Управление Active Directory и службами IIS MS Windows 2008

Управление Active Directory и службами IIS MS Windows 2008

Продолжительность: 40 академических часов.

Аттестация: Сертификат Softline Academy

Обучение: в вечернее время

MS 6432A:

Managing and Maintaining Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Servers

Module 1: Managing an Active Directory Server Lifecycle

This module explains how to support and maintain Active Directory servers to meet changing business requirements in an enterprise environment.

Lessons

·  Planning an Active Directory Server Deployment

·  Using Active Directory Server Deployment Technologies

·  Adding AD DS Server Roles

·  Removing AD DS Server Roles

Lab : Managing and Maintaining a Windows Server 2008 Domain Controller

·  Evaluating the Need for AD DS Promotion

·  Meeting the Need by Adding a Role

·  Managing a Change Request for an RODC by Using the Command Line

·  Developing a Management and Maintenance Plan

·  Evaluating the Management and Maintenance Plan

After completing this module, students will be able to:

·  Plan an Active Directory server deployment.

·  Identify different approaches to Active Directory server deployment.

·  Add an AD DS server role.

·  Remove an AD DS server role.

Module 2: Creating Baselines for Active Directory Servers

This module explains how to create baselines using the WRPM and through analysis, make decisions to improve server performance.

Lessons

·  Baseline Methodologies for Active Directory Servers

·  WRPM Overview

·  Using Metrics to Create Baselines for Active Directory Servers

Lab : Creating Baselines for Active Directory Servers

·  Involving Users in Baseline Development

·  Choosing Relevant WRPM Counters and Durations

·  Evaluating and Revising a Baseline Document in the Face of Business Changes

After completing this module, students will be able to:

·  Define strategies for developing baselines.

·  Explain the use of the WRPM as a baseline creation and revision tool.

·  Describe some of the specific metrics that may be relevant for the different Active Directory roles.

Module 3: Monitoring the System Health of Active Directory Servers

This module explains how to create and evaluate a monitoring plan based on business needs and environments. It also explains how to determine the health of Active Directory servers using performance monitoring and even log triggers.

Lessons

·  System Health Overview

·  Using Long-Term Monitoring to Identify Trends

·  Setting Thresholds and Alerts for Short-Term Monitoring

·  Choosing the Appropriate Windows Server 2008 Monitoring Tools

Lab : Monitoring the Active Directory Server Roles

·  Setting a Performance Alert to Meet a Business Goal

·  Discussing Alert Response Strategies

·  Building a Case for Configuration Change

After completing this module, students will be able to:

·  Define system health, server health, and Active Directory health.

·  Define the best procedures to ensure system health and optimal performance for Active Directory servers.

·  Set thresholds and alerts that are used for short-term monitoring.

·  Describe the Windows Server 2008 monitoring tools and how to decide when the different tools are appropriate in different business situations.

Module 4: Managing Active Directory Domain Services

This module explains how to implement the methodology of maintaining Windows Server 2008 AD DS.

Lessons

·  Restarting and Restoring Active Directory

·  Overview of the Flexible Single Master Operations (FSMO) Roles

·  Planning Sites and Replication

·  Managing RODCs

·  Methods of Managing Windows Server Core

·  Best Practices for GPOs and Links

·  Delegating Active Directory Administration

Lab : Managing AD DS

·  Offline Defragging of the Active Directory Database

·  Evaluating an RODC with Read-Only DNS Solution

·  Making Site Replication Decisions

·  Group Policy Link Strategies

After completing this module, students will be able to:

·  Describe the impact of Windows Server 2008 methods for restarting Active Directory without rebooting.

·  Define the FSMO roles and the Global Catalog pseudo-role.

·  Explain the importance of site definitions and how to optimize the AD DS replication activity.

·  Explain the functionality of RODCs and the key benefits with RODCs deployed.

·  Explain the methods of managing Windows Server Core.

·  Identify the best practices for Group Policy Objects (GPOs) and links.

·  State the pros and cons of delegating administration of Active Directory.

Module 5: Maintaining Security for Active Directory Servers

This module explains how to deploy proven methods to harden the Active Directory servers.

Lessons

·  Server Hardening Techniques

·  Using the MBSA to Discover and Remove Security Holes

·  Using Fine-Grained Password Policies to Simplify Network Organization

·  Planning Security Auditing

·  Enhancing Physical Security

Lab : Maintaining Security for the Active Directory Servers

·  Manually Implementing AD DS Server Hardening

·  Assessing Ongoing Security Requirements

·  Deploying Fine-Grained Password Policies

After completing this module, students will be able to:

·  Describe the techniques used for manual server hardening.

·  Use the MBSA to discover and remove security holes.

·  Explain why you would use fine-grained password policies and how to maintain them.

·  Explain when to perform security auditing and how to define a proper security baseline.

·  Explain how to solve physical security problems and the ramifications of lax security policies.

Module 6: Managing Active Directory Service Roles

This module explains how to add non-AD-DS service roles to a Windows Server 2008 network and manage those roles with supplied tools.

Lessons

·  Using Windows Server 2008 Tools for AD CS

·  Implementing AD LDS

·  AD FS Overview

·  AD RMS Overview

Lab : Managing Active Directory Service Roles

·  Installing the AD LDS Role

·  Identifying Ongoing Management Concerns

·  Using Windows Server 2008 Tools for Managing AD LDS

After completing this module, students will be able to:

·  Use the Windows Server 2008 tools to operate Certificate Services.

·  Explain when to use AD LDS.

·  Identify management concerns with Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS).

·  Identify management concerns with Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS).

MS 6437A:

Designing a Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure

Module 1: Designing IIS Web Farms The students will learn the process of designing IIS Web Farms with Windows Server 2008 and IIS 7. They will learn how to select the appropriate hardware and software platforms. They will learn techniques to leverage Web Farm Availability and Scalability. They will also learn how to select the proper content storage. Lessons ·  Overview of Hardware and Platform Options ·  Design Web Farm Availability and Scalability ·  Design Content Storage Lab : Designing IIS Web Farms ·  Design Hardware Platform ·  Design Web Farm Availability and Scalability ·  Design Web Site Availability and Scalability ·  Design Web Site Configuration, Deployment and Consistency ·  Design Web Site Content, Deployment and Consistency After completing this module, students will be able to: ·  Design an appropriate platform. ·  Design Web farm availability and scalability. ·  Design content storage. Module 2: Optimizing IIS Performance and Stability The students will learn about optimizing IIS performance and stability. Lessons ·  Designing Application Pools ·  Designing Script Mapping ·  Designing Bandwidth Allocation ·  Design Web Site Logging Lab : Optimizing IIS Performance and Stability ·  Design and Test Application Pools ·  Design and Test Script Maps ·  Design and Test Bandwidth Allocation ·  Design and Test Web Site Logging ·  Configuring a Web Server to Host Multiple Applications with Separate Application Pools After completing this module, students will be able to: ·  Plan new application pools. ·  Plan to deploy script mapping. ·  Plan bandwidth allocation per site or application. ·  Plan Web site logging. Module 3: Designing IIS Security In this module, the students will learn to establish and maintain very tight security using Microsoft IIS 7. Lessons ·  Design and Verify Transport Security ·  Design Authentication and Authorization ·  Design Delegation Administration Lab : Designing IIS 7 Security ·  Design and Verify Transport Security ·  Design and Verify Authentication and Authorization Methods ·  Design and Verify Delegation Administration ·  Configuring Authentication Types After completing this module, students will be able to: ·  Design and verify Transport Security (SSL). ·  Plan site authentication and authorization. ·  Plan delegation permissions and administrative access. Module 4: Design IIS Maintenance and UDDI The students will learn how to plan for an IIS installation, taking into account these new features. They will also learn how to deploy UDDI services. Lessons ·  Designing Internet Information Services Backup and Recovery ·  Specify Monitoring Requirements ·  Deploying UDDI Services ·  Tuning and Troubleshooting IIS 7 Lab : Design IIS Maintenance and UDDI ·  Design a Web Server Backup and Recovery Strategy ·  Design and Test Web Server Monitoring ·  Design UDDI Deployment ·  Troubleshooting Application Pool Instability ·  Enabling Shared Configurations ·  Configuring Network Load Balancing After completing this module, students will be able to: ·  Design a Web server backup and recovery plan. ·  Design for and utilize the IIS management pack for System Center. ·  Design and test UDDI services. ·  Troubleshoot IIS caching behavior. Module 5: Designing a Terminal Services Infrastructure The students will learn how to design a terminal services infrastructure including how to design a terminal services licensing strategy and how to design for remote access with TS Gateways, TS Session Broker, RemoteApp programs, and TS Web Access. Lessons ·  Design Terminal Services Licensing ·  Specify Terminal Services Connection Properties ·  Design Device Redirection ·  Design Terminal Services Gateways ·  Design Terminal Services Broker ·  Design RemoteApp Programs ·  Design Web Access Lab : Designing a Terminal Services Infrastructure ·  Design and Test Terminal Services RemoteApp Programs ·  Design and Test Terminal Services Corporate Desktop ·  Design and Test Terminal Services Gateway and Web Access ·  Design and Test Terminal Services Gateway Policies, Connection Authorization Policies, and Resource Access Policies After completing this module, students will be able to: ·  Design Terminal Services (TS) Licensing. ·  Specify Terminal Services Connection Properties. ·  Design Device Redirection. ·  Design Terminal Services Gateways. ·  Design Terminal Services Broker. ·  Design RemoteApp Programs. ·  Design Web Access. Module 6: Designing a Terminal Services Maintenance Strategy The students will be introduced to design and implementation planning using Windows System Resource Manager (WSRM) policies for application resource and reporting. The students will also learn about group policy settings for terminal servers and how to design high availability for terminal services. Finally, the students will learn to specify monitoring, maintenance, and recovery requirements and procedures for terminal services. Lessons ·  Design Windows System Resource Manager (WSRM) Policies for Application Resource and Reporting ·  Specify Group Policy Settings for Terminal Servers ·  Design High Availability ·  Specify Monitoring Requirements ·  Specify Maintenance and Recovery Lab : Designing Terminal Services Maintenance ·  Design and test highly available Terminal Services ·  Design and test Group Policy for Terminal Services ·  Design and test resource management for Terminal Services ·  Design and test monitoring for Terminal Services ·  Optimizing Terminal Services Performance After completing this module, students will be able to: ·  Design Windows System Resource Manager (WSRM) policies for application resource and reporting. ·  Specify Group Policy settings for terminal servers. ·  Design high availability (both terminal servers and session directory servers). ·  Specify monitoring requirements. ·  Specify maintenance and recovery. Module 7: Design Windows Media Services Infrastructure Administration The students will learn about designing Windows Media Services in Windows Server 2008. They will become familiarized with live and on-demand content delivery. Lessons ·  Design Windows Media for Live Streaming ·  Windows Media Services for On-Demand Content ·  Improving Performance for On-Demand Content ·  Monitoring Windows Media Services Lab : Design a Windows Media Services Infrastructure ·  Design Windows Media Services for Live Streaming ·  Design WMS Infrastructure for On-Demand Content ·  Troubleshooting Poor Performance of On-Demand Content ·  Design and Test Monitoring of Windows Media Services After completing this module, students will be able to: ·  Design Windows Media Services infrastructure for live streaming. ·  Design Windows Media Services infrastructure for on-demand content. ·  Troubleshoot poor performance of on-demand content. ·  Plan for monitoring of Windows Media Services. Module 8: Design Virtualization Infrastructure The students will implement virtualization to consolidate servers, deploy branch office infrastructure servers, support legacy applications, and create a test environment. Lessons ·  Virtualization of a Test Server Environment ·  Virtualization and Migration of Legacy Applications ·  Design and Test a Virtualized Development Environment Lab : Design Virtualization Infrastructure ·  Design a Test Server Consolidation Strategy ·  Design and Test Virtualization and Migration of Legacy Server ·  Design and Test Development Environment Isolation Using Virtual Server After completing this module, students will be able to: ·  Create a design document for server consolidation and virtualization. ·  Create a design document for legacy server hosting. ·  Identify and document key business and technical requirements for creating an isolated development environment. Module 9: Designing Virtualization Provisioning The students will learn how to determine virtualization appropriateness and virtual server provisioning. The students will also learn the importance of customizing virtual servers to standard configurations and also learn about virtual server deployment. Lessons ·  Design Virtual Server Provisioning Workflow Model ·  Evaluate Appropriateness for Virtualization ·  Evaluate Customization to Standard Configuration ·  Design Deployment for Virtualization Lab : Design Virtualization Provisioning ·  Design Virtual Server Host Configuration ·  Design Virtual Server Provisioning using System Center After completing this module, students will be able to: ·  Design virtual server provisioning workflow model. ·  Evaluate appropriateness for virtualization. ·  Evaluate customization to standard configuration. ·  Design Windows Deployment Services.