MCSE Windows 2000 Active Directory Services Design Exam Cram 2 (Exam Cram 70-219)

by Scheil, Dennis; Huggins, Diana; Tittel, Ed

• ISBN13: 9780789728647
• ISBN10: 0789728648
• Edition: CD
• Format: Paperback w/CD
• Copyright: 2003-01-01
• Publisher: Que

Summary

- Updated edition of a popular Exam Cram, adding PrepLogic Practice Tests - Published under the direction of Series Editor Ed Tittel, the leading authority on certification and the founder of the Exam Cram series - Exam Cram 2 is Cramsession Approved Study Material

Table of Contents

Introduction	p. xix
Self-Assessment	p. xxvii
Microsoft Certification Exams	p. 1
Assessing Exam-Readiness	p. 2
The Exam Situation	p. 3
Exam Layout and Design: New Case Study Format	p. 4
Multiple-Choice Question Format	p. 5
Build-List-and-Reorder Question Format	p. 7
Create-a-Tree Question Format	p. 8
Drag-and-Connect Question Format	p. 10
Select-and-Place Question Format	p. 11
Microsoft's Testing Formats	p. 13
Strategies for Different Testing Formats	p. 15
The Case Study Exam Strategy	p. 15
The Fixed-Length and Short-Form Exam Strategy	p. 16
The Adaptive Exam Strategy	p. 18
Question-Handling Strategies	p. 19
Mastering the Inner Game	p. 20
Additional Resources	p. 20
Overview of Active Directory Design Elements	p. 23
Overview of Active Directory Design Elements	p. 24
Major Design Elements of Active Directory	p. 25
Forests	p. 25
Trees	p. 30
Domains	p. 31
Organizational Units	p. 32
Sites	p. 34
DNS and DNS Namespace Planning	p. 36
Contiguous and Disjoint Namespaces	p. 37
Practice Exam	p. 38
Need to Know More?	p. 46
Gathering Information and Analyzing Requirements	p. 47
Gathering and Analyzing Business Requirements	p. 48
Determining Scope	p. 48
Assessing Organizational Models	p. 49
Assessing Business Processes	p. 52
Identifying Business Priorities	p. 52
Determining Client Computing Requirements	p. 53
Gathering and Analyzing Technical Requirements	p. 53
Determining the Technical Environment	p. 54
Assessing Security Requirements	p. 57
Determining Performance Requirements	p. 58
Assessing the Impact of Active Directory	p. 59
Existing Systems and Applications	p. 59
Technical Support Requirements	p. 60
Scheduled and Planned Upgrades and Rollouts	p. 60
Chapter Summary	p. 61
Practice Exam	p. 63
Need to Know More?	p. 70
Designing a DNS Implementation Strategy	p. 71
Overview of DNS and Windows 2000	p. 72
Identifying Business Needs	p. 74
DNS and Active Directory	p. 75
Domain Names	p. 75
Registered Domain Names	p. 75
Differences Between DNS and Active Directory Domain Names	p. 76
DNS Infrastructure Design	p. 77
Integrating Windows 2000 DNS with BIND	p. 77
Ensuring Availability	p. 79
DNS Naming Strategies	p. 82
Use the Same DNS Domain Name Internally As Externally	p. 83
Use Existing DNS Servers and Delegate Active Directory Zones	p. 83
Create a Subdomain of the External Internet Domain for Use Internally	p. 84
Create an Internal Network Name That Is Different from the External One	p. 85
Common Goals of DNS Namespace Design Options	p. 85
DNS Integration Options	p. 85
Use BIND Version 8.1.2 or Higher	p. 86
Segregate DNS Implementations at the Firewall	p. 86
Create a Separate Active Directory DNS Domain for Windows 2000	p. 87
Delegate Only Active Directory Zones to Windows 2000 DNS Servers	p. 87
Deciding on a DNS Integration Strategy	p. 88
Practice Exam	p. 89
Need to Know More?	p. 98
Designing Active Directory for Delegation	p. 99
Identifying Business Needs	p. 100
Determining the Administrative Model	p. 100
Identifying Responsibilities for Administering Resources	p. 101
Determining the Type of IT Organization	p. 102
Centralized Versus Decentralized Management	p. 102
Developing a Model for Administration	p. 104
Geographical (Location)	p. 105
Organizational (Business Unit or Department)	p. 106
Functional (Role)	p. 107
Hybrids	p. 108
Developing a Strategy for Delegation	p. 110
The Delegation of Control Wizard	p. 111
Inheritance and Inheritance Modification	p. 115
Designing an Organizational Unit Hierarchy for Delegation	p. 117
Design Guidelines	p. 119
Practice Exam	p. 120
Need to Know More?	p. 128
Designing Active Directory for Group Policy	p. 129
Business Needs for Group Policy	p. 130
What Does Group Policy Do?	p. 131
Applying Group Policy	p. 134
Where Can Group Policies Be Applied?	p. 135
Group Policy Planning Issues	p. 139
Filtering Using Security	p. 139
Inheritance Modification	p. 140
Loopback Processing	p. 143
Optimizing Group Policy Performance	p. 143
Designing Group Policy	p. 144
Testing Group Policy	p. 146
Practice Exam	p. 147
Need to Know More?	p. 156
Designing a Domain	p. 157
Determining Business Needs	p. 158
Administrative and Security Requirements	p. 158
Creating the First Domain in Active Directory	p. 160
Planning Security Groups	p. 161
Types of Security Groups	p. 162
Nesting Security Groups	p. 164
Mixed Mode Versus Native Mode	p. 166
Planning Organizational Unit Design	p. 167
Starting with Administrative Requirements	p. 167
Tailoring for Group Policy	p. 169
Practice Exam	p. 171
Need to Know More?	p. 182
Designing a Domain Tree	p. 183
Determining Business Needs	p. 184
Requirements for Multiple Domains	p. 184
Planning Domain Trees	p. 186
Accessing Resources Between Domains	p. 186
Authentication Across Domains	p. 187
Types of Trust Relationships	p. 188
Creating an Empty Root Domain	p. 91
Domain Design Issues	p. 191
Security	p. 191
WAN or LAN Constraints	p. 192
Legal Issues	p. 193
Domain-wide Policies	p. 193
Multiple-Tree Forests	p. 194
Business Requirements	p. 194
Trusts Between Trees	p. 195
Multiple Forests	p. 196
Business Reasons	p. 196
Trust Relationships	p. 197
Schema Issues	p. 198
Practice Exam	p. 199
Need to Know More?	p. 207
Designing a Physical Active Directory Topology	p. 209
Assessing Network Topology	p. 210
WAN Links and Available Bandwidth	p. 210
Replication Basics	p. 212
Sites	p. 212
Site Links	p. 214
Replication Schedules and Compression	p. 215
Planning Site Boundaries	p. 216
Managing Replication	p. 216
Planning Site Links	p. 217
Link Costs	p. 217
Link Schedules	p. 218
Determining the Need for Site Link Bridges	p. 219
Selecting Bridgehead Servers	p. 220
Locating Domain Controllers	p. 222
Standard Domain Controllers	p. 223
Global Catalog Servers	p. 224
Operations Masters	p. 225
DNS Servers	p. 227
Selecting an Intersite Transport	p. 227
RPC	p. 227
SMTP	p. 228
Comparing the Protocols	p. 229
Practice Exam	p. 230
Need to Know More?	p. 239
Sample Test	p. 241
Answer Key	p. 271
Glossary	p. 287
What's on the CD-ROM	p. 293
PrepLogic Practice Tests, Preview Edition	p. 294
Exclusive Electronic Version of Text	p. 294
Easy Access to Online Pointers and References	p. 295
Using the PrepLogic Practice Tests, Preview Edition Software	p. 297
Exam Simulation	p. 298
Question Quality	p. 298
Interface Design	p. 298
Effective Learning Environment	p. 298
Software Requirements	p. 299
Installing PrepLogic Practice Tests, Preview Edition	p. 299
Removing PrepLogic Practice Tests, Preview Edition from Your Computer	p. 299
Using PrepLogic Practice Tests, Preview Edition	p. 300
Starting a Practice Test Mode Session	p. 300
Starting a Flash Review Mode Session	p. 301
Standard PrepLogic Practice Tests, Preview Edition Options	p. 301
Time Remaining	p. 302
Your Examination Score Report	p. 302
Reviewing Your Exam	p. 303
Getting More Exams	p. 303
Contacting PrepLogic	p. 303
Customer Service	p. 303
Product Suggestions and Comments	p. 303
License Agreement	p. 304
Index	p. 305
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