Microsoft Windows 2000 Network and Operating System Essentials Microsoft Windows 2000网络和操作系统基础PDF电子书下载

Introduction 1

Instructor Notes 3

Introduction 4

Course Materials 5

Prerequisites 6

Course Outline 7

Course Outline(continued) 8

Microsoft Official Curriculum 9

Microsoft Certified Professional Program 10

Facilities 12

Module 1: Introduction to Windows 2000 and Networking 13

Instructor_Notes 15

Overview 17

Windows 2000 Operating Systems 18

Introduction to Networks 23

Lab A: Identifying Computer Networks 29

Windows 2000 Implementation of Networking 30

Lab B: Identifying Features of a Windows 2000 Network 37

Lab C: Logging On to Windows 2000 38

Review 39

Module 2: Administration of a Windows 2000 Network 41

Instructor Notes 43

Overview 45

Windows 2000 Help 46

Lab A: Using Windows 2000 Help 50

Administrative Tasks 56

Administrative Tools 60

Lab B: Identifying Administrative Tools 78

Review 84

Module 3: Securing a Windows 2000 Network 87

Instructor Notes 89

Overview 91

User Accounts 92

Groups 96

Lab A: Examining Users and Groups 97

User Rights 99

Lab B: Examining User Rights 102

Permissions 104

Lab C: Examining File and Folder Permissions 112

Review 116

Module 4: Examining the Network 119

Instructor Notes 121

Overview 123

Scope of Networks 124

Basic Connectivity Components 125

Network Topologies 130

Network Technologies 136

Expanding the Network 142

Lab A: Examining the Network Architecture 154

Review 155

Module 5: Examining the Network Protocols 157

Instructor Notes 159

Overview 161

Introduction to Protocols 162

Protocols and Data Transmissions 166

Common Protocols 169

Other Communication Protocols 174

Remote Access Protocols 176

Lab A: Identifying Protocol Capabilities 180

Review 181

Module 6: Examining TCP/IP 183

Instructor Notes 185

Overview 187

Introduction to TCP/IP 188

TCP/IP Protocol Suite 193

Lab A: Using TCP/IP Utilities 203

Name Resolution 206

Examining the Data Transfer Process 212

Routing Data 217

Lab B: Identifying Processes and Protocols in TCP/IP 221

Review 222

Module 7: Examining IP Addressing 225

Instructor Notes 227

Overview 229

Classful IP Addressing 230

Subnetting a Network 234

Lab A: Determining Class Addresses and Subnet Masks 239

Planning IP Addressing 242

Lab B: Identifying Valid IP Addresses 246

Assigning TCP/IP Addresses 247

Lab C: Examining the Configuration of TCP/IP 252

Review 260

Module 8: Optimizing IP Address Allocation 263

Instructor Notes 265

Overview 267

Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR) 268

Binary IP Addresses 271

Lab A: Using Windows Calculator to Convert Decimal and Binary Numbers 274

Binary Subnet Masks 281

Lab B: Determining Local and Remote Destinations 289

IP Address Allocation Using CIDR 290

Lab C: Allocating IP Addresses 295

Review 299

Module 9: Examining Web Services 301

Instructor Notes 303

Overview 305

Identifying Intemet Concepts 306

Using Client Technologies 312

Lab A: Accessing an FTP Site by Using Internet Explorer 318

Connecting to the Internet 321

Identifying Web Server Concepts 326

Lab B: Identifying Web Concepts 329

Review 330