered; logging in, logging off, running
programs, creating files, setting the terminal type, changing
or assigning a password, and communicating with other users.
The student will also be introduced to how the system organizes
information into files and directories, how to create simple
text files, insert text, and how to view these files on the
screen. The student is introduced to standard input, standard
output, and standard error, and ways to redirect standard input
and standard output. Also introduced id the malix program and
how the text is sent to the user's mailfile, where it can be
read at the recipient's convenience. The course introduces the
student to the mail processing utility where how to read and
reply to mail items, how to display the header list, and how
to end the mail processing utility are covered. This course
is not written to a version. |
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| UNIX: Files and Directories |
Course Code U2080 |
| This course describes the UNIX system of directories
and files. It explains the structure of the UNIX hierarchical
file system and how to access files and directories. It also
presents the commands for copying, moving, removing, renaming,
and backing up files in the directories, as well as the process
for renaming, removing and backing up directories. Permission
rights which are required for accessing files and directories,
are defined together with the method for changing permission
rights. This course will explain the purpose of the profile
file and the commands to set shell variables and to set terminal
options. Additionally, commands for text file manipulation will
be introduced. These commands will enable text selection, alteration,
file comparison, line sorting, and removal of text. This course
is not written to a version. |
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| UNIX: Editing, Printing and Text Formatting |
Course Code U2090 |
| This course presents the basics of editing, printing
and formatting UNIX text files. The course concentrates on the
vi editor and nroff programs. The course covers the features
and capabilities of the vi editor and introduces the student
to the editor's features, navigation, editing commands techniques,
as well as the screen related editor options. It also introduces
the following tasks; opening a file, navigating through a file,
moving the cursor, deleting text, adding text and moving text.
The course shows the student how to launch and quit the vi editor
and explains how to work on multiple file and recover from a
system crash. It introduces the student to command affect the
entire file and describes hoe to use previously specified patterns
for improving editing efficiency. The student will learn how
to display file on the screen and printing options as well as
other editing and printing programs. The course introduces to
the functions of predefined and user-defined macros and how
to create a macro and apply it to a file. It also discusses
the writing, storing and issuing of user-defined nroff commands.
This course is not written to a version. |
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| UNIX: System Administration |
Course Code U2100 |
| This course presents the basics of administering
a UNIX operating system. It includes instruction on adding and
removing users, backing up the file system, managing the file
system, and manipulating the run-time environment. The course
introduces the concept of system administration. It describes
the duties of the system administrator, introduces the superuser
and discusses how an administrator accesses the system, It also
explains file systems and introduces some of the standard directories
and files found in the UNIX system. The course explains how
the UNIX system is launched and shut down and the systems used
for automating. It explains the steps necessary to add and remove
users from the system, password systems, and the concept of
user groups. The course details the management of the file system,
from making file systems available to users to backing up and
restoring the system. This course also details how the file
system works and explains how to use various tools to correct
errors and how to troubleshoot the system. Finally the course
covers the additional tools for managing the system and explains
how to manage the printing process using UNIX. This course is
not written to a version. |
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| UNIX: Shell Programming |
Course Code U2110 |
| The UNIX Shell Programming course is designed
to give students an idea of what can be accomplished with shell
scripts and how to write them. This course teaches the features
of the shell such as I/O redirection, filename shorthand, looping
constructs, variables, and signal handling. The course introduces
the concept of shell programming, how and when to create shell
programs, and how to run shell programs. It also provides a
general discussion of shell metacharacters as well as quoting
mechanisms. The course covers various methods of getting input
for shell scripts. Four methods are presented: command substitution
the read command, command line input and the trap command. Also
presented is a summary of the types of interpretations the shell
performs and a discussion about double quote marks. The flow
control constructs discussed in this course include the case
command, which is much like the C programming language's switch
statement and Pascal's case statement, and the ""if""
constructs. This course discusses two conditional operators,
&& and | |, that provide a concise notation for specifying
the conditions under which a command is executed. The shift
command is discussed as well. The course introduces the looping
constructs provided by the shell: for loops, until loops, and
while loops. This course also introduces the preset shell variable
$@ and a methods of using the set command to change the value
of a positional parameter. This course is not written to a specific
version. |
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| UNIX: Programming Tools |
Course Code U2120 |
| The UNIX Programming Tools course is designed
to introduce some of the development tools commonly available
on the UNIX operating system. These are powerful tools that
can cut down on development time as well as simplify the tasks
of maintaining a system. This course introduces the UNIX operating
system, cc. It covers the main options available as well as
the file naming conventions cc requires. Students learn how
to use the make command to maintain up-to-date versions of computer
programs as well as how to create files called a makefiles or
description files which describe the inter-file dependencies
and command sequences. The student will also learn how to use
the powerful debugging tool, sdb, in two ways: to debug programs
that have abnormally terminated and produced a core file and
debug programs by running them within the controlled environment
provided by sdb. In addition, students will learn to examine
the value of variables and to generate a stack trace. The lint
command is also explained. Source Code Control System, SCCS,
which is used to manage text files is also covered. The course
then discusses the specific facilities provided by SCCS. This
course is not written to a version. |
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| The Sun Solaris Operating System |
Course Code U2580 |
| This course
covers the origin and history of the Solaris 2.x operating system,
and its relationship with other Unix family systems. It presents
the Solaris operating system as a business solution, and examines
its various components and addresses issues surrounding its
use, administration, and development. The course highlights
those aspects that make Solaris an innovative operating system,
and provides some commonly used Unix skills and "tricks".
Total student completion time is approximately 5 hours. |
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| The Oracle
8i database course series begins with a familiarization with
the basic concepts of the oracle 8i server and database architecture,
including the start-up and shutdown procedures. This leads to
more advanced topics including indexes and constraints, storage,
security, export and import utilities, Oracle Enterprise Manager
and SQL Loader. Total student completion time is approximately
40 hours. |
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| Oracle 8i DBA: Oracle Database
Structures |
Course Code S1020 |
| This course is aimed to familiarize you with the
basic concepts of Oracle 8i Architecture and Oracle Enterprise
Manager. This course will introduce you to the concepts of Oracle
instances and SGA components. You will learn to identify the
memory structures and processes involved with an Oracle instance.
You will be introduced to the Oracle Universal Installer and
be able to explain the Optimal Flexible Architecture. This course
will introduce you to the necessary components needed to implement
a database server, including user validations and the user database
accounts. Two processes of user authentication will be explained.
This course will also familiarize you with the components of
the Oracle Enterprise Manager. The use of the Configuration
Assistant and tools of the DBA management pack will be explained.
You will learn how to connect to an Oracle database. You will
also learn to identify the different stages in the processing
of SELECT query statements, DML statements, and COMMIT statements.
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| Oracle 8i DBA: Oracle Instance - The Start
Up and Shutdown Process |
Course Code S1030 |
| The course is aimed at familiarizing the learner
with the Oracle instance. It teaches you the learner about the
startup and shutdown processes and the different stages of startup
and shutdown. The course also provides a list of data dictionary
views that help in performing administrative tasks. The course
initiates the learner into hands-on learning by helping you
the learner type in the commands used to perform administrative
tasks. Related Exam: Oracle Exam #1Z0-023: Oracle 8i: Architecture
and Administration. |
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| Oracle 8I DBA: Oracle Data Dictionary and Database
Files |
Course Code S1040 |
| The course is aimed at familiarizing the student
with the Data Dictionary views and database files. The course
enables the learner to manage log and control files. The uses
and contents of control files will be discussed, as well as
obtaining information from control files. The planning, use,
and troubleshooting of redo log files will also be explained.
The course also provides a list of Data Dictionary views that
help in performing these administrative tasks. The course initiates
the student learner into hands-on learning by helping them you
to type in the commands to perform administrative tasks. You
will learn to administer stored procedures and packages. Related
Exam: Oracle Exam #1Z0-001: Introduction to Oracle: SQL and
PL/SQL. |
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| Oracle 8I DBA: Oracle Storage Architecture |
Course Code S1050 |
| This course is designed to give an Oracle DBA
the necessary knowledge and skills to manage data storage. It
will provide detailed information about logical structures such
as table spaces, segments, extents, and Oracle data blocks.
The creation and management of rollback segments will also be
covered. The course also provides a list of data dictionary
views that help in managing these logical structures. The course
initiates you the learner into hands-on learning by helping
you the learner to type-in the commands to perform administrative
tasks. Related Exam: Oracle Exam #1Z0-023: Oracle 8i: Architecture
and Administration. |
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| Oracle 8i DBA: Understanding Storage Allocation |
Course Code S1060 |
| This course covers the various aspects of optimizing
database objects. It discusses tables, clusters, and index-organized
tables. This course explains the different types of tables supported
by Oracle 8i, the structure of a row, the different data types
supported by Oracle 8i, and the guidelines to create a table.
Further, the course covers how to create the cluster, the cluster
index, and the tables in the cluster. The course also covers
how to create and manage the index-organized tables. Related
Exam: Oracle Exam #1Z0-023: Oracle 8i: Architecture and Administration.
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| Oracle 8i DBA: Indexes and Constraints |
Course Code S1070 |
| In this course you will learn to create indexes
and enforce various constraints. The course describes the reorganization
of indexes, managing indexes, and maintaining constraints. You
will also learn how to obtain information about indexes and
constraints from the data dictionary. Related Exam: Oracle Exam
#1Z0-023: Oracle 8i: Architecture and Administration. |
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| Oracle 8i DBA: Managing Oracle Database Security |
Course Code S1080 |
| This course is aimed to familiarize the learner
with the basic concepts of Oracle 8i administration of security,
user, roles, and resources. The course also provides a list
of data dictionary views that help in performing administrative
tasks. The course initiates the learner into hands-on learning
by helping the learner to type-in the commands to perform administrative
tasks. Related Exam: Oracle Exam #1Z0-023: Oracle 8i: Architecture
and Administration. |
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| Oracle 8i DBA: SQL*Loader, Oracle Export &
Import, and NLS |
Course Code S2610 |
| The course is aimed at familiarizing you with
the data transfer tools of Oracles. The course will teach you
how to use SQL*Loader to load data into an Oracle database.
The course will also teach you how to use the Oracle Export
and Import Utilities. Next, the course will detail explain the
NLS feature of Oracle8i. The course initiates the learner into
hands-on learning by helping the learner to type-in the commands
to perform administrative tasks. Related Exam: Oracle Exam #1Z0-023:
Oracle 8i: Architecture and Administration. |
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| This course series starts
out with an introduction to the Java programming language. Topics
covered include the history of Java, main features of the language,
its differences from C++, the Java Virtual machine, and the
Java Application Programming Interface. The course series moves
through intermediate topics, including Enterprise Java. Finally,
an overview of the new technologies in Java, including the Swing
and JFC package, Java Servlets, Distributed Applications describing
the RMI Applications, the Enterprise JavaBeans, and CORBA with
examples. Total student completion time is approximately 55
hours. |
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| Java 2: Introduction to Java 2 |
Course Code J1090 |
| This course provides an introduction to the Java
programming language. Topics covered include the history of
Java, main features of the language, its differences from C++,
the Java Virtual Machine, and the Java Application Programming
Interface. You will also learn the methodology for creating
and executing Java programs and applets. An explanation of the
tools provided by the SDK is included along with an outline
of Java's standard packages. Related Exam: Sun Microsystems
Exam #310-025: Programmer for Java 2 Platform. |
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| Java 2: Language and Semantics |
Course Code J1100 |
| This course details the Java language and Java
semantics. It describes the fundamentals of Java programming,
such as syntax fundamentals, lexical issues, data types, keywords,
identifiers, constants, literals, and variables. In addition,
you will learn about the use of operators, expressions, and
control statements in Java. Finally the course explains the
use of arrays. Related Exam: Sun Microsystems Exam #310-025:
Programmer for Java 2 Platform. |
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| Java 2: Classes and Inheritance |
Course Code J1110 |
| This course is aimed to discuss the
constructs and features that make Java a highly modular and
object-oriented programming language. The use and implementation
of programming constructs, such as classes, objects, methods,
packages, interfaces, and constructors and details of their
benefits are described. Additionally the course explains the
application of various Java features such as encapsulation,
inheritance, and polymorphism. Related Exam: Sun Microsystems
Exam #310-025: Programmer for Java 2 Platform. |
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| Java 2: Handling Exceptions &
Implementing Threads |
Course Code J1120 |
| This course explains the mechanism of exception
handling and threads in Java. It introduces important keywords,
such as try, catch, throws, throw, and finally. The Java exception
hierarchy, various built-in exception types, and the procedure
for creating your own exception subclasses are explained. In
addition, you will learn about multithreading, the life cycle
of a thread, thread priorities, the use of threads and thread
groups, and the synchronization of threads. The course also
describes the various methods, such as isAlive, start, stop,
run, wait, notify, suspend, sleep, join, and yield. Finally
the course explains the two ways of instantiating threads by
implementing the Runnable interface and extending the Java Thread
class. Related Exam: Sun Microsystems Exam #310-025: Programmer
for Java 2 Platform. |
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| Java 2: java.lang Package |
Course Code J1130 |
| This course is an overview of the java.lang package.
It provides an understanding of the interfaces and exceptions
thrown by the classes in the java.lang package. You will be
able to determine the methods in the Object class and write
programs by using the Class class and the ClassLoader class.
The course demonstrates how to manipulate strings by using methods
of the String class and perform arithmetic computations by using
methods of the Math class. Finally, you will also learn the
importance of wrapper objects and the methods in the wrapper
classes. Related Exam: Sun Microsystems Exam #310-025: Programmer
for Java 2 Platform. |
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| Java 2: java.util Package |
Course Code J1140 |
| This course provides an overview of the Collections
framework contained in the java.util package. It explains the
interfaces and the classes that form the core components of
this package. In addition, you will learn to use the utility
classes, such as ArrayList, Vector, HashSet, and LinkedList
in a program. The implementation of the interfaces in the java.util
package is explained by using the respective classes and the
methods in the classes. Related Exam: Sun Microsystems Exam
#310-025: Programmer for Java 2 Platform. |
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| Java 2: Building Graphical User Interfaces |
Course Code J1150 |
| This course provides an overview of the java.awt
package and its important classes, such as Component, Container,
Panel, and Graphics. The course covers the Graphical User Interface
(GUI) components such as the label, the button, the check box
and so on. In addition, you will examine the layout manager
and the different layouts in detail. Finally, you will learn
to position the components in the client area by using various
layouts such as FlowLayout, CardLayout, BorderLayout, GridLayout,
and GridBagLayout. Related Exam: Sun Microsystems Exam #310-025:
Programmer for Java 2 Platform. |
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| Java 2: Applets and Imaging |
Course Code J1160 |
| In this course, you will learn about the procedure
for creating an applet, its features, and its life cycle. The
course also explains the paint, repaint, and the update methods
and the differences between the three methods. You will be introduced
to the various components of the Delegation Event Model in JDK
1.2 and the class hierarchy in the java.awt.event package. In
addition, you will learn to implement the various listener interfaces
and use the adapter classes for handling events. Finally, the
course elucidates the procedure for creating, loading, and displaying
images by using the Image class and related interfaces. Related
Exam: Sun Microsystems Exam #310-025: Programmer for Java 2
Platform. |
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| Java 2: I/O in Java |
Course Code J1170 |
| This course covers the concepts of I/O (input/output)
in Java. You will be introduced to terms, such as streams, readers,
and writers. You will learn how to perform I/O operations in
Java using the InputStream and OutputStream classes, and their
subclasses. The course also explains how I/O operations are
performed in files with the help of the File class. You will
also learn to create a random access file. Finally, the course
will introduce you to the concept of serialization in Java.
Related Exam: Sun Microsystems Exam #310-025: Programmer for
Java 2 Platform. |
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| Java 2: Advanced Java |
Course Code J1180 |
| This course is designed to explain the garbage
collection mechanism of JVM and the methods and packages used
in garbage collection. It explains the security model of JDK
1.2 and describes the security mechanisms, the security policies,
and permissions. The course covers the concepts of internationalization
and the functions of the Locale class, the Calendar class, and
the TimeZone class. You will learn about the component model
for objects used in distributed computing. You will cover the
basic structure, functions, and features such as introspection,
persistence, event handling, and properties of JavaBeans. Finally,
you will learn to create a bean and view it in the BeanBox.
Related Exam: Sun Microsystems Exam #310-025: Programmer for
Java 2 Platform. |
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| Java 2: Enterprise Java |
Course Code J1190 |
| This course is designed to provide an overview
of the new technologies in Java. It includes the Swing and JFC
package and gives details of the Swing architecture, Swing classes,
creation of GUIs by using Swing components, and the JComponent
class. It provides an overview to the Java Servlets, describes
the Servlets using ServletRequest interface, ServletResponse
interface, cookies, and session tracking. Furthermore, it tells
you about the Distributed Applications describing the RMI Applications,
the Enterprise JavaBeans, and an overview of CORBA with examples.
Related Exam: Sun Microsystems Exam #310-025: Programmer for
Java 2 Platform. |
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| This course series covers
database design, administration and management. Once the foundation
is laid, advanced topics include data warehousing, client/server
application development, SQL to IIS active server pages, Transact-SQL,
and ODS-based queries, methods of managing SQL Server failover
support, distributed transaction fundamentals, Office 2000 integration,
and Visual Studio integration. The student will learn to create
heterogeneous, distributed queries, and fundamentals of managing
the server arrays that require advanced query techniques. Total
student completion time is approximately 70 hours. |
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| SQL Server 7.0: Introduction |
Course Code M0830 |
| This course describes this integration with Microsoft
Office 2000 and Visual Studio. The course presents advanced
failover support methods, including server cluster management,
warm spares, and redundant hardware. In addition, It outlines
linked and remote servers, and techniques to manage transactions
distributed over these servers. The course topics outline the
syntax and function of advances Transact-SQL, and ODS-based
queries, methods of managing SQL Server failover support, distributed
transaction fundamentals, Office 2000 integration, and Visual
Studio integration. The student will learn to create heterogeneous,
distributed queries, and fundamentals of managing the server
arrays that require advanced query techniques. The course presents
an overview of the Microsoft Visual Studio software and how
it is used to create applications for SQL Server 7.0. This course
is written to SQL Server 7.0. Related Exam: Prepares users for
both Microsoft Exams #070-028 Administering Microsoft SQL Server
7.0 and #070-029 Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft
SQL Server 7.0. |
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| SQL Server 7.0: Installing
and Upgrading |
Course Code M0840 |
| This course presents a comprehensive view of upgrading
and installation process and its installation types and requirements.
Students will learn the procedures for installing, and upgrading
to, SQL Server 7.0. The course describes setup options that
must be determined before installing SQL Server 7.0, and covers
logon accounts, the Windows NT User Account, network protocols,
management tools and sort orders. The course then covers installing
and de-installing the SQL Server 7.0 software and OLAP services
and how to plan for an upgrade of SQL Server 6.0 or 6.5 to Version
7.0. This course is written to SQL Server 7.0. Related Exams:
Prepares users for both Microsoft Exams #070-028 Administering
Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 and #070-029 Designing and Implementing
Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 7.0. |
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| SQL Server 7.0: Management
Part I |
Course Code M0850 |
| This course is designed to teach the skills necessary
to take full advantage of SQL Server 7.0 features and enhancements
used to manage data. SQL Server 7.0 contains two powerful tools
foe managing data: Transact-SQL at the command-line level and
SQL Server Wizard features. This course presents a comprehensive
view of the database development process by outlining the processes
of creating the database, managing elements and data, and building
retrieval features. Students begin with an overview of elemental
database objectives. The student learns to use Transact-SQL
commands, SQL Server 7.0 Wizards, and SQL Server 7.0 Managers
to manage database contents, schema and performance. This course
is written to SQL Server 7.0. Related Exams: Prepares users
for both Microsoft Exams #070-028 Administering Microsoft SQL
Server 7.0 and #070-029 Designing and Implementing Databases
with Microsoft SQL Server 7.0. |
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| SQL Server 7.0: Management
Part II |
Course Code M0860 |
| This course provides the skills to database administrators,
managers, and users so that they may take full advantage of
SQL Server 7.0 features. It explains how to use the fundamental
elements of Transact-SQL, how to use the SELECT statement, and
how to monitor database performance. It also examines stored
procedures and joins. Related Exam: Prepares users for both
Microsoft Exams #070-028 Administering Microsoft SQL Server
7.0 and #070-029 Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft
SQL Server 7.0. |
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| SQL Server 7.0: Management
Part III |
Course Code M0870 |
| This course explains how to design a logical model
of a database and identifies the components to use in order
to organize and access a SQL Server database. It describes the
advanced programmatic features of the SQL language, which can
be used to extend the functionality of SQL stored procedures.
Additionally, this course examines the functions of a SQL cursor,
including how to navigate a result set using a cursor. It describes
different types of cursors and the meaning of the global and
local scope of a cursor. It also explains how to design and
manage explicit, implicit, and automatic transactions and it
describes different locks. Related Exam: Microsoft exams #070-028
Administering Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 and #070-029 Designing
and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 7.0. |
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| SQL Server 7.0: Data
Warehousing Using SQL Pt I |
Course Code M0880 |
| This course is designed to help students gain
knowledge of the core components of data warehousing, application
development tools, and SQL management tools. The course introduces
basic concepts, terminology for understanding SQL Server 7.0,
relational databases, Structured Query Language, and new or
improved features. It builds on this foundation to cover client/server,
web applications, programming, replication, administration,
security, and configuration/optimization. Data Warehousing,
sometimes called Decision Support System (DSS) is a multi-step
process of collecting, cleansing, and storing data for use in
analyses and reporting applications, making information available
to a wide audience of end users. A Data Warehouse refers to
an enterprise-level store of standardized and summarized information.
A Data Mart refers to a targeted subset of that information.
Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) is then used to process
the data. Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 provides several powerful
tools for building data warehouses and data marts, and OLAP
systems. Using the Data Transformation Services (DTS) Package
Designer, the user can define steps, workflow, and transformations
necessary to build a data warehouse. Microsoft Decisions Support
Services, providing a robust OLAP server, and the client Microsoft
PivotTable Service, are used to analyze data. This course is
written to SQL Server 7.0. Related Exam: Prepares users for
both Microsoft Exams #070-028 Administering Microsoft SQL Server
7.0 and #070-029 Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft
SQL Server 7.0 Database administrators, Database analysts, and
Database developers who are working toward the Microsoft Certified
Database Administrator (MCDBA) credential. The series is designed
to help the student pass the Microsoft Exam 70-028: Administering
Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 and Exam 70-029: Designing and Implementing
Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 7.0. This series is also
appropriate for individuals who derive physical database designs,
develop logical data models, create physical databases, create
data services by using Transact-SQL, manage and maintain databases,
configure and manage security, monitor and optimize databases,
and install and configure Microsoft SQL Server. for Database
Administrators preparing for SQL Server Exams. |
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| SQL Server 7.0: Data
Warehousing Using SQL Pt II |
Course Code M0890 |
| This course is a multi-step process of collecting,
cleansing, and storing data for use in analyses and reporting
applications, and making information available to a wide audience
of end-users. Using the Data Transformation Services Package
Designer, the student will be able to define steps, workflow,
and transformations necessary to build a data warehouse. |
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| SQL Server 7.0: Developing
SQL Client/Srvr Pt I |
Course Code M0900 |
| This course is designed to present a comprehensive
view of the client/server application. The course outlines the
structure and elements of client/server architecture, interfaces
available, strategies in accessing data from the client side
through queries, and tools available with SQL Server 7.0 to
improve and enhance the query process. The student will learn
to create a multi-tiered client/server structure and to use
OLE DB, ActiveX, ODBCDirect, Microsoft English Query, Query
Analyzer and to create and evaluate queries. In a corporate
setting, the primary factors in implementing a client/server
application are the client/server architecture, the client-side
means for manipulating data, client-side design and optimization
techniques, and means of accessing the data. The special features
that distinguish SQL Server 7.0 from version 6.5 are highlighted,
including query improvements such as support for heterogeneous
queries and a new query product that allows users to submit
queries in English. This course is written to SQL Server 7.0.
Related Exams: Prepares users for both Microsoft Exams #070-028
Administering Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 and #070-029 Designing
and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 7.0. |
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| SQL Server 7.0: Developing
SQL Client/Srvr Pt II |
Course Code M0910 |
| This course is designed to present a comprehensive
view of the client/server application. The course outlines the
structure and elements of client/server architecture, interfaces
available, strategies in accessing data from the client side
through queries, and tools available with SQL Server 7.0 to
improve and enhance the query process. The student will learn
to create a multi-tiered client/server structure and to use
OLE DB, ActiveX, ODBCDirect, Microsoft English Query, Query
Analyzer and to create and evaluate queries. In a corporate
setting, the primary factors in implementing a client/server
application are the client/server architecture, the client-side
means for manipulating data, client-side design and optimization
techniques, and means of accessing the data. The special features
that distinguish SQL Server 7.0 from version 6.5 are highlighted,
including query improvements such as support for heterogeneous
queries and a new query product that allows users to submit
queries in English. This course is written to SQL Server 7.0.
Related Exams: Prepares users for both Microsoft Exams #070-028
Administering Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 and #070-029 Designing
and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 |
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| SQL Server 7.0: Advanced
Features Part I |
Course Code M0920 |
| This course describes this integration with Microsoft
Office 2000 and Visual Studio. The course presents advanced
failover support methods, including server cluster management,
warm spares, and redundant hardware. In addition, It outlines
linked and remote servers, and techniques to manage transactions
distributed over these servers. The course topics outline the
syntax and function of advances Transact-SQL, and ODS-based
queries, methods of managing SQL Server failover support, distributed
transaction fundamentals, Office 2000 integration, and Visual
Studio integration. The student will learn to create heterogeneous,
distributed queries, and fundamentals of managing the server
arrays that require advanced query techniques. The course presents
an overview of the Microsoft Visual Studio software and how
it is used to create applications for SQL Server 7.0. This course
is written to SQL Server 7.0. Related Exam: Prepares users for
both Microsoft Exams #070-028 Administering Microsoft SQL Server
7.0 and #070-029 Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft
SQL Server 7.0. |
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| SQL Server 7.0: Advanced
Features Part II |
Course Code M0930 |
| This course describes this integration with Microsoft
Office 2000 and Visual Studio. The course presents advanced
failover support methods, including server cluster management,
warm spares, and redundant hardware. In addition, It outlines
linked and remote servers, and techniques to manage transactions
distributed over these servers. The course topics outline the
syntax and function of advances Transact-SQL, and ODS-based
queries, methods of managing SQL Server failover support, distributed
transaction fundamentals, Office 2000 integration, and Visual
Studio integration. The student will learn to create heterogeneous,
distributed queries, and fundamentals of managing the server
arrays that require advanced query techniques. The course presents
an overview of the Microsoft Visual Studio software and how
it is used to create applications for SQL Server 7.0. This course
is written to SQL Server 7.0.Related Exam: Prepares users for
both Microsoft Exams #070-028 Administering Microsoft SQL Server
7.0 and #070-029 Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft
SQL Server 7.0. |
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| SQL Server 7.0: Web
Integration |
Course Code M0940 |
| This course introduces several new or enhanced
technologies, procedures, and tools for increased dependence
on the Web for business applications. The course presents a
comprehensive view of Web applications with SQL Server 7.0.
The course outlines Microsoft's overall Web strategy, including
reasons for linking the databases to Web clients, possible tasks
that can be accomplished through Web applications, tools used
for integration and technologies involved. This course introduces
the overall concept of web and database integration with Microsoft's
SQL Server 7.0 and then describes the elements of and enhancements
to the Web Assistant in version 7.0 and how to use the Web Assistant
and its Wizard. The course describes enhancements to the Micros
oft server product, Internet Information Server, how it works,
and what tools are available. Many of the Micros oft technologies
have broader SQL Server 7.0 application, but for Web integration,
they mean ease of integration, speed, and flexibility for users.
Discussed are two programming interfaces recognized by Internet
Information Server (ISAPI and CGI), ActiveX Data Objects (ADO),
OLE DB, and ASP. Operating from the client side of the architectural
model, the ActiveX Documents, ActiveX Controls, ActiveX Scripting,
and English Query tools enhance the user's ability to query
the database and to transmit the request. This course is written
to SQL Server 7.0. Related Exams: Prepares users for both Microsoft
Exams #070-028 Administering Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 and #070-029
Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server
7.0. |
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| SQL Server 7.0: Database
Administration Part I |
Course Code M2130 |
| This course builds upon previous courses by covering
database management, and provides a foundation for advanced
courses on data warehousing, client/server application development,
and SQL to IIS active server pages. Related Exams: Prepares
users for both Microsoft Exams #070-028 Administering Microsoft
SQL Server 7.0 and #070-029 Designing and Implementing Databases
with Microsoft SQL Server 7.0. |
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| SQL Server 7.0: Database
Administration Part II |
Course Code M2140 |
| Microsoft exams #070-028 Administering Microsoft
SQL Server 7.0 and #070-029, Designing and Implementing Databases
with Microsoft SQL Server 7.0. |
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