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Saturday, February 7, 2009
70-290, dr simz and vce - Window 2003 Server
All you need to get 900+ points on the exam. The file consists of:
- dr simz
- TESTINSIDE 70-290 by.Dundar.Version_9.5_corrected.vce
The vce file has a great feature - it has EXPLENATIONS, so go ahead and try to understand the answers!
good luck!
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CBT-Upgrading Your MCDST Certification to MCITP Enterprise Support
Trainer: Timothy L. Warner
Running Time: 9 Hours
Will you have the professional-level certification you need when your current or future employer shifts from XP/Office 2003 to Vista/Office 2007?
Prepare for that future by upgrading from MCDST to MCITP certification.
You can get MCITP certified by passing just one Microsoft exam: 70-621. And with Tim Warner’s help you’ll do it. Tim has mapped each video in his latest training series to that test.
And while Tim’s training is preparing you for the exam, you’ll become a Vista-based Enterprise Support Technician — an expert in Vista deployment and application/network troubleshooting. Tim will show you how to:
- Plan for and perform Vista installations
- Perform post-installation configuration
- Administer Vista security (user account control)
- Configure Vista networking
- Support built-in Vista Applications like Windows Mail and Windows Meeting Space
- Maintain Vista with new Microsoft tools
- Manage Vista mobile features like Tablet PC and Power Management
- Troubleshoot Vista using support tools and methodologies
70-621 is a composite exam developed from 70-620 and 70-622. Tim has passed the 70-621 exam, has carefully reviewed all of Microsoft’s review materials for the 70-621 and its two source tests and distilled everything he’s learned down to the exam’s essentials.
There are no holes in his training. The entire course was designed with your MCITP certification in mind.
Microsoft Windows Vista: Upgrading Your MCDST Certification to MCITP Enterprise Support Exam-Pack 70-621 Contents:
- Course Overview
- Installing Windows Vista, Part 1
- Installing Windows Vista, Part 2
- Performing Post-Installation Configuration, Part 1
- Performing Post-Installation Configuration, Part 2
- Administering Windows Vista Security, Part 1
- Administering Windows Vista Security, Part 2
- Configuring Windows Vista Networking, Part 1
- Configuring Windows Vista Networking, Part 2
- Supporting Built-In Applications, Part 1
- Supporting Built-In Applications, Part 2
- Maintaining Windows Vista, Part 1
- Maintaining Windows Vista, Part 2
- Managing Windows Vista Mobile Features, Part 1
- Managing Windows Vista Mobile Features, Part 2
- Troubleshooting Windows Vista, Part 1
- Troubleshooting Windows Vista, Part 2
Here’s what you’ll learn in each video of the Microsoft Windows Vista: Upgrading You MCDST Certification to MCITP Enterprise Support (Exam -Pack 70-621) series:
Video #1 - “Course Overview” - In this introductory nugget we set the stage for the rest of the series. Specifically, we define the term “enterprise support technician” as well as the myriad roles an EST actually performs in the IT industry. Next we examine this series from a “bird’s eye” perspective so you can gain an excellent conceptual understanding of the course. Finally, we take a long, detailed look at the 70-621 exam, and how this series can help you attain your goal of upgrading your MCDST certification to the MCITP in Enterprise Support. Topics include:
- What is an Enterprise Support Technician?
- Course Overview
- Understanding the 70-621 Exam
Video #2 - “Installing Windows Vista Part 1″ - In this nugget we lay the foundation for the rest of the nugget series. First we must understand what design decisions went into Vista’s development. Next, we consider the planning and implementation requirements for performing clean and upgrade installations of Windows Vista. This nugget contains lots of practical advice as well as “exam alert” tips. Topics include:
- Understanding Windows Vista
- Planning and Performing a Clean Installation
- Planning and Performing an Upgrade Installation
Relevant Exam Objectives
- Installing Windows Vista
- Identifying System Requirements
- Upgrading from Earlier Version of Windows
Video #3 - “Installing Windows Vista Part 2″ - In this nugget we examine how companies can perform mass/automated deployments of Windows Vista. By necessity, this involves some discussion of the Business Desktop Deployment (BDD) tools, Windows Pre-installation Environment (PE), and Lite Touch/Zero Touch installation methodologies. Next we learn how to cleanly migrate user state data during refresh (wipe and load) and in-place upgrade Vista installation scenarios. Windows Product Activation 2.0 is a big advancement in the Microsoft OS licensing front, so we’ll learn how that works. Finally, we will discuss effective troubleshooting techniques for resolving installation problems with Windows Vista. Topics include:
- Understanding the Windows Vista Deployment Process
- Administering User State Migration
- Troubleshooting Windows Product Activation
- Troubleshooting Installation Problems
Relevant Exam Objectives
- Deploying from a Custom Image
- Troubleshooting Installation Issues
Video #4 - “Performing Post-Installation Configuration Part 1″ - By now we have performed our initial installation of Windows Vista; where do we go from here? Well, we start by understanding how to install, upgrade, configure, and maintain device drivers. We then learn the “ins and outs” of that fancy new user interface (UI) in Vista known as Aero. Although Parental Controls are available only in consumer editions of Windows Vista, they sometimes come in handy for small office environments. To that end, we will learn how to control and monitor user behavior with this tool. Finally, we dive into the built-in accessibility options in Vista to assist those with vision, hearing, or fine motor difficulties have a more enjoyable and productive experience with the Windows Vista OS. Topics include:
- Managing Device Drivers
- Configuring Windows Aero
- Administering Parental Controls
- Configuring Accessibility Options
Relevant Exam Objectives
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Post-Installation System Settings
- Troubleshooting Post-Installation Configuration Issues
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Windows Aero
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Parental Controls
Video #5 - “Performing Post-Installation Configuration Part 2″ - Internet Explorer 7.0 is a vast improvement over IE 6.0 with respect to security and overall useability. In this nugget we examine some of these new features in IE 7.0 in great detail. We also learn all about User Account Control (UAC), the much-loved (or hated, depending upon your perspective) new user account security feature built into Windows Vista. UAC and IE 7.0 are covered extensively on the 70-621 exam, so these topics in particular are crucial for your certification exam success. Topics include:
- Configuring Internet Explorer 7.0
- Administering User Account Control (UAC)
- Configuring Windows Internet Explorer
- Managing Local Security Policy
- Configuring Windows Defender
- Configuring and Troubleshooting User Account Control
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Windows Defender
- Troubleshooting Security Configuration Issues
- Troubleshooting Authentication Issues
- Configuring Windows Firewall
- Enabling BitLocker Drive Encryption
- Troubleshooting Security Configuration Issues
- Configuring Security Settings in Windows Firewall
- Configuring BitLocker
- Configuring Networking
- Managing Network Services
- Troubleshooting Network Protocols
- Configuring Remote Access
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Networking
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Network Protocols and Services
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Remote Access
- Troubleshooting Connectivity Issues
- Troubleshooting Access to Network Resources
- Using the Network and Sharing Center
- Configuring Wireless Access
- Administering Network Security
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Wireless Networking
- Configuring Network Security
- Troubleshooting Access to Network Resources
- Using the Network and Sharing Center to Configure Networking
- Troubleshooting Connectivity Issues
- Configuring Media Applications
- Administering Windows Mail
- Managing Windows Meeting Space
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Media Applications
- Configuring Windows Mail
- Configuring Windows Meeting Space
- Using Windows Calendar [calendar subscription update intervals]
- Configuring Windows Fax and Scan [create new fax account]
- Managing Windows Sidebar [discuss sideshow;close sidebar;move to other side of screen]
- Configuring Windows Calendar
- Configuring Windows Fax and Scan
- Configuring Windows Sidebar
- Configuring Event Forwarding
- Administering the Task Scheduler
- Managing and Maintaining Systems that are Running Windows Vista
- Configuring and Managing the Task Scheduler
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Event Forwarding
- Troubleshooting Performance and Reliability
- Applying Updates
- Administering Data Protection
- Troubleshooting Performance and Reliability Issues
- Applying and Troubleshooting Updates
- Configuring Data Protection
- Understanding Mobile Computing
- Configuring Display Settings
- Using the Sync Center
- Configuring and Troubleshooting Mobile Computing
- Configuring Mobile Display Settings
- Configuring Mobile Devices
- Managing Power Options
- Configuring Tablet PC Options
- Configuring Tablet PC Software
- Configuring Power Options
- Understanding Troubleshooting Methodology
- Performing Remote Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting the Operating System
- Configure and troubleshoot access to resources
- Troubleshoot authentication issues
- Troubleshooting Policy Settings
- Troubleshooting Device Drivers
- Managing Printers
- Configure and troubleshoot access to resources
- Troubleshooting Policy Settings
Relevant Exam Objectives
Video #6 - “Administering Windows Vista Security Part 1″ - Ah, Group Policy! In this nugget we examine the local “flavor” of Group Policy, paying specific attention to (a) some of the enhancements to GP that Vista brings to the table; and (b) how the local security policy can be leveraged to reduce the attack surface of a Windows Vista computer. The second half of this nugget deals with Microsoft’s on-board antimalware tool, Windows Defender. Again, Defender is a hot topic on the 70-621 exam, so listen closely and learn thoroughly! Topics include:
Relevant Exam Objectives
Video #7 - “Administering Windows Vista Security Part 2″ - As Windows Firewall was an excellent extension to Windows XP in the Service Pack 2 release, so is the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security tool a wonderful addition to Windows Vista. In this nugget, we learn how to manage this full-featured software firewall that gives us (among many other things) bi-directional stateful packet inspection functionality to our OS. The other “centerpiece” of this nugget is BitLocker drive encryption. You will learn how the technology works, and then watch a demo that makes understanding BitLocker a snap. Topics include:
Relevant Exam Objectives
Video #8 - “Configuring Windows Vista Networking Part 1″ - In this nugget we compare and contrast local-area and wide-area networking from Windows XP to Windows Vista. Perhaps the biggest change from XP to Vista with regard to networking is the Network and Sharing Center, which is introduced in this nugget. Additionally, we consider the basics of setting up both LAN and WAN connections in Vista and performing network troubleshooting. Topics include:
Relevant Exam Objectives
Video #9 - “Configuring Windows Vista Networking Part 2″ - In this nugget we continue our journey through the wild and wooly world of Windows Vista networking. Here we examine in much greater detail the inner workings of the Network and Sharing Center, and configure discovery options and resource sharing. Because we are enterprise support technicians, we must also consider the built-in networking troubleshooting tools that are included in Windows Vista, and learn how to use them to solve network-related issues. Topics include:
Relevant Exam Objectives
Video #10 - “Supporting Built-In Applications Part 1″ - In this nugget we consider the first-party applications that are bundled with the Windows Vista operating system. First we take a look at media applications: Windows Media Player and Windows Media Center. Next we learn how to manage two current-gen replacements for older technologies: Windows Mail, which is the successor to Outlook Express; and Windows Meeting Space, which is the successor to NetMeeting. Topics include:
Relevant Exam Objectives
Video# 11 - “Supporting Built-In Applications Part 2″ - Topics include:
Relevant Exam Objectives
Video #12 - “Maintaining Windows Vista Part 1″ - The Windows Vista Product Team made some great functionality changes to both the age-old Event Viewer as well as the Task Scheduler. In this nugget we deep-dive into configuring event forwarding, in which we can “subscribe” to some or all event log data from one or more remote Windows Vista workstation computers. We will also examine the greatly enhanced Task Scheduler, and learn both how to get around in the tool as well as what types of related questions we can expect to see on the 70-621 exam. Topics include:
Relevant Exam Objectives
Video #13 - “Maintaining Windows Vista Part 2″ - If you have used the Performance console in Windows XP, then you are in for a treat. In this nugget we work with the new Reliability and Performance Monitor tool to obtain a detailed picture with regard to a Windows Vista computer’s system health. We also contrast how Windows Update and Automatic Update work in Windows Vista vis-a-vis Windows XP. Finally, we take control of data protection by understanding the Encrypting File System, or EFS. Topics include:
Relevant Exam Objectives
Video #14 - “Managing Windows Vista Mobile Features Part 1″ - The Microsoft Windows Vista Product Team did a great job at improving the operating system’s performance and behavior when it is run on mobile computers. In this nugget we first define our terms (for instance, what exactly IS a “mobile computer”?). Next, we manage display settings to maximize battery life as well as to make our laptop more flexible when giving presentations. We also consider the new Windows Vista Sync Center, which constitutes a single, unified interface for all of your device-PC and PC-device synchronization pairings. Topics include:
Relevant Exam Objectives
Video #15 - “Managing Windows Vista Mobile Features Part 2″ - In this nugget we continue our discussion of Windows Vista features designed with mobile computers in mind. Specifically, we cover power options, which represents a significant portion of the 70-621 upgrade exam. We also learn about Tablet PC functionality in Windows Vista. For instance, you might be surprised to learn that we no longer are required to purchase a specific edition of Windows Vista to enjoy Tablet PC features. Topics include:
Relevant Exam Objectives
Video #16 - “Troubleshooting Windows Vista Part 1″ - Topics include:
Relevant Exam Objectives
Video #17 - “Troubleshooting Windows Vista Part 2″ - Topics include:
Relevant Exam Objectives
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CBT Planning and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure
This training focuses on how to design and plan for a Windows Server 2003 network infrastructure. You’ll learn about a variety of networking topics as well as numerous options available from Microsoft such as Terminal Services and Software Update Services. Security features in Server 2003 have been significantly upgraded from Server 2000 and this training covers security templates, remote authentication, private keys, smart cards, wireless security and the Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer.
Instructor James Conrad is one of the leading experts on Server 2003 and provides numerous tips, tricks and real-world examples to help you learn the technology as well as put it to use. James delivers the material with a quick-wit and easy going style that makes it easy to comprehend complex topics.
There are 27 videos providing more than 13 hours of instruction. A basic understanding of computers and networking, such as the A+/Network+ Combo Pack, as well as the material covered in Exam-Packs 70-290 and 70-291 is recommended before viewing this training.
Exam Pack 70-293 Contents:
- Series Intro
- Operating Systems and Server Roles
- Security Settings
- Security Settings and GPO
- Security Templates
- Network Planning and Design
- TCP/IP Planning: Addresses and Subnetting
- IP Configuration
- Internet Connectivity
- Routing: Static, RIP, and OSPF
- Remote Access Authentication & Policies
- WINS
- DNS Part 1
- DNS Part 2
- Private Key Infrastructure Part 1
- Private Key Infrastructure Part 2
- Enrollment
- Smart Cards
- Wireless Security Part 1
- Wireless Security Part 2
- IPSec Part 1
- IPSec Part 2
- Performance, Network Load-Balancing, Clustering Part 1
- Network Load-Balancing, Clustering Part 2
- Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer, Software Update Services
- Remote Assistance and Terminal Services
- System Recovery
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CBT Nuggets-Planning, Implementing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Infrastructure
Active Directory is one of the most compelling features of Windows Server 2003 and this training teaches you how to install, configure and manage an Active Directory infrastructure. You’ll learn how to plan and implement user and group security and policies, troubleshooting and replication.
Instructor James Conrad is one of the leading experts on Server 2003 and provides numerous tips, tricks and real-world examples to help you learn the technology as well as put it to use. James delivers the material with a quick-wit and easy going style that makes it easy to comprehend complex topics.
There are 17 videos providing more than 9 hours of instruction. A basic understanding of computers and networking, such as the A+/Network+ Combo Pack, as well as the material covered in Exam-Packs 70-290 and 70-291 is recommended before viewing this training.
Exam Pack 70-294 Contents:
- Series Intro
- Active Directory Introduction
- Installing Active Directory
- Functional Levels
- The Schema
- User Principal Names and Trusts
- The Global Catalog and Universal Group Caching
- Operations Master Roles
- Replication
- Sites
- Active Directory Tools
- User Authentication
- Security Groups
- Organizational Units
- Group Policy Part 1
- Group Policy Part 2
- Group Policy Part 3
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Winstructor - 70-291 Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure
Exam 70-291 contains the following Training Videos:
DHCP Server
Duration: 28:21
In this Video we demonstrate how to Create a DHCP Server on a Windows 2003 Server. We cover Installing, Configuring, Backing Up, Restoring and Troubleshooting your DHCP Server.
DHCP Relay Agent
Duration: 3:55
In this Video we demonstrate how to Create a DHCP Relay Agent on a Windows 2003 Server, so your clients on a Remote Network Segment can be issued with a Dynamic IP Address.
Introduction and Installing DNS
Duration: 11:58
In this Video we Introduce you to DNS and its hierarchical structure. We then Install DNS on a Windows 2003 Server and demonstrate its ability to resolve host names immediately.
DNS Resolution
Duration: 8:24
In this Video we discuss DNS Resolution in detail. We show you exactly what happens when a client computer needs to resolve a Hostname to an IP Address.
DNS Zones
Duration: 26:31
In this Video we create Forward and Reverse Lookups on Primary, Secondary, Stub and Active Directory Integrated Zones. We discuss why you’d choose one Zone type over another and end with a demonstration on Delegating DNS.
DNS Records
Duration: 38:21
In this Video we demonstrate how to Create DNS Records on a Windows 2003 Server and discuss the various types of DNS Records, as well as experimental and records that are coming in the future.
Administering DNS
Duration: 30:01
In this Video we show you how to Administer a DNS Server. As DNS is the foundation of your Active Directory Infrastructure, you need to make sure that DNS is working properly. We show you how!
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