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  • Cover

    • Copyright

  • Contents at a Glance

  • Contents

  • Acknowledgments

  • About This Book

    • Intended Audience

    • Prerequisites

    • About the CD-ROM

    • Features of This Book

      • Chapter and Appendix Overview

      • Reader Aids

      • Notational Conventions

    • Getting Started

      • Hardware Requirements

      • Software Requirements

      • Setup Instructions

      • The Readiness Review Suite

      • The eBook

    • The Microsoft Certified Professional Program

      • Microsoft Certification Benefits

      • Requirements for Becoming a Microsoft Certified Professional

    • Technical Support

    • Evaluation Edition Software Support

  • Chapter 1 Introduction to Active Directory and Network Infrastructure

    • Why This Chapter Matters

    • Before You Begin

    • Lesson 1: Active Directory Overview

      • What Is Active Directory?

      • The Logical Active Directory Structure

      • Trust Relationships

      • Partitioning the Active Directory Database

      • The Physical Network Structure

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 2: Domain Name System Overview

      • Name Resolution

      • Understanding DNS

      • How Active Directory Uses DNS

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 3: TCP/IP Overview

      • TCP/IP Architecture

      • IP Addressing

      • IP Routing

      • Automatic IP Address Assignment Using DHCP

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 4: Remote Access Overview

      • What Remote Access Provides

      • Remote Access Connection Methods

      • Protocols Used by Routing And Remote Access

      • Remote Access Security

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Chapter Summary

    • Exam Highlights

      • Key Points

      • Key Terms

    • Questions and Answers

  • Chapter 2 Analyzing an Existing Infrastructure

    • Why This Chapter Matters

    • Before You Begin

    • Lesson 1: Analyzing the Company

      • Geographical Considerations

      • Information Flow

      • Analyze the Current Administration Model

      • Future Plans

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 2: Analyzing the Existing Network Topology

      • Network Environment

      • Servers and Workstations

      • Analyzing Performance Requirements

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 3: Analyzing the Existing Directory Structure

      • Analyze an Existing Windows 2000 Infrastructure

      • Analyze an Existing Windows NT 4.0 Infrastructure

      • Windows 2003 Functional Levels

      • Practice: Analyze the Existing Directory Structure

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Case Scenario Exercise

      • Questions

    • Chapter Summary

    • Exam Highlights

      • Key Points

      • Key Terms

    • Questions and Answers

  • Chapter 3 Planning an Active Directory Structure

    • Why This Chapter Matters

    • Before You Begin

    • Lesson 1: Designing a Forest and Domain Model

      • Using a Single Domain

      • Using Multiple Domains

      • Using Multiple Trees Within a Forest

      • Using Multiple Forests

      • Practice: Creating a Forest and Domain Model

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 2: Defining a Naming Strategy

      • Active Directory Naming and LDAP

      • Creating the Naming Strategy

      • Supporting Registered DNS Names

      • Choosing Domain Names

      • Naming Security Principals

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Case Scenario Exercise

      • Questions

    • Chapter Summary

    • Exam Highlights

      • Key Points

      • Key Terms

    • Questions and Answers

  • Chapter 4 Designing an Administrative Security Structure

    • Why This Chapter Matters

    • Before You Begin

    • Lesson 1: Designing an Organizational Unit Structure

      • Understanding Organizational Units

      • Using OUs to Delegate Administrative Control

      • Using OUs to Limit Object Visibility

      • Using OUs to Control Group Policy

      • Default Containers and OUs

      • Planning for Inheritance

      • Standard Models for OU Structure

      • Practice: Designing an Organizational Unit Structure

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 2: Planning an Account Strategy

      • Types of Accounts

      • Planning Computer Accounts

      • Planning User Accounts

      • Planning Groups

      • Putting Users and Groups Together

      • Practice: Planning an Account Strategy

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 3: Designing a Group Policy Implementation

      • Understanding Group Policy

      • Planning a GPO Structure

      • Planning the Deployment of GPOs

      • Practice: Designing a Group Policy Implementation

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Case Scenario Exercise

      • Questions

    • Chapter Summary

    • Exam Highlights

      • Key Points

      • Key Terms

    • Questions and Answers

  • Chapter 5 Designing a Site Plan

    • Why This Chapter Matters

    • Before You Begin

    • Lesson 1: Designing a Site Topology

      • Why Sites Are Used

      • Choosing Site Boundaries

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 2: Planning Domain Controllers

      • Planning Domain Controller Placement

      • Planning Operations Masters Servers

      • Planning Global Catalog Servers

      • Planning Domain Controller Capacity

      • Practice: Planning Domain Controllers

      • Practice Questions

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 3: Planning a Replication Strategy

      • The Replication Process

      • Site Links

      • Bridgehead Servers

      • Practice: Creating a Site Design and Replication Strategy

      • Practice Questions

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 4: Designing a Migration Path

      • Migrating from Windows NT 4 Domains

      • Migrating from Windows 2000 Domains

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Case Scenario Exercise

      • Questions

    • Chapter Summary

    • Exam Highlights

      • Key Points

      • Key Terms

    • Questions and Answers

  • Chapter 6 Designing a DNS Structure

    • Why This Chapter Matters

    • Before You Begin

    • Lesson 1: Analyzing the Existing DNS Implementation

      • DNS Overview

      • Components of DNS

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 2: Designing a DNS Name Resolution Strategy

      • Creating the Namespace Design

      • Interoperability with Active Directory, DHCP, and WINS

      • Active Directory Integration

      • Zone Requirements

      • DNS Security

      • Securing Replication Data

      • Interoperability with UNIX Berkeley Internet Name Domain (BIND)

      • Practice: Designing a DNS Namespace for Forests and Domains

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 3: Designing a DNS Implementation

      • Zone Storage

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 4: Designing a DNS Service Placement Strategy

      • Designing DNS Service Placement

      • Practice: Designing a DNS Infrastructure

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Case Scenario Exercise

      • Questions

    • Chapter Summary

    • Exam Highlights

      • Key Points

      • Key Terms

    • Questions and Answers

  • Chapter 7 Designing a WINS Structure

    • Why This Chapter Matters

    • Before You Begin

    • Lesson 1: Understanding WINS

      • WINS Overview

      • WINS Components

      • WINS Database

      • WINS Database Files

      • Database Size

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 2: Designing a WINS Infrastructure

      • Creating the Conceptual Design

      • Designing a NetBIOS Name Resolution Strategy

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 3: Designing a WINS Replication Strategy

      • Creating a Replication Strategy

      • Deleting and Tombstoning Records

      • Securing Your WINS Infrastructure

      • Practice: Designing a WINS Replication Strategy

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Case Scenario Exercise

      • Questions

    • Chapter Summary

    • Exam Highlights

      • Key Points

      • Key Terms

    • Questions and Answers

  • Chapter 8 Designing a Network and Routing Infrastructure

    • Why This Chapter Matters

    • Before You Begin

    • Lesson 1: Creating an IP Addressing Scheme

      • Overview of Binary Numbers

      • IP Addressing

      • Subnetting Your Network

      • Practice: Creating an IP Addressing Scheme

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 2: Designing a Perimeter Network

      • Protecting Your Private Network

      • Documenting Your Perimeter Network

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 3: Understanding DHCP

      • Overview of DHCP

      • Securing your DHCP Infrastructure

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 4: Creating a DHCP Strategy

      • Designing a DHCP Addressing Scheme

      • Supporting Various DHCP Clients

      • Practice: Creating a DHCP Strategy

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Case Scenario Exercise

      • Questions

    • Chapter Summary

    • Exam Highlights

      • Key Points

      • Key Terms

    • Questions and Answers

  • Chapter 9 Designing Internet Connectivity

    • Why This Chapter Matters

    • Before You Begin

    • Lesson 1: Identifying Redundancy Requirements

      • Creating a Redundant Infrastructure

      • Assessing Internet Service Providers

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 2: Identifying Bandwidth Requirements

      • Obtaining Bandwidth Requirements

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 3: Understanding NAT

      • NAT Overview

      • Limitations of NAT

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 4: Designing a NAT Strategy

      • Creating the Conceptual Design

      • NAT Servers

      • Securing Your NAT Solution

      • Practice: Designing a NAT Strategy

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Case Scenario Exercise

      • Questions

    • Chapter Summary

    • Exam Highlights

      • Key Points

      • Key Terms

    • Questions and Answers

  • Chapter 10 Designing a Remote Access Strategy

    • Why This Chapter Matters

    • Before You Begin

    • Lesson 1: Designing a Remote Access Strategy

      • Remote Access Overview

      • Components of Dial-Up Remote Access

      • Network Access Client

      • Network Access Server

      • Authentication Methods for Remote Access

      • Virtual Private Networking Remote Access

      • Creating the Conceptual Design

      • Practice: Designing Wireless Network Access

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 2: Designing the Remote Access Infrastructure

      • Planning the Capacity of Your Remote Access Infrastructure

      • Practice: Designing a Remote Access Infrastructure

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Lesson 3: Designing Security for Remote Access Users

      • Securing Your Remote Access Infrastructure

      • Using an Internet Authentication Service Server

      • Practice: Designing Security for Remote Access Users

      • Lesson Review

      • Lesson Summary

    • Case Scenario Exercise

      • Questions

    • Chapter Summary

    • Exam Highlights

      • Key Points

      • Key Terms

    • Questions and Answers

  • Glossary

    • A

    • B-D

    • E-F

    • G

    • H-I

    • K-M

    • N-P

    • R

    • S

    • T-Z

  • Author Bios

    • Walter Glenn

    • Michael T. Simpson

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[...]... a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory and Network Infrastructure This book teaches you how to gather the network requirements for a business, how to analyze an existing network, and how to design an Active Directory directory service and networking infrastructure The first chapter of this book provides an overview of the technologies that you work with on a Windows Server 2003 network In... administration of Microsoft Windows 2000 Server or Windows Server 2003 1-1 1-2 Chapter 1 Introduction to Active Directory and Network Infrastructure Lesson 1: Active Directory Overview Active Directory provides a means of coordinating the resources on a network and presenting them as a centralized source of information This lesson introduces the principal functions and architecture of Active Directory After this... Active Directory fits into Windows Server 2003 Active Directory is both a database of information about network resources and a service run by a domain controller that provides access to that database Lesson 1 Active Directory Overview 1-5 The Logical Active Directory Structure What makes Active Directory so configurable, and so scalable, is that it separates the logical structure of the Windows Server. .. by Active Directory in Windows Server 2003 Of course, because Active Directory is extensible, administrators and applications can modify the object classes available and the attributes that those classes define 1-6 Chapter 1 ■ Introduction to Active Directory and Network Infrastructure The Active Directory Schema The classes and the attributes that they define are collectively referred to as the Active. .. their own applications ■ Active Directory is secure, since it is tightly integrated with Windows Server 2003 security ■ ! Active Directory is centralized, providing a single database of network resources that is easy to search and administer Active Directory abstracts the logical organization of the network and identifica­ tion of network resources from the physical structure of the network Exam Tip It... this lesson, you will be able to ■ Explain the purpose of Active Directory on a network ■ Describe the logical and physical structure of Active Directory ■ Describe the interactions of the different components of Active Directory ■ Explain the importance of the Active Directory Schema Estimated lesson time: 45 minutes What Is Active Directory? A directory is really just an easy way to look things up There... to the manufacturer’s instructions The following items are included in the Windows Server 2003 Evaluation Kit: ■ Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition, CD-ROM ■ Windows Server 2003 Resource CD-ROM ■ A unique Product Key (required for installation) ■ Links to additional Web-based documentation After you install Windows Server 2003 evaluation software, you have 14 days to activate the product If you... identified Lesson 1 Active Directory Overview 1-7 Off the Record When all domain controllers in a domain are running Windows Server 2003, the full set of Active Directory features is available to the domain In domains where previous versions of Windows Server coexist, not all features are available The same is true of forests Having all domain controllers in a forest running Windows Server 2003 provides... Because Active Directory separates the logical structure of network resources from the physical structure of the network itself, it is useful to break the discussion of Active Directory along those same lines The logical components of the Active Directory struc­ ture include the following: ■ Objects ■ Domains ■ Trees ■ Forests ■ Organizational Units Objects Resources are stored in the Active Directory. .. using a directory When you organize the files and folders on your computer, you are also using a directory Like these, the Active Directory is a collection of information—in this case, a collection of information about the resources available on a Windows Server 2003 network The Need for Directory Services The traditional method for keeping up with the enormous amount of information about network resources . comments to tkinput@microsoft.com. Active Directory, Microsoft, Microsoft Press, Windows, the Windows logo, Windows Server, and Windows NT are either registered. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Contents at a Glance Introduction to Active Directory and Network Infrastructure . . . . . . . . . 1-1€ Analyzing an Existing Infrastructure . . . . . . . .

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