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Microsoft Windows 2000 - Migration Design: Restructuring

Course Status: Released
Course Language: English
Course Duration: 4 Hours
Deployment Options: Online, Interactive CDs, Network, Downloads, Intranet

Audience
System architects, integrators, engineers, and administrators who are planning to migrate from NT 3.5x or NT 4.0 to Windows 2000; existing MCSEs who wish to upgrade their certification and support skills for Windows 2000
Prerequisites
Administrative experience with NT 3.5x or NT 4.0; an understanding of DNS, TCP/IP, and WINS; familiarity with Windows 2000 Directory Services and Windows 2000 Server
Course Aim
To show students how to upgrade Windows NT 3.5x or 4.0 to Windows 2000, maintain network services during migration, and set up Active Directory
Learning Objectives
Compare the Windows 2000 server installation options.
Explain how to upgrade to Windows 2000 server using Winnt32.exe.
Describe how to create user accounts, computer accounts, and organizational units using Active Directory.
Explain site replication, site link placement, and how to create a site and a site link.
Discuss how to create and configure Windows 2000 domain trusts.
Demonstrate how to work with Windows 2000 DNS services and Windows 2000 file replication services.
Outline the steps involved in creating and configuring a Windows 2000 group policy object.
Show how to configure Windows 2000 remote access services.
Explain how to troubleshoot Windows 2000 server upgrade failures.
Suggest how to improve Windows 2000 performance by tuning the configuration.
Topics Covered
Migrating to Windows 2000
- Installation methods
- Pre-upgrade tasks
- The Setup program
Migrating to Active Directory
- DCPROMO
- Active Directory users and computers
- Active Directory sites and services
- Hands-on: Configuring a site link
- Active Directory domains and trusts
Windows 2000 network services
- Windows 2000 DNS
- DHCP, WINS, and NetBIOS
- File replication services
Administering Windows 2000
- Group policies
- Hands-on: Configuring a group policy
- Configuring RAS
Troubleshooting and optimization
- Domain upgrade failure
- Access control and security
- Network services