Managing and Monitoring Network Security, Routing, and TCP/IP in Windows 2000

Overview/Description
To discuss how to manage and monitor network security, routing, and TCP/IP in Windows 2000

Target Audience
Managers, IT consultants, analysts, network administrators, and support professionals tasked with managing Windows 2000 in a network environment; students preparing for Microsoft certification in managing a Microsoft Windows 2000 network environment

Prerequisites
A good working knowledge of TCP/IP, Internet technologies, and internetworking; a general knowledge of computer hardware components and networking concepts

Expected Duration
260 Minutes

Objectives:

Managing and Monitoring Network Security, Routing, and TCP/IP in Windows 2000

  • implement user security in Windows 2000.
  • manage security in Windows 2000 using Group Policy.
  • implement auditing in Windows 2000.
  • use auditing to monitor system security in Windows 2000.
  • give an overview of how IP routing works in Windows 2000.
  • describe how to configure IP routing in Windows 2000.
  • configure IP routing in Windows 2000.
  • troubleshoot network connectivity in Windows 2000.
  • describe the role that TCP/IP plays in a Windows 2000 network.
  • configure TCP/IP properties in a Windows 2000 network.
  • test TCP/IP connectivity in Windows 2000.
  • use the Ping and Ipconfig utilities in Windows 2000.
  • troubleshoot TCP/IP in Windows 2000.


    • Course Number: 67419_eng