SYS-ED’s MS Servers
training program has been designed to address client-specific configurations:
administration, virtualization, cloud computing, and UNIX- and Linux- integration.
Depending on the experience and background of the target audience, a typical
training program will be 12 days in duration. The selection of modular content in the program
will reflect the version of
Microsoft servers and internetworked workstations installed and planned for
at the client location. Topics within a module can be taught to Microsoft certification
standards or specific to the client environment.
The program utilizes the full complement of training medium:
distance-learning, web-based,
and
technology driven classrooms. In order to
accommodate staff in remote locations,
a course can be conducted utilizing a
combination of classroom training and
distance-learning. At the client's discretion,
validation assessment and a final examination can be utilized.
The course modules and duration can be
used as a foundation to evaluate an integrated training program or
to evaluate a fast-track course.
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Module: |
MS Windows Server 2008: Administration |
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Duration: |
4 days |
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Major Topics: |
| 1. Introduction |
2. Windows Server 2008 administration |
3. AD: Active Directory |
| 4. Configuring and managing the system |
5. File system security |
6. Network components and services |
| 7. Shared folders and printers |
8. Active Directory administration |
9. High-availability environment |
| 10. Performance management |
11. Securing Windows Server 2008 |
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Module: |
MS Windows Server: Management |
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Duration: |
4 days |
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Major Topics: |
| 1. MS Windows Server 2008 featureset |
2. Windows Server 2008 management |
3. Server monitoring |
| 4. File and print services |
5. Networking |
6. AD: Active Directory |
| 7. Backup and recovery |
8. MS IIS |
9. Windows Server Hyper-v |
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Module: |
MS Virtualization Server |
| Duration: |
4 days |
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Major Topics: |
| 1. Best practices for Virtual Server |
2. Troubleshooting for Virtual Server |
3. Configuring Virtual Server |
| 4. Managing Virtual Server |
5. Configuring virtual machines |
6. Managing virtual machines |
| 7. Managing virtual hard disks |
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Module: |
MS Windows Server 2008: Active Directory Domain Services |
| Duration: |
4 days |
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Major Topics: |
| 1. Windows Server featureset |
2. AD: Active Directory fundamentals |
3. ADPrep |
| 4. Active Directory forest: creation |
5. Active Directory replication |
6. DSFR: Distributed File System Replication |
| 7. Interoperability of the Active Directory |
8. Controller roles - configure |
9. Read only DNS zones |
| 10. Active Directory integrated zones |
11. Trust configuration |
12. Group Policy |
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Module: |
UNIX, Linux, and MS Windows: Diagnostics and Tuning |
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Duration: |
3 days |
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Major Topics: |
| 1. Hardware and devices: configuring and troubleshooting |
2. Networking: configuration and troubleshooting |
3. Security: configuring and troubleshooting |
| 4. Troubleshooting MS Windows start-up |
5. XP, Vista 7: maintenance and optimization |
6. Remote Desktop support |
| 7. Problem analysis tools |
8. Performance monitoring tools |
9. CPU bottlenecks |
| 10. Memory bottlenecks |
11. Disk bottlenecks |
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Module: |
MS Windows Server 2008: Security |
| Duration: |
2 days |
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Major Topics: |
| 1.Reducing the attack surface |
2. Security Configuration Wizard |
3. Security policies |
| 4. Security Configuration and Analysis tool |
5. Audit management |
6. Physical security |
| 7. Internet security |
8. Securing files and folders |
9. Implementing encryption |
| 10. Accounts policy |
11. Network access protection |
12. Restricting applications with AppLocker |
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Module: |
MS Windows Server 2008: Upgrading 2003 Skills |
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Duration: |
4 days |
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Major Topics: |
| 1. Identifying requirements and constraints |
2. Analyzing the current environment |
3. MS Windows Server 2008 - installation and configuration |
| 4. Networking Windows Server 2008 |
5. AD: Active Directory domain services |
6. Server core domain controller |
| 7. Windows deployment services |
8. IIS: Internet Information Server |
9. Upgrade process |
| 10. Network load balancing |
11. Failover clustering |
12. Performance monitoring and optimization |
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Module: |
MS Windows Server 2012: Overview |
| Duration: |
1 day |
| Major Topics: |
| 1. Server Manager |
2. Converting to Server Core |
3. PowerShell |
| 4. Active Directory configuration |
5. MS Online Backup |
6. DAC: Dynamic Access Control - configuring user claims |
| 7. Resource properties and file classifications |
8. Central access rules and policies |
9. IPAM: IP address management |
| 10. Hyper-V |
11. Virtual networks |
12. Enhanced performance |
| 13. PowerShell for managing Hyper-V |
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Module: |
MS Windows Server 2012: Administration |
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Duration: |
5 days |
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Major Topics: |
| 1. Group policy infrastructure |
2. Managing user desktops |
3. User and service accounts |
| 4. AD DS: Active Directory Domain Services |
5. DNS: configuration and troubleshooting |
6. Remote access |
| 7. NPS: Network Policy Server |
8. NAP: Network Access Protection |
9. FSRM: File Server Resource Manager |
| 10. DFS namespaces and replication |
11. Auditing |
12. Server images |
| 13. Windows deployment services |
14. Monitoring tools |
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Module: |
MS Windows Server 2012: Installation and Configuration |
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Duration: |
5 days |
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Major Topics |
| 1. Installation |
2. Configuration |
3. PowerShell |
| 4. Deployment |
5. AD DS: Active Directory Domain Services |
6. Domain controllers |
| 7. Managing user accounts, groups, and computers |
8. Implementing IPv4 |
9. DHCP: installation and configuration |
| 10. DHCP database: managing |
11. Name resolution for Windows server and clients |
12. Implementing IPv6 addressing |
| 13. Local storage |
14. File and print services |
15. Group policy infrastructure |
| 16. AppLocker and Windows Firewall |
17. Server virtualization with Hyper-V |
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Review Additional Content
Additional MS Windows Server, networking operating system, and interrelated information technology subject matter can be researched using the course search engine.
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Technology Exchange Websites |
| SYS-ED's websites compile, organize, and present software specific and established operational categorizations of information technology. They provide a framework for assessing knowledge transfer:
learning paths, web-based training, classroom instruction, technology updates, courseware, training aids, learning paths, and validation assessment. |
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http://www.msnetworkstrainingbysysed.us/commquests.htm |
Footnote 1:
SYS-ED’s core Microsoft operating system and networking curriculum are being prepared for submission to the New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision for technical review and licensing.
Footnote 2:
SYS-ED’s core UNIX curriculum have been submitted to the New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision for technical review and licensing.
