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Microsoft Windows 2000 - Core Technologies: Internet

Audience

Network administrators, support professionals, system engineers, and architects who wish to gain a fundamental understanding of network technologies, TCP/IP, and Internet services in order to plan, install, configure, manage, secure, and troubleshoot Windows 2000 Professional and Server as part of a workgroup or domain

Prerequisites

General knowledge of computer hardware components and networking concepts

Course Aim

Provide an overview of Internet technologies and how they are implemented in Windows 2000

Learning Objectives

Explain Internet, intranet, and extranet services. Explain domain namespaces. List and explain client Internet technologies. List and describe common Internet protocols. Explain the functionality of NAT, proxy servers, and firewalls. Explain virtual private networks. Understand web server technologies. Discuss the key features of IIS.

Topics Covered

Internet concepts - Web services - Domain naming - Client technologies and URLs - Hands-on: Accessing a web site Connecting to the Internet - Internet protocols - Network Address Translator - Firewalls and proxy servers - Virtual private networks Web server concepts - Defining a web server - Internet Information Server - Hands-on: Creating a new web site