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Windows 2000 - Administration

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Prerequisites
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Overview/Description
To provide an overview of typical Windows 2000 administrative tasks and strategies and to demonstrate how to use a number of administrative tools

Target Audience
Students preparing for Microsoft exam 70-215 and/or 70-210

Prerequisites
Working knowledge of Windows 95, Windows 98, or Windows NT Workstation 4.0 from administrative, support, and architectural perspectives

Expected Duration (hours)
2.9

Lesson Objectives

Windows 2000 - Administration

identify the responsibilities of an administrator when setting up a new network and maintaining hardware and data.

recognize how to use elements of the Windows 2000 desktop interface, install different languages to create documents, and identify and configure different accessibility options.

recognize how to log on using a valid user name and password, and define the different user security options for locking your computer, changing your password, managing tasks, and logging off and shutting down your computer.

recognize the purpose of Microsoft Management Consoles (MMCs) and their components, identify the preconfigured MMCs and their functions, and create a customized console using existing snap-ins and extensions.

create an Microsoft Management Console (MMC ) by opening the MMC interface in Author mode and adding a snap-in to the Console Root, and create and save a new window with the Disk Defragmenter snap-in as the Console Root.

recognize the features and functionality of the Scheduled Tasks tool, add a task scheduled to run the same time every month, view the log file for a task, and view a remote scheduled task.

recognize how to centralize the management of network resources, identify how to delegate administrative control by assigning permissions, and identify the components of remote administration.

recognize the purpose of taskpads, and identify how to create a new taskpad and tasks, add a new task to an existing taskpad, and customize a taskpad.

create a taskpad and add a task to the taskpad.

identify the functions of the secondary logon facility, recognize how to create a shortcut to the Secondary Logon service, and identify the features of the RUNAS command.

Course Number:
112790_eng