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- Intro to Installing Windows 2000 - Installing Windows 2000
- Intro to Configuring Windows NAT with Windows 2000 - Configuring Windows NAT with Windows 2000
- Intro to Introduction to Active Directory - Introduction to Active Directory
- Intro to Introduction to Group Policy - Introduction to Group Policy
- Intro to XP, Navigation and Desktop Settings
- Remote Assistance (XP)
- Managing Web Services (MCSA)
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Windows 2000 Professional:
Installing Windows 2000 Professional
Installing Windows 2000 Professional GUI mode
Installing RIS
Using SYSPREP
Using Setup Manager
Upgrading from Windows NT 4.0 Workstation
Deployment of Service Packs
Controlling Access to Files and Folders
Manage File Compression
Managing Shares
Combined Permissions
Controlling Access to Web Sites
Managing Printers
Connecting to Internet Printers
Manage Disk Volumes
Installing Video Adapters
Instaling Modems
Update Device Drivers
Multi-Processing
Installing Network Adapters
Manage Driver Signing
Using Task Scheduler
Manage Off-line Files and Folders
Using System Monitor
Hardware Profiles
Backup and Restore
Restore Using Recovery Console
User Profiles
Manage Regional Options
Windows Installer
TCP/IP Protocol
Dial-up Connections
Connect to a Private Network
Connect to a VPN
Configure ICS
Connecting to Shared Resources
Create and Manage Users and Groups
Configure Local Computer Policy Settings
Implementing Auditing
Apply Security Templates
Windows 2000 Server:
Perform an Attended Installation
Upgrade a Server from NT 4.0 to Windows 2000
User and Group Management
Managing Print Servers
Auditing a Windows 2000 Print Server
Configure Stand-Alone DFS
Taking Ownership of Files and Folders
Advanced Web Site Management
Install and Configure NWLink Protocol
Installing and Configuring Gateway Services for Netware
Installing Print Service for Unix
Optimizing Use of System Resources
Tuning the Server Service
Using the Task Manager
Managing the Page File
Backup files and System State Data
Last Known Good Configuration and Safe Mode
Disk Drive Basics
Convert Basic Disks to Dynamic Disks and Manage Simple Volumes
Spanned Volumes
Mirrored Volumes
Stripped Volumes
Raid 5 Volumes
Mount Points and Drive Letters
Disk Quotas
DHCP Basics
DNS Basics
WINS Basics
Configure Windows 2000 as a Network Router
Configure a VPN Server
Configure a NAT Server
Create a Remote Access Policy
Restricting Remote Access with a Policy
Advanced TCP/IP Security
Configure a Terminal Services Client
Configure Terminal Services
Configure Domain Account Policy
GPO and Active Directory Basics
Implementing & Administering Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure:
Install the DNS Server service as a caching only server
Create a Standard Primary Forward Lookup Zone
Create a Standard Primary Reverse Lookup Zone
Configure DNS Client Computers
Modify DNS Settings for Active Directory Integration