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IT Vendor Courses   Microsoft Windows 2003 Training Courses

M2281: Designing a Microsoft Windows .NET Directory Services Infrastructure (Beta)

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Course Duration: 3 days

Course Code: M2281

Course Description:

This course is intended for information technology (IT) professionals responsible for designing the Windows .NET-based directory services infrastructure for their organization.

 

Typically, these individuals provide the following functions:

• Review data identifying customer requirements and incorporate data into the directory services design
• Use business goals to drive technology design and implementation
• Identify, interpret, and evaluate system and network requirements
• Identify or review network architecture, topology, interdependencies, and constraints
• Evaluate the impact of the design on each dependant component Plan and document system and network configurations

 

This course is not necessary for people who have attended Course 1561, Designing a Microsoft Windows® 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure.

Prerequisites:

Before attending this course, students must have:
Successfully completed Course 2270, Updating Support Skills from Microsoft Windows NT® 4.0 to Microsoft Windows .NET or have equivalent knowledge and skills.
Or Successfully completed Course 2154, Implementing and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services or have equivalent knowledge and skills.

Prerequisite courses:

M2154: Implementing and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services

This course includes the following modules:

Introduction to Designing an Active Directory Infrastructure

• Introduction to Active Directory
• The Active Directory Life Cycle
• Active Directory Design Tasks
• Active Directory Design Guidelines
• The Active Directory Design Plan

Designing a Forest Structure

• Introduction to Designing a Forest Structure
• Determining the Number of Forests
• Defining a Forest Change Control Policy
• Lab A: Designing a Forest Structure
• Lab Discussion: Designing a Forest Structure
• Best Practices

Designing a Domain Structure

• Introduction to Designing a Domain Structure
• Collecting Organizational Information
• Determining the Number of Domains
• Determining the Design of the Forest Root Domain
• Determining a Domain Hierarchy
• Evaluating the Domain Design
• Modifying the Domain Structure After Deployment
• Demonstration: Visio Professional 2002
• Lab A: Designing a Domain Structure
• Lab Discussion: Designing a Domain Structure
• Best Practices

Designing a DNS Namespace Solution for Active Directory

• Introduction to Designing an Active Directory Namespace Solution
• DNS Requirements for Active Directory
• Assessing the Existing DNS Environment
• Determining Names for Active Directory Domains
• Designing the Active Directory Namespace
• Lab A: Designing a DNS Namespace Solution for Active Directory
• Lab Discussion: Designing a DNS Namespace Solution for Active Directory
• Best Practices

Designing a Site Topology

• Introduction to Designing a Site Topology
• Designing the Sites
• Designing the Inter-site Replication Topology
• Designing the Inter-site Replication Topology
• Determining the Placement of Servers in Sites
• Lab A: Designing a Site Topology
• Lab Discussion: Designing a Site Topology
• Best Practices

Designing an Organizational Unit Structure

• Introduction to Designing an Organizational Unit Structure
• Designing an Organizational Unit Structure
• Examining Organizational Unit Structures
• Determining Delegation of Administration Requirements
• Determining Group Policy Requirements
• Lab A: Designing an Organizational Unit Structure
• Lab Discussion: Designing an Organizational Unit Structure
• Best Practices

Designing an Active Directory Solution

• Introduction to Designing an Active Directory Solution
• Designing for an Existing Infrastructure
• Designing for Performance
• Designing for Administration
• Designing for Security
• Designing for Change
• Combining Functional Requirements
• Lab A: Designing an Active Directory Solution
• Lab Discussion: Designing an Active Directory Solution

 

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