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Microsoft Proxy Server 2.0: Troubleshooting and Optimizing

Audience

A wide range of information technology (IT) professionals who want to use Microsoft Proxy Server to provide end-users with secure access to the Internet, including LAN managers, webmasters and web developers, system integrators, IT managers and strategic IT planners; students preparing for exam 70-088 on implementing and supporting Proxy Server 2.0

Prerequisites

The following curricula (or equivalent): Microsoft TCP/IP on Windows NT 4.0, Implementing and Supporting Microsoft IIS 3.0, Networking Essentials, and Implementing and Supporting Windows NT Server 4.0 plus preceding courses in this curriculum

Course Aim

To familiarize students with the optimization and troubleshooting techniques used by Microsoft Proxy Server 2.0

Learning Objectives

Identify specific performance issues. Explain how to tune the cache. Use and configure performance monitor. Explain logging and SNMP. Describe the tools and commands used in troubleshooting a proxy server problem. Pre-empt or solve possible server and client problems.

Topics Covered

Improving cache performance - Determining performance issues - Configuring and tuning the cache - Advanced caching policy Monitoring and logging - Performance Monitor - Hands-on: Setting up Performance Monitor - Logging and SNMP General troubleshooting - Troubleshooting commands - Troubleshooting tools and user problems Common server and client problems - Server problems - Client problems - IPX client troubleshooting