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Cấu trúc
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
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Author Bios
Walter Glenn
Michael T. Simpson
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[...]... a Microsoft Windows Server2003 Active Directory and NetworkInfrastructure This book teaches you how to gather the network requirements for a business, how to analyze an existing network, and how to design an ActiveDirectorydirectory service and networking infrastructure The first chapter of this book provides an overview of the technologies that you work with on a Windows Server2003 network In... administration of Microsoft Windows 2000 Server or Windows Server2003 1-1 1-2 Chapter 1 Introduction to ActiveDirectory and NetworkInfrastructure Lesson 1: ActiveDirectory Overview ActiveDirectory 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 ActiveDirectory After this... ActiveDirectory fits into Windows Server2003 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 ActiveDirectory Overview 1-5 The Logical ActiveDirectory Structure What makes ActiveDirectory so configurable, and so scalable, is that it separates the logical structure of the Windows Server. .. by ActiveDirectory in Windows Server2003 Of course, because ActiveDirectory is extensible, administrators and applications can modify the object classes available and the attributes that those classes define 1-6 Chapter 1 ■ Introduction to ActiveDirectory and NetworkInfrastructure The ActiveDirectory Schema The classes and the attributes that they define are collectively referred to as the Active. .. their own applications ■ ActiveDirectory is secure, since it is tightly integrated with Windows Server2003 security ■ ! ActiveDirectory is centralized, providing a single database of network resources that is easy to search and administer ActiveDirectory 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 ActiveDirectory on a network ■ Describe the logical and physical structure of ActiveDirectory ■ Describe the interactions of the different components of ActiveDirectory ■ Explain the importance of the ActiveDirectory 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 Server2003 Evaluation Kit: ■ Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition, CD-ROM ■ Windows Server2003 Resource CD-ROM ■ A unique Product Key (required for installation) ■ Links to additional Web-based documentation After you install Windows Server2003 evaluation software, you have 14 days to activate the product If you... identified Lesson 1 ActiveDirectory Overview 1-7 Off the Record When all domain controllers in a domain are running Windows Server 2003, the full set of ActiveDirectory 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 Server2003 provides... Because ActiveDirectory separates the logical structure of network resources from the physical structure of the network itself, it is useful to break the discussion of ActiveDirectory along those same lines The logical components of the ActiveDirectory 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 ActiveDirectory is a collection of information—in this case, a collection of information about the resources available on a Windows Server2003 network The Need for Directory Services The traditional method for keeping up with the enormous amount of information about network resources .
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Contents at a Glance
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