Posey The Real MCTS/MCITP Exam 70-642 Prep Kit

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1. Auflage 2011
ISBN: 978-0-08-057036-5
Verlag: Elsevier Science & Techn.
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E-Book, Englisch, 800 Seiten, Web PDF

This exam is designed to validate Windows Server 2008 network infrastructure configuration skills. This exam will fulfill the Windows Server 2008 Technology Specialist requirements of Exam 70-642. This is a test for new certification seekers, not for those who are upgrading from Windows 2000/2003 MCSE/MCSA certification.

The Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) on Windows Server 2008 credential is intended for information technology (IT) professionals who work in the complex computing environment of medium to large companies. The MCTS candidate should have at least one year of experience implementing and administering a network operating system in an environment that has the following characteristics: 250 to 5,000 or more users, three or more physical locations, and three or more domain controllers.

MCTS candidates will manage network services and resources such as messaging, a database, file and print, a proxy server, a firewall, the Internet, an intranet, remote access, and client computer management.

In addition MCTS candidates must understand connectivity requirements such as connecting branch offices and individual users in remote locations to the corporate network and connecting corporate networks to the Internet.

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Autoren/Hrsg.

Posey, Brien

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;Front Cover;1
2;The Real MCTS/MCITP Exam 642 Network Infrastructure configuration Prep Kit;4
3;Copyright Page;5
4;Technical Editor;6
5;Contributing Authors;7
6;Contents;10
7;Foreword;20
7.1;What Is MCTS Exam 70-642?;20
7.2;Path to MCTS/MCITP/MS Certified Architect;21
7.3;Exam Day Experience;23
7.4;Pedagogical Elements;27
7.5;Additional Resources;28
8;Chapter 1: IP Addressing and Services;30
8.1;Introduction;31
8.2;Configuring IPv4 and IPv6 Addressing;31
8.2.1;IPv4 Quick Review;33
8.2.2;Configuring Local IPv4 Settings;35
8.2.3;Configuring IPv4 Options;37
8.2.4;Subnetting;37
8.2.5;Supernetting;41
8.2.6;Alternative Configuration;42
8.2.7;Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6);42
8.2.7.1;IPv6 Address Format;42
8.2.7.2;IPv6 Address Types;43
8.2.7.3;IPv6 Autoconfiguration Options;44
8.2.7.4;IPv6 Transition Technologies;44
8.2.8;Configuring IPv6 Settings;45
8.3;Configuring Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP);47
8.3.1;Adding the DHCP Server Role;48
8.3.2;Configuring DHCP Scopes;50
8.3.2.1;Configuring IPv4 Scopes and Options;50
8.3.2.2;DHCP IPv4 Reservations;53
8.3.3;Configuring DHCP Scope Options;53
8.3.3.1;Server Options;53
8.3.3.2;Scope Options;54
8.3.3.3;Reservation Options;54
8.3.3.4;Setting Scope Options;55
8.3.3.5;Configuring IPv6 Scopes;56
8.3.3.6;Configuring IPv6 Scope Options;59
8.3.3.7;DHCP IPv6 Client Reservation Configuration;59
8.3.4;Creating New Options;60
8.3.4.1;New Options Using the Windows Interface;61
8.3.4.2;New Options Using the Command Line;61
8.3.5;Exclusions;61
8.3.6;DHCP Relay Agents;65
8.3.7;PXE Boot;65
8.3.8;DHCP and Network Access Protection (NAP);67
8.3.9;DHCP Configuration via Server Core;69
8.4;Configuring Network Authentication;72
8.4.1;NTLMv2 and Kerberos Authentication;73
8.4.2;WLAN Authentication Using 802.1x and 802.3;75
8.4.2.1;Wireless and Wired Authentication Technologies;76
8.4.2.2;Implementing Secure Network Access Authentication;78
8.4.3;Routing and Remote Access Services (RRAS) Authentication;82
8.5;Configuring IP Security (IPsec);84
8.5.1;IPSec Authentication Header (AH);86
8.5.2;IPSec Encapsulating Security Payload (ESP);87
8.5.3;Configuring IPSec in Windows Server 2008;88
8.5.4;Creating IPSec Policy;90
8.5.5;IPSec Using the Command Line;90
8.5.6;IPSec Isolation Policy;92
8.6;Windows Firewall with Advanced Security in Windows Server 2008;93
8.6.1;Network Perimeter Firewalls;93
8.6.2;Host-based Firewalls;93
8.6.3;New Features in Windows Firewall with Advanced Security;93
8.6.3.1;IPSec Integration;94
8.6.3.2;Support for IPv6;95
8.6.3.3;Support for Active Directory User, Computer, and Groups;95
8.6.3.4;Location-Aware Profiles;95
8.6.3.5;Detailed Rules;95
8.6.3.6;Expanded Authenticated Bypass;96
8.6.3.7;Network Location-Aware Host Firewall;96
8.6.3.8;Server and Domain Isolation;98
8.6.3.8.1;Server Isolation;98
8.6.3.8.2;Domain Isolation;98
8.6.4;Configuring Windows Firewall with Advanced Security;98
8.6.5;Incoming and Outgoing Traffic Filtering;100
8.6.5.1;Firewall Rules;100
8.6.5.2;Connection Security Rules;103
8.6.5.3;Firewall Profiles;104
8.6.5.4;IPSec Settings;105
8.6.5.5;Monitoring;109
8.6.6;Managing Windows Firewall with Advanced Security via Group Policy;110
8.6.7;Identifying Ports and Protocols;111
8.6.8;Command Line Tools for Windows Firewall with Advanced Security;112
8.7;Summary of Exam Objectives;114
8.8;Exam Objectives Fast Track;116
8.9;Exam Objectives Frequently Asked Questions;120
8.10;Self Test;123
8.11;Self Test Quick Answer Key;129
9;Chapter 2: Configuring DNS;130
9.1;Introduction;131
9.2;An Introduction to Domain Name System (DNS);131
9.2.1;Understanding Public Name Resolution;134
9.2.2;Understanding Private Name Resolution;135
9.2.3;Understanding Microsoft's DNS Terminology;136
9.3;Configuring a DNS Server;137
9.3.1;Installing the DNS Server Role;137
9.3.2;Understanding Cache-Only DNS Servers;138
9.3.3;Configuring Root Hints;139
9.3.3.1;Adding Root Hint Records;140
9.3.3.2;Editing Root Hints Records;141
9.3.3.3;Removing Root Hints Records;142
9.3.3.4;Copying Root Hints from Another Server;143
9.3.4;Configuring Server-Level Forwarders;143
9.3.5;Configuring Conditional Forwarding;147
9.3.5.1;Creating Conditional Forwarders;147
9.3.5.2;Managing Conditional Forwarders;150
9.3.6;Server Core;152
9.4;Creating DNS Zones;153
9.4.1;Creating a Standard Primary Forward Lookup Zone;156
9.4.2;Creating a Secondary Forward Lookup Zone;161
9.4.3;Creating an Active Directory Integrated Forward Lookup Zone;163
9.4.4;Creating a Standard Primary Reverse Lookup Zone;166
9.4.5;Creating a Standard Secondary Reverse Lookup Zone;171
9.4.6;Creating a Zone Delegation;172
9.4.7;Creating a Stub Zone;175
9.4.8;Using the New GlobalNames Zone Feature;176
9.4.8.1;Enabling a Domain Controller to Support GlobalNames Zones;177
9.4.8.2;Creating the GlobalNames Zone;178
9.5;Configuring and Managing DNS Replication;180
9.5.1;Manually Initiating Replication Using DNS Manager;180
9.5.2;Configuring DNS Servers to Allow Zone Transfers;181
9.5.2.1;Configuring a Standard Primary Zone for Transfers;181
9.5.2.2;Configuring an AD Integrated or Secondary Zone for Transfers;183
9.5.3;Configuring the SOA Record;183
9.5.4;Creating an Application Directory Partition;186
9.6;Creating and Managing DNS Records;188
9.6.1;Managing Record Types;188
9.6.1.1;Creating Host Records;188
9.6.1.1.1;Creating A Records;188
9.6.1.1.2;Creating AAAA Records;190
9.6.1.2;Creating Pointer Records;192
9.6.1.3;Creating MX Records;195
9.6.1.4;Creating SRV Records;196
9.6.1.5;Creating CNAME Records;200
9.6.1.6;Creating NS Records;201
9.6.2;Configuring Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) and DNS Integration;203
9.6.2.1;Creating a WINS Lookup Record;203
9.6.2.2;Creating a WINS Reverse Lookup Record;206
9.6.3;Understanding the Dynamic Domain Name System (DDNS);209
9.6.3.1;Configuring DDNS Aging and Scavenging;210
9.6.3.2;Enabling Automatic Scavenging;212
9.6.3.3;Initiating Manual Scavenging;213
9.7;Configuring Name Resolution for Client Computers;214
9.7.1;How Name Resolution Works in Windows XP and Later;216
9.7.2;Configuring the DNS Server List;217
9.7.3;Configuring the Suffix Search Order;219
9.7.4;Configuring the HOSTS File;220
9.7.5;Configuring the NetBIOS Node Type;221
9.7.6;Configuring the WINS Server List;224
9.7.7;Configuring the LMHOSTS File;225
9.7.8;Understanding Link-Local Multicast Name Resolution (LLMNR);227
9.7.9;Managing Client Settings by Using Group Policy;228
9.8;Summary of Exam Objectives;231
9.9;Exam Objectives Fast Track;233
9.10;Exam Objectives Frequently Asked Questions;236
9.11;Self Test;239
9.12;Self Test Answer Key;243
10;Chapter 3: Configuring Network Access;244
10.1;Introduction;245
10.1.1;Windows Server 2008 and Routing;246
10.1.2;Window Server 2008 and Remote Access;247
10.1.3;Windows Server 2008 and Wireless Access;248
10.2;Configuring Routing;248
10.2.1;Routing Fundamentals;249
10.2.2;Static Routing;252
10.2.3;Routing Internet Protocol (RIP);253
10.2.4;Open Shortest Path First (OSPF);254
10.3;Configuring Remote Access;255
10.3.1;Routing and Remote Access Services (RRAS);249
10.3.1.1;Network Policy Server and Network Access Protection;258
10.3.2;Dial-Up;262
10.3.3;Remote Access Policy;263
10.3.4;Network Address Translation (NAT);265
10.3.5;Internet Connection Sharing (ICS);267
10.3.6;Remote Access Protocols;270
10.3.7;Virtual Private Networks;277
10.3.8;Installing and Configuring a SSL VPN Server;278
10.3.9;Inbound/Outbound Filters;282
10.3.10;Configuring Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) Server;283
10.4;Configuring Wireless Access;287
10.4.1;Set Service Identifier (SSID);291
10.4.2;Wi-Fi Protected Access (WPA);292
10.4.3;Wi-Fi Protected Access 2 (WPA2);293
10.4.4;Ad Hoc vs. Infrastructure Mode;293
10.4.5;Wireless Group Policy;295
10.5;Summary of Exam Objectives;297
10.6;Exam Objectives Fast Track;297
10.7;Exam Objectives Frequently Asked Questions;301
10.8;Self Test;303
10.9;Self Test Quick Answer Key;307
11;Chapter 4: Configuring File and Print Services;308
11.1;Introduction;309
11.2;Configuring a File Server;309
11.2.1;File Share Publishing;310
11.2.1.1;Additional Role Services;313
11.2.1.2;File Screening;316
11.2.1.3;Sharing a Folder;317
11.2.2;Share Permissions;318
11.2.3;NTFS Permissions;319
11.2.4;Offline Files;322
11.2.5;Encrypting File System (EFS);328
11.2.5.1;Working with EFS;329
11.3;Configuring Distributed File System (DFS);334
11.3.1;DFS Namespaces;334
11.3.2;DFS Configuration and Application;335
11.3.3;Creating and Configuring Targets;337
11.3.4;DFS Replication;338
11.4;Configuring Shadow Copy Services;340
11.4.1;Recovering Previous Versions;341
11.4.2;Setting the Schedule;344
11.4.3;Setting Storage Locations;345
11.5;Configuring Backup and Restore;345
11.5.1;Backup Types;345
11.5.2;Backup Schedules;346
11.5.3;Managing Remotely;348
11.5.4;Restoring Data;349
11.6;Managing Disk Quotas;351
11.6.1;Quota by Volume or Quota by User;351
11.6.2;Quota Entries;353
11.6.2.1;Configuring Quotas Using FSRM;354
11.6.3;Quota Templates;356
11.7;Configuring and Monitoring Print Services;356
11.7.1;Printer Share;356
11.7.2;Publishing Printers to Active Directory;358
11.7.3;Printer Permissions;358
11.7.4;Deploying Printer Connections;360
11.7.5;Installing Printer Drivers;361
11.7.6;Exporting and Importing Print Queues and Printer Settings;362
11.7.7;Adding Counters to Reliability and Performance Monitor to Monitor Print Servers;364
11.7.8;Printer Pooling;366
11.7.9;Print Priority;367
11.8;Summary of Exam Objectives;368
11.9;Exam Objectives Fast Track;370
11.10;Exam Objectives Frequently Asked Questions;372
11.11;Self Test;377
11.12;Self Test Quick Answer Key;380
12;Chapter 5: Monitoring and Managing a Network Infrastructure;382
12.1;Introduction;383
12.2;Configuring Windows Server Update Services Server Settings;383
12.2.1;Installing Windows Server Update Services;384
12.2.2;Update Type Selection;396
12.2.3;Client Settings;397
12.2.3.1;Configuring WSUS Computer Group Assignment Settings;399
12.2.4;Group Policy Objects (GPOs);401
12.2.5;Client Targeting;404
12.2.6;Software Updates;404
12.2.7;Test and Approval;407
12.2.8;Disconnected Networks;409
12.3;Capturing Performance Data;412
12.3.1;Data Collector Sets;412
12.3.2;Performance Monitor;423
12.3.3;Reliability Monitor;427
12.3.4;Monitoring the System Stability Index;428
12.4;Monitoring Event Logs;429
12.4.1;Custom Views;429
12.4.2;Application and Services Logs;432
12.4.2.1;Admin Logs;432
12.4.2.2;Operational Logs;432
12.4.2.3;Analytic Logs;432
12.4.2.4;Debug Logs;432
12.4.3;Subscriptions;433
12.4.4;DNS Event Log;436
12.5;Gathering Network Data;436
12.5.1;Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP);436
12.5.2;Baseline Security Analyzer;441
12.5.3;Network Monitor;444
12.6;Summary of Exam Objectives;448
12.7;Exam Objectives Fast Track;448
12.8;Exam Objectives Frequently Asked Questions;450
12.9;Self Test;451
12.10;Self Test Quick Answer Key;456
13;Chapter 6: Network Access Protection;458
13.1;Introduction;459
13.2;Working with NAP;461
13.2.1;Network Layer Protection;461
13.2.1.1;NAP Clients;462
13.2.1.2;NAP Enforcement Points;463
13.2.1.3;Active Directory Domain Services;464
13.2.1.4;NAP Health Policy Server;464
13.2.1.5;Health Requirement Server;464
13.2.1.6;Restricted Network;465
13.2.1.7;Software Policy Validation;466
13.2.2;DHCP Enforcement;466
13.2.3;VPN Enforcement;472
13.2.3.1;Communication Process with VPN Client and NAP;472
13.2.4;Configuring NAP Health Policies;476
13.2.4.1;Connection Request Policies;477
13.2.4.2;Network Policies;478
13.2.4.3;Health Policies;479
13.2.4.4;Network Access Protection Settings;481
13.2.5;IPsec Enforcement;482
13.2.5.1;Secure Network;483
13.2.5.2;Boundary Network;483
13.2.5.3;Restricted Network;484
13.2.5.4;Flexible Host Isolation;484
13.2.6;802.1x Enforcement;487
13.3;Summary of Exam Objectives;491
13.4;Exam Objectives Fast Track;492
13.5;Exam Objectives Frequently Asked Questions;494
13.6;Self Test;496
13.7;Self Test Quick Answer Key;500
14;Appendix: Self Test Appendix;502
14.1;Chapter 1: IP Addressing and Services;503
14.2;Chapter 2: Configuring DNS;513
14.3;Chapter 3: Configuring Network Access;519
14.4;Chapter 4: Configuring File and Print Services;524
14.5;Chapter 5: Monitoring andManaging a Network Infrastructure;529
14.6;Chapter 6: Network Access Protection;538
15;Index;544