'Network Server Administration\r'

'Course number CIS 332, interlocking emcee Administration, lists as its main topics: instalment and configuring bonifaces, profits protocols, resource and end drug substance absubstance abuser watchfulness, protective cover measures, active voice Directory, and the figure of server roles which can be implemented. My experience and proof as a Microsoft cognizant System executive director (MCSA) as well as a Microsoft Certified System Engineer (MCSE) demonstrates that I flummox got a thorough grounding in both the surmise and practice of the topics cover in this course and should learn credit for it.\r\nInst aloneing and configuring servers was the subject of facility, Configuring and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 emcee, which I took in 2001 in preparation for my initial Microsoft Certified passe-partout enfranchisement. This exam cover such topics as installing Microsoft Windows 2000 Server using both an attended initiation and an unattended installation ; server upgrades from Windows NT (the previous version) and troubleshooting and repairing failed installations. This exam also cover installing and configuring hardware devices and user management.\r\n interlock protocols were discussed during the prep for the exam Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows 2000 entanglement Infrastructure, which I also took in 2001. This exam covered installing, configuring, troubleshooting and administering such protocols as DNS and DHCP, TCP/IP, NWLink, and IPSec. The preparedness covered such aspects of profits protocols as remote regain policies and lucre routing. Security was one of the topics of this exam, as well. Network security using IPSec and encryption and authentication protocols was discussed along with the network carrying into action details.\r\nResource and end user management was one of the main topics of the Managing and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Environment exam, which also updated my acquaintance of sec urity, networking and utilities. The exam covered such topics as user creation and modification, user and group management, Terminal Services management and implementing security and software update service.\r\nSecurity was covered in a number of exams, including Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure, Installing, Configuring and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Server and Designing Security for  a Windows 2000 Network.\r\nAll aspects of network security were covered in the various cooking sessions for these exams, including topics such as analysis of network security requirements in relation to organizational realities and requirements, design and executing of such specifics as authentication policies, public-key infrastructures and encryption techniques, somatogenetic security, and design and implementation of security audit and presumption strategies. Also include were security considerations for all appendix services, such as D NS, Terminal Services, SNMP, Remote institution Services and others.\r\nImplementation of Active Directory and knowledge of varied server roles was provided by the exam Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure. The breeding for this exam encompassed the design and implementation of an Active Directory forest and domain structure as well as planning a DNS schema for client and server naming. This training also included design and implementation of a number of contrary server types, such as file and strike servers, databases, proxy servers, Web servers, desktop management servers, applications servers and dial-in management servers.\r\nFurther knowledge of Active Directory and auxiliary services was provided in the training for Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure. This training included such topics as installing, configuring and troubleshooting Active Directory and DNS, implementing spay and Confi guration Management, and managing all the components of Active Directory, including moving, publishing and locate Active Directory Objects, controlling access, delegating administrative privileges for objects, execute backup and restore and maintaining security for the Active Directory server via Group Policy and the Security Configuration and summary tool.\r\nThe topics covered in CIS 332, Network Server Administration, have been completely encompassed by my previous experience, training and certification with Microsoft Windows Server 2000, as well as updated knowledge gained by  training for Microsoft Windows Server 2003. I have been constantly increasing my skills and knowledge in this field for the past six years, using both training and work experience to gain certifications which prove that I have a complete grasp of all aspects of the subject matter included in this course.\r\nInstalling and configuring servers and network protocols, troubleshooting failed installation s or configurations, resource and end user management, security design and management, design and implementation of Active Directory services and implementing and administering a wide variety of network server roles are all major aspects of my training and certification experience. I feel I am fully qualified for the information covered in CIS 332, and should be granted credit for this course.\r\n'