Designing a Microsoft Windows Network Infrastructure &ndash Proj (Catlett, VA)

Designing a Microsoft Windows Network Infrastructure &ndash Proj

Local pick-up preferred (please call first) but will ship at the buyer s expenseKingston Books 15 IMG_7806Illustrated Charts Graphs Tables Business Requirements and Constraints Technical Requirements and Constraints Project Manual Design Worksheet Before You begin Contents by Chapter (in brief)Introduction .. (page III)Project 1 Creating a TCP IP Network Design .. (page 1)Project 2 Creating a Multiprotocol Network Design .. (page & )Project 3 Creating an IP Routing Design .. (page 21)Project 4 Creating a Multiprotocol Routing Design .. (page33)Project 5 Creating a Proxy Server Design .. (page 51)Project 6 Creating a NAT Design .. (page 67)Project 7 Creating a DHCP Design .. (page 73)Project 8 Creating a DNS Design .. (page 85)Project 9 Creating a WINS Design .. (page 103)Project 10 Creating a Dial-UP Remote Access Design .. (page 117)Project 11. Creating a VPN Remote Access Design .. (page 131)Project 12. Creating a RADIUS Remote Access Design .. (page 141)Project 13. Creating a Network Monitoring and Management Design .. (page 155)Project 14. Creating an Optimized Networking Services Design .. (page 167)INTRODUCTIONThis Project Manual supplements the ALS Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure textbook. The scenarios and worksheets in the Project Manual are an essential part of your training for the new core elective exams.Each project in the Project manual contains multiple exercises. For each project your instructor will assign you to complete one of the exercises. You will either work individually in a team or with the entire class as defined by your instructor to complete each exercise. One set of worksheets is provided in each project so that you can complete your assigned exercise. Should you decide to complete additional exercises you can find additional blank worksheets on the Student CD included with your textbook . Your instructor can also provide additional blank worksheets.Note The referenced textbook is not included with the Project ManualMicrosoft has revised the Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) certification for Microsoft Windows 2000 exams. The new certification program is composed of four core requirement exams and four core elective exams. The core requirements focus on the Windows 2000 operating system installation administration and configuration skills. The core electives which include the Designing titles focus on the design aspects of a Windows 2000 network. The core elective exams focus on the expertise necessary to collect and analyze an organization s requirements and then create a solution.The ALS Designing a Microsoft Windows Network 2000 Network Infrastructure course offers the network design and evaluation training necessary to create successful solutions using Windows 2000 and to prepare for the MCP exams. Content and projects in this Project Manual are written in a scenario format to help you develop critical thinking skills and expertise in evaluation and analysis which are required for the new certification. The content of this course focuses on higher-level design and evaluation processes rather than the specific implementation skills and processes necessary to implement and administer a solution.Active Directory Microsoft Microsoft Press Windows and Windows NT are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries. Other product and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks of their respective owners.The example companies organizations and products domain names e-mail addresses logos people places or event is intended or should be inferred.Paperback 181 pages