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Microsoft Windows 2000 - Security Design: Network Services

Course Status:	Released	Courseware Features
Course Language:	English
Course Duration:	5 Hours
Deployment Options:	Online, Interactive CDs, Network, Downloads, Intranet

Audience

Windows NT 4.0 administrators who operate in medium to large computing environments having a minimum of one year?s experience implementing and administering network operating systems; support professionals, system architects, and consultants responsible for implementing security solutions; managers and project managers involved in the design, planning, and deployment of IT systems; candidates for the MCSE Windows 2000 certification; IT professionals who wish to upgrade their current MCSE certification

Prerequisites

The SmartCurricula Microsoft Windows 2000 - Core Technologies or equivalent knowledge, the SmartCourse Microsoft Windows 2000 ? Update: New Features and Architecture; students new to Windows 2000 should complete the SmartCurricula Microsoft Windows 2000 - Installation and Administration, Microsoft Windows 2000 - Implementing a Network Infrastructure and Microsoft Windows 2000 - Implementing an Active Directory Infrastructure or Microsoft Windows 2000 ? Update; the SmartCourses Microsoft Windows 2000 - Network Protocols and Remote Access and Microsoft Windows 2000 - Group Policy

Course Aim

To enable students to design administrative structures for Active Directory to suit organizations, design security for users and groups, and assign appropriate levels of access to resources; to explain the security requirements for Windows 2000 computers in its different roles; to demonstrate how to secure non-Windows 2000 client access to the network

Learning Objectives

Design the administrative organization of the Active Directory to suit administration, security, and delegation of control requirements. Organize the authentication, grouping, location and placement of users and groups. Design secure access to resources including data and network services such as printing, and audit access to these resources. Design security for all of the principal roles that computers may assume in a Windows 2000 network. Design security for non-Microsoft clients and for authentication in general.

Topics Covered

Administrative models - Analyzing requirements - Administrative model design - Designing an administrative model - Delegation of control - Delegating control Users and groups - Analyzing requirements - Designing a group strategy - Group and account policies - Inheritance and object placement - Designing placement and inheritance Resource and data security - Resource security requirements - Designing data security - Analyzing audit requirements - Hands-on: Securing resources Computer security - Computer security requirements - Security configuration - Securing computers Interoperability and authentication - UNIX, NetWare, and Macintosh - Hands-on: Designing secure interoperability - Secure authentication strategies - Hands-on: Designing an authentication strategy