MCTS: Windows Server 2008 applications infrastructure configuration study guide (Exam 70-643, with CD)

INDICE: Chapter 1. Windows Server 2008 File and Print Services (Rawls). 1.1Introduction to Windows Server 2008 File and Print Services. Benefits of Windows Server 2008 File and Print Services. What's new in Windows Server 2008 File and Print Service. 1.2 Configuring Windows Server 2008 as a File Server. Configuring Windows Server 2008 Backup disconnect; reset; remote control; monitor; Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) permissions; connection limits; session time limits;). Advanced Group Policy settings for TS Gateway. Advanced Group Policy settings for TS RemoteApp. 3.2 Configure global deployment settings for TS RemoteApp. Configure terminal server settings (connecting local devices and resources to a session; Terminal Services profiles; Terminal Services home folders;Remote Desktop Connection (RDC); single sign-on; Remote Desktop Snap-In; MSTSC.exe). Configure TS Gateway settings. Configure digital signature settings. Configure custom RDP settings Configure the TS Web Access server to allow access from the Internet. 3.3 Monitoring TS Gateway using TS Gateway Manager. Specify TS Gateway events to log. View details about active connections through a TS Gateway server. 3.4 Resource Allocation for Terminal Services. Using WindowsSystem Resource Manager (WSRM). Chapter 4. Configuring a Web Services Infrastructure. 4.1 Configure Web applications. Directory-Dependent. Publishing. URL-specified configuration. Microsoft .NET components. Configure Application Pools. 4.2 Manage Web sites. Migrate Sites And Web Applications. publish IIS Web sites configure virtual directories 4.3 Configure a File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server. Configure for extranet users. Configure Permissions. 4.4 Configure Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). Setting Up Smart Hosts. Configuring Size Limitations. Setting Up Security And Authentication To The Delivering Server. Creating Proper Service Accounts. Authentication. SMTP relay. 4.5 Manage Internet Information Services (IIS). Web site content backup and restore. IIS configuration backup. Monitor IIS. Configure logging Delegation of administrative rights. 4.6 Configure SSL security. Configure certificates. Requesting and renewing SSL certificates. Exporting and importing certificates. 4.7 Configure Website authentication and permissions. Configure site permissions and authentication. configure application permissions. Client certificate mappings. Chapter5. Deploying Servers. 5.1 Deploying Images by using Windows Deployment Services. 5.2 Using Windows Deployment Services. Install from Media. Configuring WDS. Capturing Images. Deploying server core. 5.3 Configuring Microsoft Windows Activation. Installing KMS. Configuring KMS (creating DNS SRV record). Replicating Volume License Data. Chapter 6. Configuring Additional Communication Services. 6.1 Configuring fax services. Configure Fax (Local) Properties. Define a dialing rule. Define a fax routing location. Run the Fax Configuration Wizard.6.2 Configuring Media Server. Configure Basic Streaming Solutions. Configure Advanced Streaming Solutions. Options for Configuring Security in Windows Media Server. High Availability for Windows Media Server. 6.3 Configure Digital Rights Management (DRM). Encryption. Sharing Business Rules. Configuring licensedelivery. Configuring policy templates. Chapter 7. Configuring Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) (Erik). 7.1 Configuring Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) Sites. Create or extend Web applications. Configure alternate access mapping. Create zones for Web applications. Create quota templates. Create site collections. Enable access for end users. Add site content. 7.2 Configuring Authentication for WSS. Configure digest authentication. Configure Web SSO authentication by using ADFS. 7.3 Additional Configuration for WSS. Configure incoming e-mail settings. Configure outgoing e-mail settings. Configure outgoing e-mail settings for a specific Web application. Configure workflow settings. Configure diagnostic logging settings. Configure anti-virus settings. Run the Best Practices Analyzer Tool. Chapter 8. Using Virtualization in Windows Server 2008. 8.1 Introduction to SoftGrid. 8.1.1 Provisioning Applications. 8.1.2 Delivering Applications. 8.2 Configuring Windows Server Hyper-V and Virtual Machines. 8.2.1 Hyper-V hardware requirements. 8.2.2 Configuring Virtual Networking. 8.2.3 Virtual Hard disks. 8.2.4 Migrating from a physical to a virtual. Chapter 9. Configuring High Availability (Joel). 9.1 Configuring failover clustering. Usages. Hardware requirements. Software Requirements. 9.2 Configuring Network LoadBalancing. Usages. Hardware requirements. Software requirements. Chapter 10. Server Performance using Windows Server 2008 (Rawls). 10.1 Monitoring Servers using performance data. Create a Data Collector Set from Performance Monitor. Create and schedule logs from a Data Collector Set. log data in Performance Monitor. View a diagnosis report. View system stability with Reliability Monitor. 10.2 Monitoring Servers using event logs. Configure Computers to Forward andCollect Events. 10.3 Monitoring using Task Scheduler. Schedule a Task. Managea Task. Manage or Create a Task on a Remote Computer. Using command line toolSchtasks.exe. Run a Task in Response to a Given Event. 10.4 Monitoring SystemActivity. Monitor general system activity using Resource View. Monitor specific system activity using Performance Monitor. 10.5 Monitoring Network Performance. Capturing network data. Analyzing network data. 10.6 Configuring and Monitoring using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP). Install SNMP Service. Configure Agent Properties. Configure traps. Configure SNMP security properties. Start or stop the SNMP service. Configure event to trap translator. Glossary. Practice Exam One. Practice Exam Two. Flash Cards.

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