MCITP Course Contents

 Advanced Terminal Services

 T.S Web Access Administration, Remote Apps. Etc.,
 Managing a Microsoft Windows 2008 Network Environment.
 Configuring Read-Only Domain Controller
 Designing Microsoft Windows 2008 Active Directory
Infrastructure, Network Infrastructure, Application Infrastructure.
 Windows Server Core

MCITP Course Contents

   

  Network Essentials RODC & Physical Structure of AD-DS

 Networking Concepts, History of  Introduction & Configuration of

Server OS
 Introduction to windows server
2003 & 2008
 Features of Windows Server 2008
 Installation of Windows Server
2008
 Installation of windows Vista
Read-Only Domain Controller
 SITES and Global Catalog
 Backup Strategies
 Replication between the Domain
Controllers
 AD-DS Partitions

 Introduction and Creation of

Users accounts

   

Active Directory - Domain Services Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

 IP Addressing  Introduction and Configuration of

 Logical Topologies - Peer-Peer & DHCP Server
Domain Models  DHCP Client Configuration
 Introduction to Directory Services  Reservations
 Evolution of Active Directory  BOOTP Server
Services - LDAP Protocol
 DHCP Backup
  Features of Active Directory

 Installing Active Directory –

Domain Controller

   

Member Servers, Clients, User Configuration Domain Name System (DNS)

 Configuring Member Servers and  Internet Basics, Host & LM Host

Clients. Files
 Creating Users in AD-DS  DNS Naming Hierarchy
 User Logon policies  Lookup Zones - Forward and Reverse
lookup Zones
 Password policies
 Types of Zones – Primary, Secondary
 Account Lockout policies & Stub Zone

 User properties  Resource Records, Integration with

ADS, SRV Records

   

Terminal Services Internet Information Services

 Terminal Server Configuration  IIS 7.0 Configuration

 Terminal Server Licensing Mode  Hosting Websites, Virtual Directories
 Remote Desktop  Backup & Restoring Sites
 T.S Web access administration  FTP Server Configuration
and T.S Remote Apps.

 Overview of T.S Gateway service

User Profile   Permissions/Access Control Lists

 Types of Profiles  File Systems

 Local, Roaming and Mandatory  Security and Sharing Permissions -
Profiles Folders & Files

 Offline Folder
  Home Folder

 Disk Quotas

 Routing & Remote Access

Logical Structure of AD - DS  Routing Configuration - Static

Routes
 Configuring ADC  ICS, NAT, DHCP Relay Agent
 Tree Structure - Child Domain
 Remote Access Server Configuration
 FOREST Structure
 Dial-in & Dial-out

 VPN - PPTP, L2TP

   

FSMO Roles of AD - DS Windows Deployment Services

 Roles of AD - DS  Introduction & Configuration of

 Transferring of Roles WDS Server

 Seizing of Roles  Attended & Unattended Installation

   

Distributed File System, Backup & Disk Management

Recovery, Printers
 Basic & Dynamic Disks
 Introduction to DFS & File server  Types of Volumes
 Configuring Namespace, Folders  RAID 0, 1, 5 Levels
etc
 Remote Hard disk Partitioning
 Introduction to Backup & Backup
media  Mounting Concepts
 Types of Backups & Strategies  
 Recovery of Data from any
backup media
 Introduction to printers

 Types of printers & configuration

   
Active Directory Trusts
Advanced Topics
 Introduction to Trust Relationship
 Categories, Directions & Types of  Windows Server Core
Trusts  Upgrading windows server 2003 to
2008
 Functional Levels
 Groups, VSS, Paging File
 Authentication Protocols
 System state backup & restoration
 Configuring Forest Trusts  Domain Renaming, Auditing policies
between 2008 Forests
 Overview of AD- FS, LDS, RMS, CS

 Group Policy / System Policy  Live Setup - Demo by Faculty

 Organizational Unit, Delegation  Designing, Implementing &

of Control Maintaing of Corporate Network
 User & Computer Policies
 
 Scope of Policies - OU, Domain,
Sites
 Group policy modeling (RSOP)
 Software Deployment
 Scripts, Folder Redirection

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MS Exchange Server Training - Course Contents

 Introduction to Exchange 2003
 SMTP, POP3, NNTP, IMAP Protocols
 Exchange Clients, Recipients
 Architecture of Information Store
 Storage Groups and Public Folders
  Upgradation from Exchange 2000 to Exchange 2003
 Configuring Connectors
 Instant Messaging
 Backup and Recovery
 Integration of Anti Virus and Anti Spam

Sun Solaris Administration course will cover all aspects of SA1, SA2 certification and the
basics of Unix in detail. At the end of the course delegates will have the skills required to
administer a Solaris System. Sun Solaris Administration course will also cover Internet
application server configuration on live registered domain names with valid public IP addresses.
The training will be given by Senior System/Network engineers with several years of industry
experience.

Course Contents
 Introduction to Unix ,installation of Solaris
 User,Group administration,ACL
 Automation of Jobs, Disk partitions
 Mounting File Systems
 Backup and recovery, Printer Configuration
 Basic of TCP/IP, NFS, CacheFS, AutoFS
 Custom Jumpstart Installation, Quotas
 DHCP, NIS, DNS, Mail, Web, FTP, Proxy, Samba
 RAID,Modem configuration,Web based administration
 Installation of Oracle8i

Sun Solaris Administration

   

Introduction to Unix Network based File systems ( NFS, CacheFS,

AutoFS)
 History of Unix
 Basic Concepts of Operating  Basics of Network based file systems
Systems, Kernel, shell and file  Configuring NFS servers for sharing
system structure resources
  Basic Concepts of Unix
 Basic Commands of Unix
 Advanced Unix Commands
Installation of Solaris
 Introduction to Solaris
 Basic concepts of Solaris
 Interactive Installation
 Web-start Installation
 Network based Installation
Software package and patch administration
 Installing, checking and deleting
software packages
 Installing, checking and deleting of
patches
Startup and Shutdown scripts
 Open Boot Prom
 Boot Sequence
 Kernel Initialization
 Init Process
 Run Control Script
 Configuring NFS clients
 Configuring Cache FS on clients of
NFS
 Configuring AutoFS (Automatic file
systems), using direct and indirect
mapping
Custom Jumpstart Installation
 Creating profile for jumpstart
installation over the network
 Starting the automatic (jumpstart)
installation on the clien
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
(DHCP)
 Configuring Solaris as DHCP server
 Configuring various clients for dhcp
server, i.e. Windows client, Solaris
clients, Linux clients
Network Information Service (NIS)
 Basics of NIS
 Configuring NIS master server, slave
server and client
 Creating NIS users
User and group administration
 Creating and deleting users from the
system
 Modifying users profile
 Creating and deleting groups
 Important system files related to user
administration
Advanced file permissions (ACL)
 Creating, modifying and deleting
ACL's
Automation of jobs
 At
 Cron
Device Configuration
 Basic architecture of devices
 Device Naming convention
 Reconfiguring devices
Disk, Slice and Mounting File System
 Defining disk slices
DNS with Bind 8
 Basis of Internet
 Basic of DNS and BIND8
 Configuring DNS primary server, and
secondary servers
 Configuring DNS for multiple
domains and sub domains
 Configuring various clients
( Windows, Solaris, Linux)
Mail Server(SMTP,POP3,IMAP)
 Basics of Mail servers
 Configuring SMTP services
 Configuring POP3/IMAP service on
Solaris
Web Server ( Apache)
 Basic of web service
 Introduction of Apache
 Configuring Apache for main site
 Configuring Apache for multiple sites
using IP-based, port-based and name-
based virtual hosting
FTP server ( ProFTP daemon)
 Basics of File Transfer protocol
 Configuring proftpd for anonymous ftp
  Mounting various file systems(hsfs,
pcfs, ufs)
 Automatic mounting of file system
Quotas
 Creating Quotas for users
 Auditing quotas
Backup and recovery
 Introduction to various types of
backup media
 Backing up and restoring data using
ufsdump and ufsrestore commands
 Backing up and restoring data using
tar and cpio commands
Printer Configuration
 Printing basics
 Configuring local printer
 Configuring print server
 Configuring remote printer
Basics of TCP/IP
 OSI reference model
 Basics of TCP/IP
 IP addressing, subnetting
service
Proxy Server (Squid)
 Basics of proxy service
 Configuring proxy service
 Creating ACL's for controlling access
to internet
 Configuring various clients
( Windows, Solaris, Linux)
 
Samba service
 Basics of file sharing in Windows
 Configuring samba to act as PDC for
Windows Network
 Configuring samba service for file
sharing with windows systems
RAID (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks)
 Implementing RAID with ODS.
(Online Disk Suite 4.2.1)
 Concatenation and growfs
 RAID levels ( 0, 1, and 5) with
hotspare pool
Modem Configuration
 Configuring Modems for Dial out
purpose
   

Installation of Oracle 8i Web Based Administration

 Installing Webmin on Solaris

 Administrating the Solaris machine
remotely

 Using Webmin as Tool for configuring

various services on Solaris

Linux

This course will cover the basics & advance topics of Linux in detail. At the end of the course delegates
will have the skills required to administer a Linux System. The course will also cover Internet application
server configuration on live registered domain named with valid public IP addresses. The training will be
given by Senior System / Network engineers with several years of industry experience.

Course Contents
 Introduction to Unix, Installation of Linux.
 User, Group administration, ACL
 Automation of Jobs, Disk partitions
 Mounting File Systems
 Backup and recovery, Printer Configuration
 Basic of TCP/IP, NFS,  AutoFS
 Kickstart Installation, Quotas
 DHCP, NIS, DNS, Mail, Web, VSFTP, Squid, Samba
 Securing your Linux Server with Firewall
 Troubleshooting your Linux system

Linux Essentials System Administration Network Administration & Security

 
   

Introduction to Unix & Linux Installation of Linux

 History of Unix & Linux  Interactive Installation

 Basic Concepts of Operating Systems,  Kickstart Installation
Kernel, shell and file system structure
 Network based Installation
 Basic Concepts of Linux
 
 Basic Commands of Linux

 Advanced Linux Commands

   

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) Introduction to Graphical Environment

 Configuring Linux as DHCP server  Use and customize the GNOME

interface
 Configuring various clients for dhcp  Perform command tasks using the
server (Windows & Linux) GNOME GUI
 Launch applications from
command line and GNOME
interface

 Customize X Window System

   

NFS Startup and Shutdown scripts

 Configuring NFS server  Boot Sequence

 Mounting NFS exports on NFS  Kernel Initialization
clients
 INIT Process
 
 
   

Network Information Service (NIS) Software Package Administration

 Basics of NIS  Installing and deleting software

 Configuring NIS master server, slave packages
server and client
 Querying and updating software
 Creating NIS users packages

DNS with Bind 9
 Basis of Internet
 Basic of DNS and BIND 9
 Configuring DNS primary server, and
secondary servers
 Configuring DNS for multiple
domains and sub domains
 Configuring various clients
( Windows & Linux)
Mail Server(SMTP,POP3,IMAP)
 Basics of Mail servers
 Configuring SMTP services
 Configuring POP3/IMAP service on
Linux
 Integrating Antivirus and Antispam.
Web Server ( Apache)
 Basics of web service
 Introduction to Apache
 Configuring Apache for main site
 Configuring Apache for multiple sites
using IP-based, port-based and name-
based virtual hosting
 
FTP server ( vsftp daemon)
User and group administration
 Creating and deleting users from
the system
 Modifying users profile
 Creating and deleting groups
 Important system files related to
user administration
 
Advanced file permissions (ACL)
 Assigning advanced files
permissions i.e. SUID, SGID and
Sticky bit
 Creating, modifying and deleting
ACL's
 
Disk Partitioning and Mounting File System
 Using fdisk, disk druid utilities for
disk partitioning
 Using mkfs, dd commands to
create file systems
 Mounting various file systems
 Auto mounting of file system
 Logical Volume Manager (LVM)
Quotas
  Basics of File Transfer protocol
 Configuring proftpd for anonymous
ftp service
Proxy Server (Squid)
 Basics of proxy services
 Configuring proxy services
 Creating ACL's for controlling access
to internet
Samba service
 Basics of file sharing in Windows
 Configuring samba to act as member
server for Windows Network
 Configuring samba service for file
sharing with windows systems
RAID (Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks)
 Implementing RAID on Linux
 Pre installation / Post Installation
 RAID levels ( 0, 1, and 5)
configuration using RAID tools.
 Enabling Quotas on partitions
 Creating Quotas for users
 Auditing quotas
Backup and recovery
 Introduction to various types of
backup media
 Backup and restoring data using
dump / restore commands
 Backup and restoring using tar and
cpio commands
 Automation of Jobs
Securing your Linux Server
 Implementing local security
 Implementing network security
 Implementing data security
 Basic elements of Fire Wall using
IP Tables
Troubleshooting your system
 Recovering the super user
password
 Recovering the boot loader
(GRUB)
 Troubleshooting Xserver problems
 Troubleshooting network related
 problems

 
 

Web Based Administration

 Installing Webmin on Linux

 Administrating the Linux
machine remotely

 Using Webmin as a Tool for

configuring various services on
Linux