Windows Server 2003: Implementing Network Hosts

Learning Outcomes:

• Accurately describe the TCP/IP protocol suite, and monitor network connectivity with information provided in the Lesson Lab.

• Correctly assign valid IP addresses in multiple subnets using the given parameters.

• Utilizing the set of criteria provided in the Activity Lab, efficiently calculate custom subnet masks.

• As assigned by the instructor successfully configure a client for Name Resolution and configure a client IP address.

• Isolate common connectivity issues by using diagnostic tools provided and diagnose network problems with 90% accuracy.

During this 2 day course you will implement network hosts on a Windows Server 2003 network infrastructure.

* Reviewing the Suite of TCP/IP Protocols
* Assigning IP Addresses in a Multiple Subnet Network
* Assigning a Static IP Address
* Configuring a Client for Dynamic IP Addressing
* Configuring a Client with an Alternate TCP/IP Configuration
* Examine the Name Resolution Process
* Manage the ARP Cache
* Configure Static NetBIOS and Static Host Name Resolution
* Isolating Common Connectivity Issues
* Differences Between Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003
* Subnet Mask Tables

Windows Server 2003: Implementing Network Hosts

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: Review the TCP/IP protocol suite. Monitor network connectivity. Determine valid IP address schemes for networks with multiple subnets. Calculate custom subnet masks. Manage the routing table. Expand the IP address Space. Configure a client for Name Resolution. Configure a client IP address. Isolate common connectivity issues by using diagnostic tools. Diagnose network problems.

Class targeted to:

* Entry level IT professionals who are new to hands-on Windows server and network administration, and those individuals who are preparing for exam 70-291, a core requirement for the MCSA and MCSE certification credentials.

Prerequisites:

* It is recommended: A+, Network+ and Windows Server 2003: Managing the Environment or equivalent knowledge and skills.