Windows Server 2008 Training Videos
covering the 70-642 MCITP Exam Package Includes:
- Over 14 Hours of Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure & 2+ Hours of TCP/ IP Training Videos on 3 Jam Packed DVDs!
- Multiple File Formats Make It Convenient for You To Learn Anywhere You Go! iPod Video, Mp3 Audio, .WMV & high quality .AVI video
- PDF of Instructor Notes allow you to follow along with the videos and take more organized notes.
- Complete Exam Coverage for 70-642 Configuring Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure Exam. This course covers all of the bases required for you to pass the exam!
- FREE FULL VERSION of Transcender's 70-642 Practice Exam! We've partnered with Transcender®, the leading exam simulation provider in the world! Purchased separately, you would pay $159. But you get it FREE as the perfect training companion to our Network Infrastructure Server 2008 Training course!
Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure Course Content:
Introduction to the Course
Learn what’s in the course and who you’re instructor is.
- About the Instructor and Train Signl
- What’s Covered in this Course
- The Globomantics Scenario
- What You Will Need to Follow Along with the Course
Configuring DHCP in Windows Server 2008
Learn how to simplify the process of assigning IP addresses to the computers on your network.
- Introduction to DHCP
- How Does DHCP Work
- How to Configuring DHCP in Windows Server 2008?
- Authorizing DHCP
- Creating Scopes
- Configuring Scope Options
- Address Leases
- Reservations
- Using DHCP in a Routed Network
- How Does DHCP Relay Agent Work?
- How to Configuring a DHCP Relay Agent in Windows Server 2008
Managing DHCP
Learn how to keep your DHCP infrastructure properly functioning
- Add and Remove Bindings
- Location of Database
- Backup & Restore
- DHCP Service
- DHCP Management Permissions
- Statistics
- Scope Reconciliation
- Audit Logging
- Conflict Detection
- Integration with DNS and NAP
- Performance Counters
Setting Up Routing
Learn how to make your networks talk to each other.
- What is a Router?
- How to Use Server 2008 as a Router
- Routing Table
- Adding Static Entry to a Routing Table
- Inbound and Outbound Filters
- Static vs. Dynamic Routing
- Dynamic Routing Protocols: RIP & OSPF
- How RIP Works in Server 2008
Configuring DNS
Learn how to set-up your network so users can access computers using common names.
- Introduction to DNS
- Installing the DNS Server Role in Windows Server 2008
- What is a Domain Namespace?
- What is a DNS Query?
- How Queries Work
- What is a Forwarder?
- Setting Up Standard DNS Forwarders in Windows Server 2008
- Setting Up Conditional DNS Forwarders in Windows Server 2008
- How Caching Works
- Clearing the DNS Cache
- What is a DNS Zone?
- Zone Types
- Stub Zones
- Active Directory Integrated Zones
- Forward and Reverse Lookup
- Dynamic Updates
- Configuring a DNS Zone
- Creating Stub Zones
- DNS Records
- DNS Zone Transfers
- Configuring Resource Records and Zone Transfers
- Zone Transfer Issues
Managing DNS
Know how to keep your DNS infrastructure properly functioning.
- What is Time to Live? (TTL)
- What is Aging and Scavenging?
- Setting the TTL Value and the Aging and Scavenging Parameters
- Testing DNS Queries
- nslookup
- dnscommand
- Performance Monitor
- DNS Event Logs
- DNS Debug Logging
Name Resolution
This video takes Name Resolution beyond what you learned in Video 5 and gives a complete understanding of how to convert names that are easily recognizable to humans into IP addresses
- What are Host and NetBIOS Names?
- How Are Names Resolved?
- Hosts & LMHosts Files / DNS & WINS Servers
- DNS & WINS Servers
- hostname & nbtstat Commands
- Client Configuration
- Troubleshooting Name Resolution
- DNS Cache and Host File
- GlobalNames Zone
- WINS Lookup and GlobalNames Zone Demo
Securing Data
Learn how to control access to your data and keep it safe
- NTFS Permissions
- Assigning NTFS Permission
- Special NTFS Permissions
- Inheritable Permissions
- Examples - Effective User Permissions
- Creating Users & Groups
- Demo - Effective User Permissions
- Encrypting File System (EFS)
- Cryptography
- Public Key Encryption
- How Does EFS Work?
- Enabling EFS
Sharing Data
Learn how to make files and folders accessible to users across your network.
- Sharing Folders
- Installing File Service Role
- Sharing Using Provision a Share Folder Wizard
- Accessing Shared Folder
- Disk Quotas
- Setting Disk Quotas Using Group Policy
- Quota Management Utility
- Offline Files
- Distributed File System (DFS)
- Creating Replica on a Different Server
- Raising Domain & Forest Functional Leve
Configuring Print Services
Learn how to make printers easily available to your users.
- Installing a Printer
- Sharing a Printer
- Installing Print Services Role
- Using Print Management Snap-In
- Configuring Print Permissions
- Printer Priorities and Scheduling
- Printer Pooling
- Setting Up Printer Pooling on Server 2008
- Managing Drivers
- Troubleshooting Printers
- Restarting Printer Spooler Service
Windows Server Update Services
Learn how to simplify the process of keeping all of your computers up to date
- What Is WSUS?
- Why Use WSUS?
- Installing Necessary Services
- Downloading and Installing WSUS
- Configuring WSUS Server Options
- Computer Groups and Server-Side Targeting
- Using Group Policy and Client-Side Targeting
- How to Approve Updates
Backup and Recovery
Learn how to protect important data from being lost by human error or computer malfunction.
- How to Configure the Shadow Copy Service
- Recovering Data Using Shadow Copy
- Installing the Windows Server Backup Feature
- Creating a Backup Volume
- Scheduling Backups
- Recovering Data
- Complete System Recovery
- Additional Backup Tips
Monitoring Windows Server 2008
Understand the common tools used to monitor your servers and keep them running efficiently.
- Task Manager
- Event Viewer
- Performance Monitor
- Reliability Monitor
- Data Collector Sets
Configuring Remote Access
Learn how to let users safely connect from outside your network.
- Installing the RRAS Component
- Configuring RRAS
- How to Configure a Client to Connect
- Making a Connection
- Manually Controlling Connections
- Creating a Network Policy
- Network Policy Order
- Testing Our New Network Policy
- Configuring RRAS - True VPN Setup
- What is RADIUS?
Wireless Networks
Learn how to let users safely connect without using cables
- Is Wireless Good or Bad?
- Wireless Networking Standards
- Wireless Security (Maybe)
- Connecting to a Wireless Network
- Setting Up Security on a Router
Windows Firewall
Learn how to keep control over what data enters and exits your network.
- FWhy Do We Need a Firewall?
- Windows Firewall in Server 2008
- Firewall Profiles
- Creating a New Firewall Rule
- Creating a Program Outbound Rule
- Configuring with Group Policy
Securing Network Traffic with IPSec
Learn how to protect data from being compromised while travelling on a network.
- What is IPSec?
- IPSec Protocols
- Tunnel Mode vs. Transport Mode
- Authentication Methods
- Configuring IPSec in Server 2008
- Creating New IPSec Policy
- Getting IPSec to Work
- Using Connection Security Rules
Network Access Protection
Learn how to create rules and stipulations to maintain control over network communications
- What is NAP?
- NAP Enforcement Types
- System Health Agents (SHAs) and System Health Validators (SHVs)
- Health Requirement Policies
- Installing Necessary Roles: DHCP Role and Network Policy and Access Services Role
- Installing and Configuring NAP: DHCP Enforcement
- NAP Client Configuration
- Testing Our Client for NAP Enforcement
Certification
Are you thinking about taking the 70-642, Configuring Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure Exam? If so, you'll want to watch this video to know how to prepare for the big day with Ed’s secrets to passing the exams!
- The New Generation of Certifications for Server 2008
- The Upgrade Paths for MCSA’s/MCSE’s
- How to Sign Up for a Microsoft Exam
- 70-642 Exam Prep Tips
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