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This Windows 2000 Network tutorial enables users to learn the many aspects
of networking with Windows 2000 products. Professor Louis Dipaola teaches
you about DHCP, dynamic DNS, certificate servers, and monitoring and troubleshooting
your network. As you go through this Virtual Training Company tutorial,
you will become a more confident administrator. These Microsoft core exam
70-216 tutorials cover the following:
Install, configure, and troubleshoot DNS.
Install the DNS Server service.
Configure a root name server.
Configure zones.
Configure a caching-only server.
Configure a DNS client.
Configure zones for dynamic updates.
Test the DNS Server service.
Implement a delegated zone for DNS.
Manually create DNS resource records.
Manage and monitor DNS.
Installing, Configuring, Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting DHCP
in a Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure
Install, configure, and troubleshoot DHCP.
Install the DHCP Server service.
Create and manage DHCP scopes, superscopes, and multicast scopes.
Configure DHCP for DNS integration.
Authorize a DHCP server in Active Directory™.
Manage and monitor DHCP.
Configuring, Managing, Monitoring, and Troubleshooting Remote Access
in a Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure
Configure and troubleshoot remote access.
Configure inbound connections.
Create a remote access policy.
Configure a remote access profile.
Configure a virtual private network (VPN).
Configure multilink connections.
Configure Routing and Remote Access for DHCP Integration.
The links below are
free Microsoft Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure tutorials
The entire contents may be purchased either on CD or watched via the Online
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Networks
 Network Importance
Network Components
TCP/IP
Models
IP Address
Bits & Dotted decimal
Classes
Subnetting
Borrowing Bits
ANDing
Adding Protocols
Protocol Suite
FTP
DHCP
Overview
DHCP Install
Authorize
New Scopes
Superscopes
Multicast Scope
Reservations
Moving DHCP
DHCP & DNS
DHCP Relay Agent
Options
Dynamic Clients
Static Clients
Verify Clients
APIPA
Restarting DHCP
Reconcile
DNS
Host Naming
Name Resolution
HOSTS File
Installing DNS
Configuring DNS
Forward Lookup Zone
Reverse Lookup Zone
Resource Types
Cashing-Only Server
Delegating Zones
Dynamic Update
Testing DNS
DNS Clients
NSLOOKUP
Manually Configure DNS
WINS
WINS Intro
Resolution & Registration
WINS Install
Startup Configuration
Adding Servers
Replication Partners
Intervals
Burst Handling
Forced Replication
WINS Proxy
Static Mappings
WINS Client
WINS Stats
Verify WINS
Compacting Databases
WINS Backup
LMHOSTS
DNS/WINS lookup
IPSec
Intro
Security Settings
Configure IPSec
Building Policies
Activating Policies
Adding Rules
Adding Filters
Filter Action
Authentication Methods
Tunnel Settings
Testing Configuration
IPSec Activity
IPSec Monitor
Terminal Services
Installing Terminal Server
Installing Terminal Client
Connecting to TS
TS Messaging
Remote Control
License Mgt. Installation
License Management
Certificate Services
Importance
Install CA
CA and MMC
Requesting Certificates
IIS Certificates
Revoking Certificates
EFS Certificates
Removing Certificates
Routing
W2K Router
Enabling RRAS
Routing Table
Routing Administration
Routing Protocols
RIPv2
OSPF
RAS
Introduction
RAS Installation
RAS Server Configuration
Connecting
Granting Dial-In Permission
BAP
VPN
Encrypting Dial-In
RAS Policy
Policy Filter
Policy Options
RASLIST
RASSRVMON
RASUSERS
TRACEENABLE
NetWare Integration
IPX/SPX
Internal Numbering
Bindings
Client Services
GSNW Install
GSNW Configuration
Activate Gateway
NAT
What is NAT?
Configure NAT
Demand-Dial Interface
NAT Protocol
NAT Addressing
NAT Interface
ICS
Connecting
Monitoring
Network Monitor
NetMon Driver
Capture Frames
Viewing Data
Capture Filter
Display Filter
Installing SNMP
Using SMNP
System Monitor
System Monitor & Security
Security Logs
Troubleshooting
PING
TRACERT
IPXROUTE CONFIG
NETSH
PATHPING
ARP
NETSTAT
NBTSTAT
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