Windows Server 2003: Managing the Environment

Learning Outcomes:

• Given the proper parameters, successfully install and configure administrative tools, create an organizational unit, and move domain objects.

• Correctly create and modify groups and group memberships as directed in the exercise.

• Successfully share folders, set NTFS permissions on Files and Folders, determine effective NTFS permissions as indicated in the Lesson Lab.

• Accurately set permissions on Active Directory Objects, delegate OU control as directed in the Lesson Lab.

• Efficiently assign user rights, implement security templates, analyze computer security, implement auditing and manage security logs using a set of criteria.

During this 3 day course you will gain the skills and knowledge needed to effectively maintain server resources, monitor server performance, and safeguard data on a computer.

* Introduction to Administering Accounts and Resources
* Managing Computer and User Accounts
* Managing Groups and Resource Access
* Implementing and Managing Printing
* Managing Access to Objects in Organizational Units
* Implementing Group Policy
* Managing the User Environment by Using Group Policy
* Implementing Administrative Templates and Audit Policy

Windows Server 2003: Managing the Environment

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to: Install and configure administrative tools, create an organizational unit, move domain objects. Manage computer and user accounts. Create and modify groups and group memberships. Share folders, set NTFS permissions on Files and Folders, determine effective NTFS permissions, make files available offline. Install printers, modify access permissions and install printer drivers. Change the location of the print spooler, set printer priorities, schedule availability, configure a printing pool. Set permissions on Active Directory Objects, delegate OU control. Edit local computer policy settings, implement group policy in a domain, manage group policy deployment. Deploy scripts, redirect folders, analyze group policy settings. Assign user rights, implement security templates, analyze computer security, implement auditing and manage security logs.

Class targeted to:

* An entry-level systems administrator with basic Desktop and network support skills or who is preparing for the MS: Certification exam 70-290.

Prerequisites:

* CompTIA + and Network + certifications or equivalent knowledge.