McSe Guide to Microsoft Windowns 2000 Networking Certification Edition,9780619186845

McSe Guide to Microsoft Windowns 2000 Networking Certification Edition

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Pub. Date: 2003-03-28
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Summary

MCSE Guide to Microsoft Windows 2000 Networking Certification Edition provides you with the skills to plan, implement, and manage Microsoft's Windows 2000 operating system- skills that are in high demand in today's business environment.

Table of Contents

PREFACE xi
CHAPTER ONE Windows 2000 Networking Overview 1(16)
New Features in Windows 2000
2(2)
Windows 2000 Product Family
4(2)
Windows 2000 Networking Architecture
6(2)
Transport Device Interface
6(1)
Network Driver Interface Specification
6(2)
Networking Protocols Overview
8(1)
Networking Services Overview
9(1)
Chapter Summary
10(1)
Key Terms
10(3)
Review Questions
13(3)
Case Projects
16(1)
CHAPTER TWO Implementing, Configuring, and Troubleshooting Networking Protocols 17(54)
Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
18(2)
TCP/IP Addressing
20(2)
TCP/IP Classes
22(1)
Subnet Masks
23(1)
Subnetting
24(4)
Creating Class C Subnetting Scheme
24(3)
Tailoring a Class B Address
27(1)
Static and Dynamic TCP/IP Addresses
28(5)
Static IP Addresses
29(3)
Dynamic IP Addresses
32(1)
TCP/IP Packet Filtering
33(1)
Troubleshooting TCP/IP
34(14)
lpconfig Commands
35(4)
ping
39(1)
tracert
40(1)
netstat
41(1)
nbtstat
42(1)
netdiag
43(5)
pathpmg
48(1)
Internetwork Packet eXchange/Sequenced Packet Exchange
48(3)
Installing and Configuring NWLink IPX/SPX
51(2)
Network Protocol Bindings
53(2)
Chapter Summary
55(1)
Key Terms
56(3)
Review Questions
59(3)
Hands-on Projects
62(8)
Case Projects
70(1)
CHAPTER THREE Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol 71(36)
Overview of Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
72(1)
DHCP Lease Process
73(6)
Step 1: DHCPDiscover
74(1)
Step 2: DHCPOffer
75(1)
Step 3: DHCPRequest
75(2)
Step 4: DHCPAcknowledgment
77(1)
DHCP Renewal Process
78(1)
Client Configuration for DHCP
79(2)
Installing the DHCP Server Service
81(4)
Configuring a Router to Pass DHCP Traffic
83(1)
Configuring a DHCP Server per Physical Segment
84(1)
DHCP Relay Agents
85(1)
Configuring Scopes
85(3)
Scope Options
88(1)
DHCP and Active Directory
89(1)
Integrating DHCP and DNS
90(1)
Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting DHCP
91(4)
Managing DHCP
91(1)
Monitoring DHCP
92(3)
Troubleshooting DHCP
95(1)
Chapter Summary
95(1)
Key Terms
96(1)
Review Questions
97(3)
Hands-on Projects
100(5)
Case Projects
105(2)
CHAPTER FOUR Domain Name System 107(36)
Domain Name System Overview
108(7)
Hosts Files
108(2)
DNS Structure
110(4)
Resource Records
114(1)
Windows 2000 DNS
115(1)
Installing DNS Service
115(2)
Configuring the DNS Server Service
117(9)
Configuring a Root Name Server
118(2)
Configuring Primary and Secondary Zones
120(2)
Configuring Caching-only Servers
122(2)
Implementing a Delegated Zone for DNS
124(1)
Configuring Zones for Dynamic Updates
125(1)
Creating Resource Records Manually
126(1)
DNS Client Configuration
127(2)
Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting DNS
129(6)
Setting TTL Properties
129(1)
Zone Transfer Settings
130(1)
Monitoring and Testing Tools
131(4)
Chapter Summary
135(1)
Key Terms
135(2)
Review Questions
137(2)
Hands-on Projects
139(3)
Case Projects
142(1)
CHAPTER FIVE Windows Internet Name Service 143(30)
NetBIOS Naming
144(1)
NetBIOS Name Resolution
145(6)
WINS and NetBIOS
151(1)
NetBIOS Name Registration
151(1)
NetBIOS Name Renewal
152(1)
NetBIOS Name Release
152(1)
NetBIOS Name Query
152(2)
WINS in Windows 2000
154(1)
Installing WINS
155(3)
Configuring WINS Replication
158(4)
Configuring Clients for WINS
162(1)
Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting WINS
163(2)
Chapter Summary
165(1)
Key Terms
166(1)
Review Questions
167(2)
Hands-on Projects
169(3)
Case Projects
172(1)
CHAPTER SIX Remote Access in Windows 2000 173(50)
Remote Access Overview
174(7)
Brief History of Remote Access
174(1)
Routing and Remote Access Concepts
174(3)
Remote Access Features
177(1)
Remote Access Security
178(3)
Installing and Configuring Routing and Remote Access
181(2)
Configuring Remote Access
183(16)
Configuring Inbound Connections on the Server
184(6)
Configuring a User for Remote Access
190(9)
Configuring a Virtual Private Networking Connection
199(4)
VPN Components
199(1)
Installing and Configuring a VPN Server
200(3)
Configuring RAS for DHCP Integration
203(3)
Installing the DHCP Relay Agent
204(1)
Configuring the DHCP Relay Agent
204(2)
Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting RAS
206(3)
Monitoring Server Activity
206(1)
Monitoring Ports
206(1)
Logging
207(1)
Using the Net Shell Tool
208(1)
Using Network Monitor
209(1)
Chapter Summary
209(2)
Key Terms
211(3)
Review Questions
214(2)
Hands-on Projects
216(4)
Case Projects
220(3)
CHAPTER SEVEN IP Routing in Windows 2000 223(38)
Routing Overview
224(9)
Direct Routing
224(1)
Indirect Routing
225(3)
Static and Dynamic Routers
228(2)
Routing Protocols
230(3)
Installing and Configuring RRAS
233(3)
Configuring Static Routing
236(3)
Managing Static Routes with the Route Command
236(1)
Managing Static Routes with RRAS
237(2)
Using Dynamic Routing Protocols
239(2)
Configuring RIP
239(1)
Configuring OSPF
240(1)
Working with Interfaces
241(11)
Managing LAN Interfaces
242(2)
Demand-dial Routing Interfaces
244(1)
Adding a LAN Interface to a Protocol
245(7)
Monitoring IP Routing
252(1)
Chapter Summary
253(1)
Key Terms
254(1)
Review Questions
255(2)
Hands-on Projects
257(3)
Case Projects
260(1)
CHAPTER EIGHT IP Security 261(30)
IPSec Overview
262(3)
What IPSec Does
262(1)
Features of IPSec
262(1)
Modes of Operation
263(1)
IPSec Authentication
264(1)
IPSec Architecture
264(1)
Installing IPSec
265(1)
Configuring IPSec
266(15)
Creating a New Policy
268(1)
Configuring a Policy
269(6)
Managing Filter Lists and Actions
275(5)
Applying Policies to the Active Directory
280(1)
Managing and Monitoring IPSec
281(1)
Chapter Summary
282(1)
Key Terms
283(1)
Review Questions
284(2)
Hands-on Projects
286(3)
Case Projects
289(2)
CHAPTER NINE Network Address Translation in Windows 2000 291(26)
Overview
292(4)
Benefits of Address Sharing
293(1)
Public and Private Addressing
293(1)
How NAT Works
294(2)
Differences Between NAT and ICS
296(1)
Installing and Configuring Internet Connection Sharing
296(5)
Installing the ICS service
297(1)
Configuring ICS
298(3)
Installing and Configuring Network Address Translation
301(9)
Installing the NAT Service
301(3)
Configuring NAT Interfaces
304(3)
Configuring NAT Properties
307(3)
Chapter Summary
310(1)
Key Terms
311(1)
Review Questions
312(2)
Hands-on Projects
314(1)
Case Projects
315(2)
CHAPTER TEN Configuring Certificate Services 317(26)
Certificate Services Overview
318(4)
Security Keys
318(1)
Certificates
319(1)
Certificate Authorities
319(3)
The Certificate Store
322(1)
The Certificate Trust List
322(1)
Installing the Certificate Authority
322(4)
Installing Microsoft Certificate Server
322(4)
Installing the Certificates and Certificate Authority Snap-ins
326(1)
Managing the Certificate Authority and Certificates
326(10)
Working with the CA
327(3)
Configuring Properties for the CA Object
330(4)
Certificate Enrollment
334(1)
Managing Revocation
335(1)
Removing Encrypting File System (EFS) Recovery Keys
335(1)
Chapter Summary
336(1)
Key Terms
336(1)
Review Questions
337(2)
Hands-on Projects
339(3)
Case Projects
342(1)
APPENDIX Exam Objectives for MCSE Certification Exam # 70-216: Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure 343(6)
GLOSSARY 349(12)
INDEX 361
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