Curso de Actualización de Windows Server 2003 a Windows Server 2008 Mcts

Módulo I. De nivel MCSA en Windows Server 2003 a Windows Server 2008 .

Preparación para el examen de Certificación oficial 70-648

El examen de Certificación Oficial 70-648 permite actualizar la certificación de MCSA en Windows Server 2003 a la equivalencia en Windows Server 2008.

Este examen se compone del equivalente a las certificaciones que se obtendría pasando los exámenes de certifiación 70-640 y 70-642.

Configuring Windows Server 2008

• Server Manager Roles

• Windows Server 2008 Features

• Initial Configuration Tasks

• Server Manager Console

• Server Manager Wizards

Next Generation Networking

• Networking with Windows Server 2008

• DNS Overview and Improvements

• Lab 1: Reviewing Networking Defaults and Settings

• Review the Network Center

• Creating Domain Isolation Policies

• Create a Centralized QoS Policy

• Communicate with Link-Local Addresses

Explore Management Settings

• Explore the Active Directory Snap-Ins

• Create a Forward Lookup Zone

• Create a Reverse Lookup Zone

• Create Resource Records

• Configure Zone Transfers

• Identify new and improved networking features with Windows Server 2008.

• Explain how Server and Domain Isolation protects your network.

• Know the difference between IPv4 and IPv6 addresses.

• Know how DNS is used.

• Explain how DNS and Active Directory work together.

• List new improvements to DNS with Windows Server 2008.

Server Core

• Server Core Introduction

• Configuring and Managing Server Core

Server Core

• Installing Windows Server Core

• Configure Server Core

• Add and Configure Server Roles

• Add Backup Feature

• Managing Server Core

Windows Backup

• Backup Infrastructure

• Optical Media

• Restore Utilities

Módulo 2. De nivel MCSE en Windows Server 2003 a Wdows Server 2008 .

Preparación para el examen de Certificación oficial 70-649

El examen de Certificación Oficial 70-649 permite actualizar la certificación de MCSE en Windows Server 2003 a la equivalencia en Windows Server 2008.

El examen de Certificación Oficial 70-649 equivale (siempre y cuando se esté en posesión del nivel de Certificación Oficial MCSE en Windows Server 2003) a superar los exámenes de certificación oficiales de la familia de Windows Server 2006 70-640, 70-642 y 70-643. Estos exámenes corresponden a las siguientes certificaciones denominadas MCTS

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

• Configuring Server Roles

• Maintaining the Active Directory Environment (32 percent)

• Configuring the Active Directory Infrastructure (38 percent)

70-642: TS: Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure, Configuring

• Configuring Network Access

• Deploying Servers (51 percent)

70-643: TS: Windows Server 2008 Applications, Configuring

• Configuring Terminal Services

• Configuring a Web Services Infrastructure (30 percent)

• Configuring Security for Web Services (38 percent)

Este módulo está dividido en 3 partes:

Parte 1.- Updating Your Network Infrastructure Technology Skills to Windows Server 2008

Configuring Windows Server 2008

• Server Manager Roles

• Windows Server 2008 Features

Next Generation Networking

• Networking with Windows Server 2008

• DNS Overview and Improvements

• Review the Network Center

• Creating Domain Isolation Policies

• Create a Centralized QoS Policy

• Communicate with Link-Local Addresses

DNS: Explore Management Settings

• Explore the Active Directory Snap-Ins

• Create a Forward Lookup Zone

• Create a Reverse Lookup Zone

• Create Resource Records

• Configure Zone Transfers

Server Core

• Installing Windows Server Core

• Configure Server Core

• Add and Configure Server Roles

• Add Backup Feature

• Managing Server Core

Windows Backup

• Backup Infrastructure

• Optical Media

• Restore Utilities

• Perform Installation Tasks

• Schedule a Backup

• Create a Manual Backup

• Schedule Daily AD DS Backup via Command Line

• Perform Windows RE Tasks

• Restore Files and Folders

• Backup and Recovery with Vista Client

Network Policies and Access Protection

• Network Policies Access Protection

• Enforcement Options

• Network Access Protection Scenarios

• Configuring Network Access Protection for DHCP

Windows Deployment Services

• Introducing Windows Deployment Services

• WDS Components

• Install and Configure Windows Deployment Services

• Working with Images

• Creating Images

• Using Unattend Files

Windows Server Virtualization

• Introducing Windows Server Virtualization

• Configuring Windows Server Virtualization

• Configure Server Virtualization

• Configure Virtual Networks

• Add Virtual Machines

• Monitoring and Optimization

High Availability Features

• Failover Clustering

• Network Load Balancing

• Installing a Two-Node File Server Cluster

• Configuring Network Load Balancing with Terminal Services

Performance Monitoring and Optimization

• Windows Reliability and Performance Monitor

• Microsoft Windows System Resource Manager

Performance Monitoring and Optimization

• Reviewing Performance and Reliability Monitoring

• Key Scenarios for Monitoring Performance and Reliability

• Add Windows System Resource Manager Feature

• Windows System Resource Manager Scenarios

• Configure Windows System Resource Manager for Terminal Services

PARTE 2 .-Updating your Active Directory Technology Skills to Windows Server 2008

Introduction to Active Directory Technology in Windows Server 2008

• Active Directory Improvements

• Use Three Phases to Configure a Server

• Deploy New Server Roles and Features

• Change a Server’s Role

• Change Role Services and Features

Planning for Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Services

• Planning for ADDS Deployment

• Upgrade Considerations

• Install a Windows Server 2008 DC in an Existing Forest

• Install a RODC in an Existing Forest

• Verify Active Directory InstallationInstall a New Forest

Server Core Domain Controllers

• Server Core Domain Controllers

• Installing Server Core

• Configure Server Core

• Adding Roles and Features

• Managing Server Core

Active Directory Domain Services

• What’s New in AD DS

• Improved Security

• Manageability and Reliability

Exploring Active Directory Domain Services

• Create Accounts

• Review Operations Masters Role

• Review Sites

• Working with Subnets

• Working with Site-Links

• AD DS and Group Policy

• Review DNS Configuration

Active Directory Federation Services, Active Directory

Lightweight Directory Services, Active Directory Rights Management Services

• Active Directory Federation Services for identity access solution

• Active Directory Lightweight Directory Services (replaces Active Directory

Account Management with Windows Server 2003), providing directory services for applications.

• Active Directory Right Management Services, enabling the creation of information-protection solutions.

Active Directory Federation Services

• Install AD FS

• Configure Web Server

Active Directory Rights Management Services

• Install and Configure AD RMS

• Add New AD RMS Cluster

• Register the Service Connection Point in Active Directory

• Verify AD RMS Functionality

Read-Only Domain Controllers

• Read-Only Domain Controllers

• Read-Only Domain Controller Operation

• Deploying an RODC

• Administering an RODC

Auditing Active Directory Domain Services Changes

• What’s new in AD DS auditing

• Who should use this new feature

• Benefits of auditing changes in AD DS

• Summary of new AD DS auditing events

• Summary of attribute syntaxes

Enterprise PKI (PKIView) Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS)

• Certificate Authority

• Certificate Policy Settings

• Microsoft Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol

• Online Revocation Services

• Network Device Enrollment Services

Parte 3 .- Updating Your Application Platform Technology Skills to Windows Server 2008

Server Roles and Initial Configuration Tasks

• Application Server Roles

• Application Server Features

• Windows Server as an Application Server

• Review Default State

• Initial Configuration Tasks

• Unix Interoperability

Overview of IIS 7.0 Application Server

• Review of IIS 6.0

• Key Improvements in IIS 7.0

• IIS 7.0 Configuration System

Managing Web Applications with IIS 7.0

• Managing IIS 7.0

• Using Hierarchical Configuration Settings

• Delegating Configuration to Non-Administrator Users

• Using IIS 7.0 Configuration Files to Control Delegation

• Extending the User Interface with Custom Features

• Controlling Delegation Using Locking

• Configuring IIS 7.0 using the Managed API

• Using AppCMD

Troubleshooting Web Servers

• Troubleshooting IIS 7.0

• Using the Runtime Control and Status API

• Using Automatic Failed Request Tracing

• Adding Trace Events to Managed Modules

• Locating Failures using FREB

• Tracing Failed Requests

• Using RSCA to View Executing Requests

• Using Managed APIs to Access RSCA Data

• Using Automatic Failed Request Tracing

• Using Trace Events in ASPX Pages

Configuring and Managing Windows SharePoint Services 3.0

• Creating and Configuring Sites

• Managing Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Sites

• Managing the Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Server

• Creating a Web Application and Site Collection

• Creating a Web Application

• Creating a Site Collection

• Starting the Windows SharePoint Services Search Service

• Configuring the Alternate Access Mappings

• Managing Site Settings

• Troubleshooting Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 Server Performance Issues

Configuring Terminal Services

• Terminal Services Overview

• Terminal Services Core Functionality

• Terminal Services Web Access

• Terminal Services Licensing

Managing Terminal Services

• Terminal Services Remote Programs

• Terminal Services Gateway

• Managing Terminal Services

• Using Terminal Services Remote Programs

• Configuring Terminal Services Gateway

• Managing Terminal Services Remote Programs