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Microsoft 70-640 TS: Configuring Windows Server 2008 Active Directory

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This course is preparation for the 70-640 exam. This exam covers the following topics: Configuring Domain Name System (DNS) for Active Directory, Configuring the Active Directory infrastructure, Configuring Active Directory roles and services, Creating and maintaining Active Directory objects, Maintaining the Active Directory environment, Configuring Active Directory Certificate Services.

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Step-by-Step Courses List

Chapter One:

Module 1: Active Directory – An Identity And Access Solution

  1. Introduction
  2. Understanding The Purpose Of Identity And Access Control
  3. Active Directory Server Roles For IDA Management-Part 1
  4. Active Directory Server Roles For IDA Management-Part 2
  5. Active Directory Server Roles That Support IDA Solutions
  6. Active Directory Summary
Chapter Two:

Module 2: Introduction To Active Directory Domain Services

  1. Overview Of Active Directory Identity And Access-Part 1
  2. Overview Of Active Directory Identity And Access-Part 2
  3. Overview Of Active Directory Identity And Access-Part 3
  4. Active Directory Components And Concepts-Part 1
  5. Active Directory Components And Concepts-Part 2
  6. Active Directory Components And Concepts-Part 3
  7. Active Directory Components And Concepts-Part 4
  8. Active Directory Components And Concepts-Part 5
  9. Implementing Active Directory-Part 1
  10. Implementing Active Directory-Part 2
  11. Implementing Active Directory-Part 3
  12. Implementing Active Directory-Part 4
  13. Implementing Active Directory-Part 5
  14. Implementing Active Directory-Part 6
  15. Implementing Active Directory-Part 7
  16. Implementing Active Directory-Part 8
  17. Overview Of Active Directory-Part1
  18. Overview Of Active Directory-Part2
  19. Overview Of Active Directory-Part3
  20. Summary
Chapter Three:

Module 3: Configuring DNS To Support Active Directory Domain Services

  1. Overview Of Active Directory And DNS Integration-Part 1
  2. Overview Of Active Directory And DNS Integration-Part 2
  3. Configure Active Directory Integrated Zones-Part 1
  4. Configure Active Directory Integrated Zones-Part 2
  5. Configure Dynamic Updates
  6. Configure Read-Only Zones
Chapter Four:

Module 4: Active Directory Object Management

  1. Overview Of Active Directory Objects
  2. Configuring User And Computer Accounts-Part 1
  3. Configuring User And Computer Accounts-Part 2
  4. Configuring User And Computer Accounts-Part 3
  5. Configuring Groups-Part1
  6. Configuring Groups-Part2
  7. Configuring Groups-Part3
  8. Configuring Groups-Part4
  9. Configuring Groups-Part5
  10. Automating Object Management-Part1
  11. Automating Object Management-Part2
  12. Automating Object Management-Part3
  13. Automating Object Management-Part4
  14. Automating Object Management-Part5
  15. Delegation Of Administrative Control-Part1
  16. Delegation Of Administrative Control-Part2
  17. Summary
Chapter Five:

Module 5: Managing Active Directory Replication Using Sites

  1. Configuring Sites And Subnets-Part 1
  2. Configuring Sites And Subnets-Part 2
  3. Configuring Replication-Part 1
  4. Configuring Replication-Part 2
  5. Configuring Replication-Part 3
  6. Configuring Replication-Part 4
  7. Summary
Chapter Six:

Module 6: Configuration Management Using Group Policy

  1. Understanding Group Policy-Part 1
  2. Understanding Group Policy-Part 2
  3. Understanding Group Policy-Part 3
  4. Understanding Group Policy-Part 4
  5. Understanding Group Policy-Part 5
  6. Understanding Group Policy-Part 6
  7. Working With GPOs-Part 1
  8. Working With GPOs-Part 2
  9. Working With GPOs-Part 3
  10. Working With GPOs-Part 4
  11. Troubleshooting Application Of GPO
  12. Delegating Administrative Control Of Group Policy
  13. Summary
Chapter Seven:

Module 7: Desktop Environmental And Security Management

  1. Configure Scripts And Folder Redirection-Part 1
  2. Configure Scripts And Folder Redirection-Part 2
  3. Deploying Software-Part 1
  4. Deploying Software-Part 2
  5. Deploying Software-Part 3
  6. Delegating Computer Support
  7. Managing Security Settings-Part 1
  8. Managing Security Settings-Part 2
  9. Managing Security Settings-Part 3
  10. Managing Security Settings-Part 4
  11. Managing Security Settings-Part 5
  12. Utilizing Auditing-Part 1
  13. Utilizing Auditing-Part 2
  14. Summary
Chapter Eight:

Module 8: Maintaining Active Directory

  1. Monitoring Active Directory-Part 1
  2. Monitoring Active Directory-Part 2
  3. Monitoring Active Directory-Part 3
  4. Monitoring Active Directory-Part 4
  5. Managing The Active Directory Database
  6. Disaster Recovery For Active Directory-Part 1
  7. Disaster Recovery For Active Directory-Part 2
  8. Disaster Recovery For Active Directory-Part 3
  9. Disaster Recovery For Active Directory-Part 4
  10. Maintaining Active Directory Domain Services Summary
Chapter Nine:

Module 9: Deploy and Manage a Public Key Infrastructure

  1. Overview Of Public Key Infrastructure And ADCS-Part 1
  2. Overview Of Public Key Infrastructure And ADCS-Part 2
  3. Overview Of Public Key Infrastructure And ADCS-Part 3
  4. Deploying A Certificate Authority Hierarchy
  5. Installing ADCS-Part 1
  6. Installing ADCS-Part 2
  7. Installing ADCS-Part 3
  8. Installing ADCS-Part 4
  9. Deploying And Managing Certificates-Part 1
  10. Deploying And Managing Certificates-Part 2
  11. Deploying And Managing Certificates-Part 3
  12. Deploying And Managing Certificates-Part 4
  13. Managing Revocation And Distribution-Part 1
  14. Managing Revocation And Distribution-Part 2
  15. Configuring Certificate Recovery-Part 1
  16. Configuring Certificate Recovery-Part 2
  17. Deploy And Manage A Public Key Infrastructure Summary
Chapter Ten:

Module 10: Supporting Applications with AD LDS

  1. ADLDS Overview-Part 1
  2. ADLDS Overview-Part 2
  3. Configuring ADLDS Instances
  4. Configuring Replication
  5. Understanding Integration With ADLDS
  6. Supporting Applications With ADLDS Summary
Chapter Eleven:

Module 11: Deploying Active Directory Federated Services

  1. ADFS Overview
  2. ADFS Deployment Scenarios
  3. Deploying ADFS-Part 1
  4. Deploying ADFS-Part 2
  5. Deploying ADFS-Part 3
  6. Deploying Active Directory Federated Services Summary
Chapter Twelve:

Module 12: Deploying Active Directory Rights Management Services

  1. ADRMS Overview
  2. Understanding ADRMS
  3. Managing ADRMS-Part 1
  4. Managing ADRMS-Part 2
  5. Managing ADRMS-Part 3
  6. Managing ADRMS-Part 4
  7. Deployment Active Directory Rights Management Services Summary
  8. Active Directory Conclusion

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This course is preparation for the 70-640 exam. This exam covers the following topics: Configuring Domain Name System (DNS) for Active Directory, Configuring the Active Directory infrastructure, Configuring Active Directory roles and services, Creating and maintaining Active Directory objects, Maintaining the Active Directory environment, Configuring Active Directory Certificate Services.

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