Active Directory Course Outline Introducing Active Directory 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 Directory Database 04 Active Directory Schema 05 Active Directory Component 06 Domains 07 Organizational Units 08 Trees 09 Forests 10 Physical Structure 11 Domain Controllers 12 Global Catalog 13 Replication 14 How Replication Works 15 Trust Relationships 16 Non Transive Trust 17 DNS Namespace 18 Name Server 19 Naming Conventions 20 Distinguished Names 21 Relative Distinguising Name 22 Globaly Unique Identifier 23 User Principle Name 24 Summary Planning Active Directory 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 The Logical Envirenment 04 The Physical Environment 05 Administrative Requirement 06 Domain Requirements 07 Domain Organization Need 08 Domain Name Space 09 DNS Domain Name 10 Internal and External Name 11 Seperate Internal and Exter 12 Name Requirements 13 Planning an OU Structure 14 Planning OU Hierarchy 15 Site Structure 16 Lesson Summary Installing Active Directory 01 Introduction 02 Before You Begin 03 Mixed or Native Mode 04 The Installation Wizard 05 Join Forest 06 Configuring DNS 07 Active Directory Database 08 Finishing The Installation 09 Viewing Domain 10 Testing DNS DNS Name Resolution 01 Introduction 02 Name Resolution 03 IP Addressing 04 Lookup Queries 05 Name Server 06 Name Server Caching 07 Reverse Lookup Query 08 Summary Understanding Zones 01 Introduction 02 Zones 03 Forward Lookup Zone 04 Zone Types 05 Directory Intergrated Zones 06 Zone Name 07 Resource Records 08 Delegating Zones 09 Configuring Dynamic DNS 10 Configuring Zones 11 New Zone Wizard 12 Configuring DDNS 13 Adding a Resource Record 14 Conclusion Zone Replication 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 Reason for Zone Transfer 03 Zone Table Replication 04 Update Notification 05 DNS Notification 06 Incremental Zone Transfer 07 Enabling zone transfers 08 Conclusion Sites 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 Well Connected 04 Purpose of Sites 05 Designing Sites 06 Bandwith Considerations 07 Domain Controler Siting 08 Subnets 09 Creating a New Site 10 Associate subnet with site 11 Site Links 12 Replication Protocols 13 Create a site link 14 Add Site 15 Create a subnet 16 Site Licensing 17 Select a site license server 18 View Licensing 19 Conclusion Active Directory Users and Computers 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 Authentication 04 Authorization 05 Access Token 06 Security Identifyer 07 Access Control List 08 Access Control Entry 09 AD User Accounts 10 User Accounts 11 Local User Accounts 12 Domain User Account 13 Built-In User Account 14 Administrator 15 Guest 16 Computer Accounts 17 Security Principals 18 Planning a User Account 19 Naming Conventions 20 Password Requirements 21 Account Options 22 Logon Hours 23 Computer Access 24 Account Expiration 25 Conclusion User Authentication 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 Interactive Logon 04 Network Authentication 05 Kerberos V5 Authentication 06 NTLM Authentication 07 SSL/TLS Authentication 08 Certificates 09 Authorization 10 User Rights 11 Access Control Permission 12 Security Descriptors 13 Security Components 14 Access Control Entry 15 Object Ownership 16 Object Auditing 17 Object Permission 18 Types of Permissions 19 Object Type 20 Summary The Users and Computers Snap-in 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 New Objects 04 Adding an OU 05 Creating a User Account 06 User Account Properties 07 Moving a User Account 08 Creating a Group 09 Adding a User to a Group 10 Create Computer Object 11 Finding Objects 12 Filtering Objects 13 Conclusion Introduction to the Schmea 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 What is a Schema 04 Active Directory Schema 05 Attributes 06 Classes 07 Modifying the Schema 08 Modifying Attributes 09 Creating an Auxiliary Class 10 Deactivating Classes 11 Modifying the Schema 12 Preparing a Modification 13 OID 14 Verifying Membership 15 Installing Schema Manager 16 Schema Manager Snap-in 17 Schema Permissions 18 Schema Modifications 19 Modificatication Types 20 Creating a New Class 21 Modifying a Class 22 Creating a new attribute 23 Modifying an Attribute 24 Deactivating 25 Conclusion Managing Active Directory 01 Objectives 02 Introduction 03 Finding Objects 04 Controlling Access 05 Active Directory Permission 06 Permission Inheritance 07 Publishing resources in AD 08 Publishing Resources 09 Publishing Network Service 10 Moving AD objects 11 Moving Objects 12 Moving between Domains 13 Lost and Found 14 Moving Users 15 Moving Groups 16 Delegating Control 17 Administrating AD 18 Conclusion	All our MCSE Packages include: Over 60-70 comprehensive training modules One year access to courses and other features in our E-Learning Campus Over 120-130 Hours of High Quality Interactive Training 30 Day Money Back Guarantee View Screen Shots of Lessons Try Free Courses customers comments: "Your instructional design was excellent and vastly superior to the other CBT's". 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