Windows Server Administration Training Pt 2

Date:

Next training (Every 2 months): Friday, 13 July, 2012 - 09:30-16:30 View all dates

All scheduled dates:

Friday, 13 January, 2012 - 09:30-16:30 (ended)
Friday, 9 March, 2012 - 09:30-16:30 (ended)
Friday, 11 May, 2012 - 09:30-16:30 (ended)
Friday, 13 July, 2012 - 09:30-16:30
Friday, 14 September, 2012 - 09:30-16:30
Friday, 9 November, 2012 - 09:30-16:30

Course Duration: 1 Day

Locations: Nottingham; Birmingham; London

Hunter Systems provide either bespoke or formal Administration training courses. The administration Training can either be conducted on your premises or at our dedicated training centre.

When attending our Administration training course you will be provided with a training manual, buffet lunch and a completion certificate at the end of the course. All our courses are fully interactive and each course tutor is a fully qualified.

Hands on Course

This hands on course provides Systems Administrators with the knowledge
and skills they need to perform administrative duties for Windows Server 2008 and XP Professional systems.

Students learn to install, configure and maintain the client and server operating systems, ensure server security and support users.

Become Familiar With Windows

Attendees will become familiar with Windows XP Professional and the different versions of Server 2008, explore some features of services such as DHCP, and learn to implement security using permissions, encryption and policies. Hands on exercises include installing and configuring client and server systems, creating users and groups, establishing remote desktop connections and setting security permissions on files, folders and printers.

Course Content

Server Administration Part II
The Registry Operating System Information File Associations Regedit - The Registry Editor Tool Searching the Registry Modifying the Registry Exporting the Registry Adding Keys and Data Values System Monitoring Event Viewer System Monitor Performance Logs and Alerts The Msconfig Utility The Recovery Console Enabling the Recovery Console Backing Up the Registry Backing Up the System State Using System Restore System Restore Features Types of Restore Points Undoing a System Restoration Recovering from System Failure The Msinfo Tool Application Performance Application Compatibility Compatibility Administration Tool Using Compatibility Mode Setting Environment Variables Registry Permissions File Systems FAT16/FAT32 NTFS Compression Disk Quotas Distributed File System Environment Management Fast User Switching Managing Multiple Accounts Simple File Sharing Internet Connection Firewall Overview Network Bridging Files and Settings Transfer Wizard	Printing Terminology Installing Local Printers Managing Printers Installing Print Drivers Internet Printing Configuring Printer Settings Sharing Printers Printer Pooling Print Permissions Troubleshooting Printer Problems Users and Groups User Accounts Default Users and Groups Creating Local User Accounts Local Group Accounts Administrators, Power Users, and Operators Creating Local Groups Windows Enhanced TCP/IP Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol Configuring TCP/IP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Configuring IP Addresses Automatic Private IP Addressing TCP/IP Diagnostic Tools Ipconfig, Ping, and Tracert System Security Security Permissions System Rights Assigning Permissions to Users and Groups Encrypting Folders and Files Sharing Resources Across The Network Setting Security Permissions Remote Desktop Configuring Remote Desktop Remote Desktop Features Enabling Remote Desktop Remote Assistance Requesting Remote Assistance Saving an Invitation File Responding to an Assistance Request

Server Administration Part II

The Registry

Operating System Information
File Associations
Regedit - The Registry Editor Tool
Searching the Registry
Modifying the Registry
Exporting the Registry
Adding Keys and Data Values

System Monitoring

Event Viewer
System Monitor
Performance Logs and Alerts
The Msconfig Utility
The Recovery Console
Enabling the Recovery Console
Backing Up the Registry
Backing Up the System State
Using System Restore
System Restore Features
Types of Restore Points
Undoing a System Restoration
Recovering from System Failure
The Msinfo Tool

Application Performance

Application Compatibility
Compatibility Administration Tool
Using Compatibility Mode
Setting Environment Variables
Registry Permissions

File Systems

FAT16/FAT32
NTFS
Compression
Disk Quotas
Distributed File System

Environment Management

Fast User Switching
Managing Multiple Accounts
Simple File Sharing
Internet Connection Firewall Overview
Network Bridging
Files and Settings Transfer Wizard

Printing

Terminology
Installing Local Printers
Managing Printers
Installing Print Drivers
Internet Printing
Configuring Printer Settings
Sharing Printers
Printer Pooling
Print Permissions
Troubleshooting Printer Problems

Users and Groups

User Accounts
Default Users and Groups
Creating Local User Accounts
Local Group Accounts
Administrators, Power Users, and Operators
Creating Local Groups

Windows Enhanced TCP/IP

Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol
Configuring TCP/IP
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
Configuring IP Addresses
Automatic Private IP Addressing
TCP/IP Diagnostic Tools
Ipconfig, Ping, and Tracert

System Security

Security Permissions
System Rights
Assigning Permissions to Users and Groups
Encrypting Folders and Files
Sharing Resources Across The Network
Setting Security Permissions

Remote Desktop

Configuring Remote Desktop
Remote Desktop Features
Enabling Remote Desktop
Remote Assistance
Requesting Remote Assistance
Saving an Invitation File
Responding to an Assistance Request

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