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MCSE Windows 2000 Network Exam Cram

MCSE Windows 2000 Network Exam Cram

Richard Taylor, Derek Melber, Hank Carbeck

310 pages, parution le 15/09/2000

Résumé

Provides all of the curriculum objectives of the Implementing and Administering a Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure exam (70-216), and serves as a perfect complement to the MCSE Windows 2000 Network Exam Prep. Each book includes proven test-taking strategies, warnings on trick questions, timesaving study tips and shortcuts. Contains sample questions and practice tests much like the format of the actual exams. Cram Fitness Assessments give readers a way to determine how to proceed with certification by analyzing their educational and experiential background and their subject knowledge level in order to make suggestions about preparation and study.

Contents

Introduction xxi

Self-Assessment xxxv

Chapter 1
Microsoft Certification Exams 1

Assessing Exam-Readiness 2

The Exam Situation 3

Exam Layout and Design 4

Multiple-Choice Question Format 5

Build-List-and-Reorder Question Format 6

Create-a-Tree Question Format 8

Drag-and-Connect Question Format 11

Select-and-Place Question Format 12

Microsoft?s Testing Formats 13

Strategies for Different Testing Formats 15

The Case-Study Exam Strategy 15

The Fixed-Length and Short-Form Exam Strategy 16

The Adaptive Exam Strategy 17

Question-Handling Strategies 18

Mastering the Inner Game 19

Additional Resources 20

Chapter 2
Network Protocols 23

The OSI Reference Model 24

Protocols Supported by Windows 2000 26

NetBIOS Enhanced User Interface (NetBEUI) 26

NWLink Internetwork Packet Exchange/Sequenced Packet Exchange (IPX/SPX) 27

AppleTalk 28

Data Link Control (DLC) 28

TCP/IP 28

Practice Questions 35

Need to Know More? 39

Chapter 3
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) 41

Why Use DHCP? 42

Installing the DHCP Service 42

The DHCP Lease Process 43

IP Request 44

IP Offer 44

IP Selection 44

IP Acknowledgement 44

Automatic Private IP Address 45

Managing Scopes 45

IP Address Range 46

Exclusions 46

Reservations 47

Client Types 48

DHCP Lease 49

DHCP Options 50

Superscopes 53

Multicast Scopes 54

Activating the Scope 54

Authorizing the DHCP Server 54

Relay Agent 55

DHCP Integration with DNS 56

Automatically Updating Client Information to DNS 56

DNSUpdateProxy Group 58

DHCP Administration 59

Administering the IP Address Allocation 59

Placing DHCP Servers in a Routed Environment 60

Monitoring and Troubleshooting DHCP 60

Tools for Monitoring and Troubleshooting DHCP 61

Troubleshooting DHCP with ipconfig 61

Practice Questions 63

Need to Know More? 71

Chapter 4
Domain Name System (DNS) 73

DNS Overview 74

DNS Names 74

DNS Name Resolution 75

At the DNS Server 75

At the DNS Client 76

What?s in a Zone? 79

Server Types 80

Reverse Lookup Zones 81

Integrating Zones with Active Directory 82

Give Me a Hint 84

Dynamic Updating of DNS 85

Dynamic Update Behavior 85

Dynamic Update Process 85

DHCP Servers, Clients, and Dynamic Updates 86

Secure Dynamic Updates 88

DHCP and Secure Dynamic Updates 89

Integration with WINS 90

Interoperability with Other DNS Servers 90

Configuring NT 4 DNS Servers for Active
Directory Support 91

Configuring Non-Microsoft DNS Servers for Active
Directory Support 91

Name Consistency 91

Troubleshooting DNS 93

Practice Questions 96

Need to Know More? 104

Chapter 5
WINS 105

NetBIOS Name Resolution Overview 106

Standard NetBIOS Name Resolution Methods 106

Microsoft NetBIOS Name Resolution Methods 107

Name Resolution Using NetBIOS over TCP/IP 108

LMHOSTS File 109

WINS Overview 110

Name Registration 110

Name Renewal 111

Name Release 111

Name Resolution 112

WINS in Windows 2000 112

WINS Client Configuration 112

WINS Proxy 113

Installing WINS 113

WINS Replication 114

Persistent Connections 114

Manual Tombstoning 115

Burst Handling 115

Practice Questions 117

Need to Know More? 122

Chapter 6
Remote Access Services 123

Dial-Up Access 124

Configuring the Dial-Up Access Server 124

Virtual Private Network Access 125

Configuring the VPN Server 126

RRAS Communication Protocols 126

Dial-Up Protocols 126

VPN Protocols 126

Configuring the Communication Protocols 127

Remote Access Policies 130

Remote Access Conditions 131

Remote Access Permissions 132

Remote Access Policy Profile 134

Managing Remote Access 139

Security of Dial-Up Clients 140

Authentication Protocols 140

Data Encryption 141

IAS and RADIUS 141

Centralized User Authentication 142

Centralized User Authorization 143

Centralized Auditing and Usage Accounting 143

Integration with Windows 2000 RRAS 144

Managing IAS Configurations in a Multiple IAS
Server Environment 144

Practice Questions 145

Need to Know More? 153

Chapter 7
Routing in a Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure 155

Why Use Windows 2000 Routing? 156

Static Routing 156

Demand-Dial Routing 157

On-Demand and Persistent Connections 157

One-Way and Two-Way Demand-Dial Connections 158

Additional Demand-Dial Configurations 162

Routing Information Protocol 164

RIP-for-IP Networks 164

Silent RIP 166

Additional RIP Configurations 166

Testing the RIP-for-IP Internetwork 167

RIP and SAP for IPX 167

RIP and SAP for IPX Considerations 167

Open Shortest Path First 168

Topology of an OSPF Internetwork 168

Additional OSPF Considerations 172

Monitoring OSPF Internetworks 172

Multicast Routing 172

Internet Group Management Protocol 173

IGMP Router Mode 174

IGMP Proxy Mode 174

The MBone 175

Multicast Boundaries 176

Multicast Heartbeat 177

IP-in-IP Tunnels 177

Monitoring and Troubleshooting Multicast Routing 178

Routing to the Internet 178

Internet Connection Sharing 178

Network Address Translation 180

Practice Questions 183

Need to Know More? 192

Chapter 8
Protocol Security and IPSec 193

Common Types of Network Attacks 194

Eavesdropping 194

Data Modification 194

Identity Spoofing (IP Address Spoofing) 195

Denial-of-Service Attack 195

Man-in-the-Middle Attack 195

Compromised-Key Attack 195

Attack Protection 196

How IPSec Works 196

IPSec Protocols 198

Internet Security Association and Key
Management Protocol 198

Oakley 201

Authentication Header 201

Encapsulating Security Payload 202

Certificate Handling 203

Pre-Shared Key Authentication 204

Public-Key Cryptography 204

Hash Functions 204

DES 205

Key Management 206

IPSec Modes 207

Transport Mode 207

Tunnel Mode 208

IP Packet Filtering 209

Filters and Rules 210

Troubleshooting IPSec 211

Normally Successful Communications Fail 211

Other Causes of Failure 212

IPSec Policy Mismatch Error 212

"Bad SPI" Messages in Event Viewer 213

Tools and Settings 213

Practice Questions 217

Need to Know More? 225

Chapter 9
Certificate Services 227

Concepts of Cryptography 228

Digital Signatures 229

Entity Authentication 229

Secret Key Agreement via Public Key 230

Bulk Data Encryption without Prior Shared Secrets 230

Certificates 231

Trust and Validation 231

Windows 2000 PKI Components 232

Certificate Authorities 233

Certificate Service Considerations 233

Trust and Domain Clients 234

Certificate Revocation 235

PK Security Policy in Windows 2000 235

Using PKI 237

Related Services 238

Types of Certificate Authorities 241

Enterprise Root CA 241

Enterprise Subordinate CA 241

Standalone Root CA 242

Standalone Subordinate CA 242

Installation Notes 242

Practice Questions 244

Need to Know More? 250

Chapter 10
Sample Test 251

Chapter 11
Answer Key 279

Glossary 295

Index 301

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Éditeur(s) Coriolis
Auteur(s) Richard Taylor, Derek Melber, Hank Carbeck
Parution 15/09/2000
Nb. de pages 310
Format 15 x 23
Couverture Broché
Poids 497g
Intérieur Noir et Blanc
EAN13 9781576107119
ISBN13 978-1-57610-711-9

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