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Windows Server 2003 (Exam 70-293): Level I |
1.0 Security overview 1.1 Typical Microsoft network 1.2 Identifying risks 1.3 A risk-free computer 1.4 Identifying threats 1.5 Identifying vulnerabilities 1.6 Security plan contents 1.7 Why security policies fail 1.8 Important security principles
2.0 Planning for a secure baseline installation 2.1 System Default security Settings 2.2 Client default security settings (identify) 2.3 Server default security settings (identify) 2.4 Security environments 2.5 Server security settings
| 3.0 Planning security for specific server roles 3.1 Security Configuration and Analysis review
3.2 Using default security templates 3.3 Creating custom security templates 3.4 Deploying security templates 3.5 Analyzing servers against security templates 3.6 Using Syskey to protect DCs 3.7 Protecting Web Servers
4.0 Operating system capabilities 4.1 Web Edition 4.2 Standard Edition 4.3 Enterprise Edition 4.4 DataCenter Edition |
Windows Server 2003 (Exam 70-293): Level II |
1.0 DNS 1.1 DNS Review 1.2 Plan a DNS Namespace design 1.3 Namespace design and forwarding 1.4 Plan zone replication 1.5 DNS Security 1.6 Placement of DNS servers 1.7 Interoperating with third-party DNS servers
2.0 TCP/IP Network Infrastructure 2.1 TCP/IP address review 2.2 VLSM and CIDR 2.3 Understanding the Bits 2.4 IP addressing requirements 2.5 Plan in IP subnet scheme 2.6 Identify required protocols 2.7 Troubleshooting TCP/IP configuration
3.0 WINS 3.1 NetBIOS names 3.2 NetBIOS name resolution 3.3 WINS or LMHosts 3.4 Implementing WINS 3.5 Enabling WINS clients 3.6 WINS replication 3.7 Integrating DNS and WINS 3.8 Troubleshooting cache problems
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4.0 DHCP 4.1 DHCP overview 4.2 DHCP security 4.3 Implementing fault tolerance 4.4 DHCP relay agent 4.5 Troubleshooting dynamic IP addressing problems
5.0 Troubleshooting Host Name Resolution 5.1 Host name resolution 5.2 Using IPConfig to troubleshoot 5.3 Troubleshooting DNS client issues 5.4 Troubleshooting DNS server problems 5.5 Identifying DNS service problems 5.6 Using NSLookup for troubleshooting 5.7 DNSLint 5.8 DNSCmd 5.9 Common DNS Server Issues
6.0 Configuring Internet Access 6.1 Planning an Internet connectivity strategy 6.2 Network Access Translation 6.3 Proxy Servers 6.4 Firewalls 6.5 DMZs 6.6 Troubleshooting NAT 6.7 Troubleshooting Internet connectivity issues |
Windows Server 2003 (Exam 70-293): Level III |
1.0 Remote Access Security 1.1 Remote access review 1.2 Remote access policy review 1.3 Policy conditions 1.4 Policy permissions 1.5 Policy profile 1.6 Authentication methods 1.7 Encryption methods 1.8 Planning remote access policies |
2.0 Routing Strategies 2.1 Routing review 2.2 Static routes 2.3 Routing protocols 2.4 Planning an IP routing solution 2.5 Plan routing for IP multicast traffic 2.6 Choosing the right protocol
3.0 Troubleshooting routing 3.1 Overview 3.2 Tracert command 3.3 PathPing command 3.4 Ping command 3.5 Route command 3.6 Netsh command
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Windows Server 2003 (Exam 70-293): Level IV |
1.0 Network Load Balancing (NLB) 1.1 NLB Overview 1.2 Scalability 1.3 Requirements 1.4 Implementing NLB 1.5 Monitoring NLB
2.0 Server cluster services 2.1 Overview 2.2 Active/Passive 2.3 Active/Active 2.4 Requirements 2.5 NLB or Server Cluster 2.6 Implementing a cluster 2.7 Configuring failover 2.8 Recovering from cluster node failure
| 3.0 Monitoring for bottlenecks using System Monitor 3.1 Overview 3.2 Memory 3.3 Processor 3.4 Disk 3.5 Network 3.6 Network Monitor
4.0 Planning a backup and recovery strategy 4.1 Overview 4.2 Backup types 4.3 Using Shadow Copy for backups 4.4 Automated System Recovery |
Windows Server 2003 (Exam 70-293): Level V |
1.0 Securing data 1.1 Securing data in heterogeneous environment 1.2 Implementing SMB
2.0 IPSec 2.1 IPSec Overview 2.2 Planning IPSec policies 2.3 Configuring IPSec policies 2.4 Allowing/blocking services by ports and protocols 2.5 Troubleshooting using IPSec Monitor
3.0 Wireless Networking 3.1 Wireless network overview 3.2 Wireless network encryption 3.3 Wireless network authentication 3.4 Implementing wireless security
| 4.0 Network Administration 4.1 Remote Assistance overview 4.2 Offering Remote Assistance 4.3 Terminal Services review 4.4 Planning for remote administration
5.0 Troubleshooting Group Policy security settings 5.1 Resultant Set of Policy snap-in 5.2 RSoP Planning Mode |
Windows Server 2003 (Exam 70-293): Level VI |
1.0 Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) 1.1 PKI Overview 1.2 Certificate Authority overview 1.3 Planning PKI using Certificate Services 1.4 Certification Authority tour 1.5 Certificate enrollment/distribution 1.6 EFS certificates
1.7 Using Smart Cards for authentication 1.8 Certification Authority backup 1.9 Certificate Authority support |
2.0 Planning Security Updates 2.1 MBSA Overview 2.2 MBSA requirements 2.3 Updating clients with Software Update Services
3.0 Planning a Security Framework 3.1 Security Monitoring 3.2 Change and Configuration Management |
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