Pass4sure techXams: May 2009

This training focuses on how to design and plan for a Windows Server 2003 network infrastructure. You’ll learn about a variety of networking topics as well as numerous options available from Microsoft such as Terminal Services and Software Update Services. Security features in Server 2003 have been significantly upgraded from Server 2000 and this training covers security templates, remote authentication, private keys, smart cards, wireless security and the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer.

Instructor James Conrad is one of the leading experts on Server 2003 and provides numerous tips, tricks and real-world examples to help you learn the technology as well as put it to use. James delivers the material with a quick-wit and easy going style that makes it easy to comprehend complex topics.

There are 27 videos providing more than 13 hours of instruction. A basic understanding of computers and networking, such as the A+/Network+ Combo Pack, as well as the material covered in Exam-Packs 70-290 and 70-291 is recommended before viewing this training.

Exam Pack 70-293 Contents:

- Series Intro
- Operating Systems and Server Roles
- Security Settings
- Security Settings and GPO
- Security Templates
- Network Planning and Design
- TCP/IP Planning: Addresses and Subnetting
- IP Configuration
- Internet Connectivity
- Routing: Static, RIP, and OSPF
- Remote Access Authentication & Policies
- WINS
- DNS Part 1
- DNS Part 2
- Private Key Infrastructure Part 1
- Private Key Infrastructure Part 2
- Enrollment
- Smart Cards
- Wireless Security Part 1
- Wireless Security Part 2
- IPSec Part 1
- IPSec Part 2
- Performance, Network Load-Balancing, Clustering Part 1
- Network Load-Balancing, Clustering Part 2
- Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer, Software Update Services
- Remote Assistance and Terminal Services
- System Recovery