Designing a Windows 2000 Network: Test Yourself McSe (Exam 70-2210

by Syngress Media Inc

• ISBN13: 9780072129328
• ISBN10: 0072129328
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2000-11-01
• Publisher: Lightning Source Inc

Summary

(Osborne) A self-test and review program for the MCSE Designing a Windows 2000 Network Exam 70-221. Based on the actual exam, this review text offers coverage and quick review of all technology objectives and contains more than 200 realistic exam questions. Also includes a feature that points out the most frequently missed questions and how to answer them correctly. Softcover.

Table of Contents

About the Contributors	v
Acknowledgments	vii
Preface	xvii
Introduction	xix
Analyzing Business Requirements	1	(30)
Understanding Business Requirements Analysis	2	(2)
Questions	3	(1)
Analyzing the Existing and Planned Business Models	4	(3)
Questions	5	(2)
Analyzing the Company Model and the Geographic Scope	7	(3)
Questions	8	(2)
Analyzing Company Processes	10	(2)
Questions	11	(1)
Analyzing the Existing and Planned Organizational Structures	12	(2)
Questions	13	(1)
Analyzing Factors That Influence Company Strategies	14	(3)
Questions	16	(1)
Analyzing the Structure of IT Management	17	(3)
Questions	18	(2)
Lab Question	20	(2)
Quick Answer Key	22	(1)
In-Depth Answers	23	(6)
Lab Answer	29	(2)
Analyzing Technical Requirements	31	(34)
Analyzing Corporate Technical Requirements	32	(2)
Questions	33	(1)
Evaluating the Company's Existing and Planned Technical Environments and Goals	34	(4)
Questions	36	(2)
Analyzing the Impact of Infrastructure Design on the Existing and Planned Technical Environments	38	(4)
Questions	40	(2)
Analyzing the Network Requirements for Client Computer Access	42	(3)
Questions	43	(2)
Analyzing the Existing Disaster Recovery Strategy	45	(5)
Questions	46	(4)
Lab Question	50	(3)
Quick Answer Key	53	(1)
In-Depth Answers	54	(8)
Lab Answer	62	(3)
Designing a TCP/IP Networking Strategy	65	(32)
Understanding the Fundamentals of Designing TCP/IP Networking Strategies	66	(2)
Questions	67	(1)
Analyzing IP Subnet Requirements	68	(4)
Questions	69	(3)
Designing a TCP/IP Addressing and Implementation Plan	72	(4)
Questions	73	(3)
Measuring and Optimizing a TCP/IP Infrastructure Design	76	(3)
Questions	77	(2)
Integrating Software Routing into Existing Networks	79	(3)
Questions	80	(2)
Integrating TCP/IP with Existing WAN Connections	82	(3)
Questions	83	(2)
Lab Question	85	(2)
Quick Answer Key	87	(1)
In-Depth Answers	88	(7)
Lab Answer	95	(2)
Designing a DHCP Strategy	97	(30)
Understanding the Windows 2000 DHCP Server	98	(3)
Questions	99	(2)
Integrating DHCP into a Routed Environment	101	(3)
Questions	102	(2)
Integrating DHCP with Windows 2000	104	(3)
Questions	105	(2)
Using Automatic Private Internet Protocol Addressing	107	(2)
Questions	108	(1)
Security Issues Related to DHCP	109	(2)
Questions	110	(1)
Designing a DHCP Service for Remote Locations	111	(3)
Questions	112	(2)
Measuring and Optimizing a DHCP Infrastructure Design	114	(3)
Questions	115	(2)
Lab Question	117	(2)
Quick Answer Key	119	(1)
In-Depth Answers	120	(6)
Lab Answer	126	(1)
Designing a DNS Strategy	127	(30)
Understanding the Windows 2000 Dynamic DNS Server	128	(2)
Questions	129	(1)
Creating a DNS Namespace for the Organization	130	(2)
Questions	131	(1)
Creating an Integrated DNS Design	132	(2)
Questions	133	(1)
Creating a Secure DNS Design	134	(2)
Questions	135	(1)
Creating a Highly Available DNS Design	136	(3)
Questions	137	(2)
Measuring and Optimizing a DNS Infrastructure Design	139	(3)
Questions	140	(2)
Designing a DNS Deployment Strategy	142	(3)
Questions	143	(2)
Lab Question	145	(2)
Quick Answer Key	147	(1)
In-Depth Answers	148	(6)
Lab Answer	154	(3)
Designing a WINS Strategy	157	(34)
Understanding NetBIOS Name Resolution	158	(3)
Questions	159	(2)
Understanding WINS	161	(3)
Questions	162	(2)
Integrating WINS into a Network Design Plan	164	(6)
Questions	165	(5)
Designing Security for WINS Communications	170	(3)
Questions	171	(2)
Designing a Fault-Tolerant WINS Network	173	(4)
Questions	174	(3)
Tuning a WINS Network	177	(3)
Questions	177	(3)
Lab Question	180	(1)
Quick Answer Key	181	(1)
In-Depth Answers	182	(7)
Lab Answer	189	(2)
Designing Distributed Data Access Solutions	191	(30)
Understanding Distributed Data Access Solutions	192	(2)
Questions	193	(1)
Designing a Multiprotocol Strategy	194	(4)
Questions	195	(3)
Designing a Distributed File System Strategy	198	(4)
Questions	199	(3)
Designing a Load-Balancing Strategy	202	(4)
Questions	203	(3)
Windows 2000 Server Clustering	206	(4)
Questions	207	(3)
Lab Question	210	(1)
Quick Answer Key	211	(1)
In-Depth Answers	212	(7)
Lab Answer	219	(2)
Designing Internet Connectivity Solutions	221	(34)
Designing Internet Connectivity Solutions	222	(3)
Questions	223	(2)
Implementing Firewall Solutions	225	(4)
Questions	226	(3)
Developing Routing and Remote Access Strategies	229	(3)
Questions	230	(2)
Understanding Windows 2000 Network Address Translation	232	(4)
Questions	233	(3)
Utilizing Windows 2000 Internet Connection Sharing	236	(2)
Questions	236	(2)
Integrating Windows 2000 with Microsoft Proxy Server, Internet Information Server, and Exchange Server	238	(4)
Questions	239	(3)
Lab Question	242	(1)
Quick Answer Key	243	(1)
In-Depth Answers	244	(9)
Lab Answer	253	(2)
Designing Internet Connectivity Using Microsoft Proxy Server 2.0	255	(34)
Understanding Proxy Server 2.0	256	(3)
Questions	257	(2)
Designing a Proxy Server Network Implementation	259	(5)
Questions	260	(4)
Ensuring Proxy Server Security	264	(4)
Questions	265	(3)
Designing a Fault-Tolerant Proxy Network	268	(3)
Questions	269	(2)
Maximizing Proxy Server Performance	271	(5)
Questions	273	(3)
Lab Question	276	(2)
Quick Answer Key	278	(1)
In-Depth Answers	279	(7)
Lab Answer	286	(3)
Designing a Wide Area Network Infrastructure	289	(30)
Designing a WAN Infrastructure	290	(4)
Questions	291	(3)
Designing a Remote Access Solution That Uses Routing and Remote Access Service	294	(4)
Questions	295	(3)
Integrating Authentication with Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service	298	(3)
Questions	299	(2)
Designing a Virtual Private Network Strategy	301	(4)
Questions	302	(3)
Designing an RRAS Routing Solution to Connect Locations via Demand-Dial Routing	305	(2)
Questions	306	(1)
Lab Question	307	(1)
Quick Answer Key	308	(1)
In-Depth Answers	309	(7)
Lab Answer	316	(3)
Designing an IPSec Implementation Strategy	319	(30)
Understanding IPSec	320	(2)
Questions	321	(1)
Defining the Goals of IPSec on Your Network	322	(3)
Questions	322	(3)
Installing and Configuring IPSec	325	(3)
Questions	326	(2)
Implementing IPSec Security Policies	328	(4)
Questions	329	(3)
IPSec Planning Considerations	332	(2)
Questions	332	(2)
Monitoring and Optimizing IPSec	334	(3)
Questions	335	(2)
Lab Question	337	(1)
Quick Answer Key	338	(1)
In-Depth Answers	339	(9)
Lab Answer	348	(1)
Management and Implementation Strategies for Windows 2000	349	(30)
Designing a Strategy for Monitoring and Managing Windows 2000 Network Services	350	(4)
Questions	351	(3)
Designing Network Services That Support Application Architecture	354	(3)
Questions	355	(2)
Designing a Plan for the Interaction of Windows 2000 Network Services such as WINS, DHCP, and DNS	357	(5)
Questions	358	(4)
Designing a Resource Strategy	362	(4)
Questions	363	(3)
Lab Question	366	(2)
Quick Answer Key	368	(1)
In-Depth Answers	369	(9)
Lab Answer	378	(1)
Practice Exam	379	(37)
AEN Solutions Inc. Case Study	388	(7)
Company Profile and History	380	(8)
Questions	388	(7)
New Silicon Ventures Limited Case Study	395	(10)
Company Profile and History	395	(4)
Questions	399	(6)
Answers	405	(11)
Answers	416