Windows 2002 Directory Services Design - W2SD Description ATS’s Windows 2000 Directory Services Design training course will give you the essential knowledge and skills to design a directory services infrastructure for Windows 2000. At the conclusion of this course, you will understand how to evaluate an organization’s information technology needs, then design an active directory infrastructure to accommodate those needs, as well as be prepared to pass exam #70-219.
Module 1 Section A: Introduction Overview • What is Active Directory? • Domain
Structure • Active Directory Benefits • Active Directory Components
• Operations Master Section B: Active Directory Design Strategy • Why Design? • Active
Directory Architect • Design Process Section C: Business Analysis • Analyze Organization • Security Needs
Section D: Technical Analysis • IT Management • Evaluate Environment
• Desktop Management • Analyze Impact Section E: Data Gathering • United Space Systems • USS IT Functions
• USS Interviews • USS Network Map • USS Network Servers Section F: Planning Active Directory Names • Strategy • Namespace
Options • Other Names Module 2 Section A: DNS Server Strategy • Plan DNS • DNS in Active Directory
• DNS Servers • Other Services Section B: Directory Services Architecture • Directory Design • Single
Domain • Using a Tree • Building a Tree • Active Directory Tree
• Using a Forest • Active Directory Forest Section C: Active Directory Resource Access • Forest Resources •
Trusts • Kerberos • Authorization • Shortcut Trusts Section D: Active Directory Delegation • Delegation Options • Business
Factors • Design Structure • Location Design • Organizational
Design • Decentralization • OU Structure • Admins Group •
Delegate Control Section E: Active Directory Permissions • Overview • Ownership •
Specific Permissions • Wizard vs. Manual • Scope of Permissions •
Site Level • Best Practices Section F: Group Policy • Overview • Business Factors • Creating
Group Policy • Configuration Options • Change Policy • Linking
Policy Module 3 Section A: Applying Group Policy • GPO Types • Site Level GPO •
Domain Level GPO • OU Level GPO • Design Guidelines • Group Policy
Performance • Optimizing Performance Section B: Group Policy Delegation • GPO Control • Group Policy MMC
• Blocking & Filtering • Delegating Control Section C: Organizational Units • OU Strategy • Upper Level OUs •
Lower Level OUs • OUs with a Purpose • Designing Security Groups Section D: Directory Services Coexistence • Overview • NetWare Interoperability
Section E: Site Topology • Overview • Design Site Structure •
Site Links • USS Network • Creating a New Site • Creating Subnets
• Inter-Site Transports • Default Sites Section F: Active Directory Replication • Overview • Inter-Site Replication
• Bridgeheads • Between Domains Module 4 Section A: Active Directory Schema • Defining Schema • Schema Modification
• Classes • Modification Issues • Schema Policy Section B: Flexible Single Master Operations • FSMO Roles • Placement
& Operations Grouping • Moving Roles Section C: Designing Service Locations • Domain Controllers • Global
Catalog Servers • Sites & Servers • DNS Servers Section D: Active Directory Implementation Plan • Overview • NT Upgrade
Section E: Migration to Active Directory • Plan Migration • Clone
Principle • Account Domains • Migrating Accounts & Resources Price £ 625 Complementary Courses
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