MC108 Lecture 1103

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MC108Lecture 11/03

• Introduction
• Installation

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Relating to Business Issues

• Standalone, Workgroup vs. Domain
• Decentralized vs. Centralized management
• Object vs. Policy Management
• Startup Installation and Configuration
• Object Management in Domain Organizations
• Ongoing Administration and ManagementConfiguratio
  n, Performance, Auditing of objects in a
  namespace
• Beyond File and Print services

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Network Administration

• Beyond basic object (file/print) services
• Administering (enterprise) internal services
• Directory services
• Network Infrastructure
• Administering external services
• Internet services
• RRAS and DUN
• Other service features like Terminal Services,
  RIS
• Specialized services like messaging, database,
  etc.

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This Course

• Course Objectives are to
• demonstrate knowledge of terms and concepts and
  as well as competency in installation,
  configuration, and management of W2K server and
  its domain environment.
• Course Scope
• Terminology Concepts
• Practical Skills Design and Deployment

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Course plan

• Lecture and reading
• Describe and demonstrate HowTos
• Build a library/repertoire of skills
• Scenarios
• Practice HowTos through design and deployment
• Midterm and Final Assessments will cover BOTH
  concept and practice

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Chapters
Topics

• Introduction
• Installation
• Unattended Installation
• File Systems
• File Systems
• Active Directory
• Server Administration Object Management
• Print Services
• Network Services
• RRAS
• Security
• Reliability Disaster Recovery
• Monitoring
• Other Application Services

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• Introduction
• Installation
• Unattended Installation
• File Systems
• File Systems
• Active Directory
• Server Administration Object Management
• Print Services
• Network Services
• RRAS
• Security
• Reliability Disaster Recovery
• Monitoring
• Other Application Services

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• Introduction
• Installation
• Unattended Installation
• File Systems
• File Systems
• Active Directory
• Server Administration
• Print Services
• Network Services
• RRAS
• Security
• Reliability Disaster Recovery
• Monitoring
• Other Application Services

Installation
File Organization
Maintenance
Infrastructure
Policy
Maintenance
Infrastructure
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• 01. Introduction
• 02. Installation
• 03. Unattended Installation
• 04. File Systems
• 05. File Systems
• 06. Active Directory
• 07. Server Administration
• 08. Print Services
• 12. Reliability
• 13. Monitoring
• 11. Security
• 09. Network Services
• 10. RRAS
• 14. Other Application Services

Installation
File Organization
Maintenance
Maintenance
Policy
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
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• 01. Introduction
• 02. Installation
• 03. Unattended Installation
• 04. File Systems
• 05. File Systems
• 06. Active Directory
• 07. Server Administration
• 08. Print Services
• 12. Reliability
• 13. Monitoring
• 11. Security
• 09. Network Services
• 10. RRAS
• 14. Other Application Services

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Policy
Infrastructure
Infrastructure
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Enterprise Management Plans

• Phase 1 Installation and Configuration
• Best Practices Design, Deploy, Test
• Phase 2 Object management (People/Property)
• Best Practices Design, Deploy, Test
• Phase 3 Administration, Performance, and
  Security Policy management
• Best Practices Design, Deploy, Test
• Plans for Disaster Recovery, Security, etc.

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Specific Management Functional Areas

• Security Management - where?
• Auditing Management - when?
• Configuration Management - who?
• Fault Management - what?
• Performance Management - how?

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Deployment Plan

• Phase 1 Installation and Configuration
• Best Practices Design
• HowTo
• Test / Assessment
• Phase 2 People/Resource Management
• Best Practices Design
• HowTo
• Test / Assessment
• Phase 3 Ongoing Administration (Policy)
• Best Practices Design
• HowTo
• Test / Assessment

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Organizational Objectives / Scope

• People and property as objects
• Each has attributes (values) and specific data
• Each needs to be authenticated
• Each has a list of access rights or permissions
• Process
• Between local machines, process/services need
  to be authenticated too!
• Each assumes the role of an object in a process
  or workflow
• Policy
• Local and Global (Domain, Enterprise)

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Windows 2000 Workgroups
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Legacy Single Domain Models
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Windows 2000 Domains
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Domain Trees
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Generic Domain Relationships
Trusted Domain
User/Group Account
Trusting Domain
Token
Validation Request
ACL
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Two-Way Transitive Trusts
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Namespace
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Organizational Units
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Objects
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Object Authentication
Logon
Logon Dialog Box CtrlAltDelete
Security Subsystem
User Mode
Kernel Mode
ACL
SAM/AD
Access Token
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Generic Microsoft NOS Architecture
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W2K Architectural Overview
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W2K Kernel-Mode Drivers
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Introduction

• Design
• Operating System features
• Operating System architecture
• Workgroup vs. Domain
• Directory Services
• Deployment
• Installation Methods

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To be continued
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Troubleshooting

• Define the problem
• Identify the context of the problem
• Design and implement a solution
• Replicate results to verify solution
• Document problem and solution

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Describe an Objective

• Differences between
• goals and objectives
• unstructured and structured solutions
• strategic and tactical plans
• Objectives and Scope

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Defining a Scope

• Describe situation in terms of dimensions
• who? Identify objects involved
• where? Physical/Logical/Layer?
• when? State a trigger, precedents
• what? State a source, dependencies
• how? State a mechanism
• Use specific functional management areas to
  categorize the event. Use HowTos to
  identify/verify the above dimensions.

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Building a HOWTO

• Identify a single issue and an Immediate
  Solution to that specific issue.
• Specify the procedure(s), in numbered steps, that
  will achieve the task/scope/objective.
• Cite possible issues pertaining to any step in
  the HOWTO procedure
• Summarize at least ONE Best Practices that
  pertains to this Immediate Solution

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Installations

• Basic Installation
• Bootable CDROM
• Non-bootable CDROM
• Network Installation (simple share)
• Network Installation (with answer file)
• Simulated cloning with sysprep
• Remote Installation with answer file

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Tools

• Identifying interfaces features and configuring a
  friendly environment
• Reviewing Administrative Tools
• Building and modifying an MMC
• Reviewing ways to document System State

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Hardware Requirements xlii

• Pentium 133
• RAM 128 MB
• Storage 2 GB minimal
• 12x CDROM drive
• VGA with 800x600 resolution
• Mouse/keyboard

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MC 108 Objective

• How do I keep you awake for 4 weeks?
• Scope
• 1. Cover material as efficiently as possible
• 2. Generate labs????