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Official Course
Description: MCCCD Approval: 2-23-2010 |
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MST156DA
2010 Spring – 2012 Spring |
L+L 4.0 Credit(s) 5.0 Period(s) 4.7 Load Occ |
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Windows Server Applications Infrastructure
Configuration |
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Knowledge and skills necessary to install, configure, customize, optimize, network, integrate, and troubleshoot Windows Application Services. Prerequisites: (MST150VI or MST150XP), or permission of Instructor. Course Notes: MST156DA is a preparation for Microsoft 70-643 certification examination. |
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MCCCD Official Course Competencies: |
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MST156DA 2010 Spring – 2012 Spring |
Windows Server Applications
Infrastructure Configuration |
1. Deploy
Windows Application server using various tools. (I)
2. Describe
and configure disk settings on application server. (II)
3. Configure
file access methods. (II)
4. Configure
file sharing using the Distributed File System (DFS). (III)
5. Configure
and deploy a Print Server role. (IV)
6. Create
and configure a Web site. (V)
7. Create
and configure a File Transfer Protocol (FTP) site. (V)
8. Configure
a web site authentication. (VI)
9. Configure
web site for application deployment. (VII)
10. Deploy,
configure and monitor a Terminal Services deployment. (VIII)
11. Deploy and
configure Terminal Services clients. (IX)
12. Configure
and secure the Terminal Service Gateway role. (X)
13. Install and
configure Streaming Media Services. (XI)
14. Install and
configure Windows SharePoint Services. (XI)
15. Describe
Windows Virtual Services. (XII)
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MCCCD Official Course Outline: |
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MST156DA 2010 Spring – 2012 Spring |
Windows Server
Applications Infrastructure Configuration |
I. Deploying
a Windows Server Application Server
A. Understanding
server roles
B. Deploying
application server
C. Windows
process activation service
II. Deploying
a File Server
A. Configuring
a file server
B. Configure
disk settings
C. Deploying
a storage area network
III. Using the
File Services Role
A. Describe
and configure DFS
B. Describe
and configure a namespace
C. Using
services for Network File System (NFS)
IV. Deploying
Fax and Print Servers
A. Configuring
a print server
B. Deploying
printers using group policy
C. Describing
fax server
V. Deploying
Internet Information Services (IIS)
A. Introduction
to IIS
B. Configure
IIS web sites using Windows tools
C. Enhancing
web server performance
D. Deploying
an FTP Server
VI. Securing
Web Services
A. Enabling
and configuring authentication methods
B. Assigning
standard and special New Technology File System (NTFS) Permissions
C. Configuring
certificates
VII. Deploying Web
Applications
A. Understanding
web applications
B. Deploying
Universal Discovery, Description and Integration (UDDI) Service
C. Deploying
an Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) Server
VIII. Using Terminal Services (TS)
A. Understanding
terminal services roles and licensing
B. Allocating
resources for terminal services
C. Configuring
and fine tuning a terminal server
D. Using
terminal services remote app utility
IX. Configuring
Terminal Services (TS) Clients
A. Using
remote desktop services
B. Controlling
TS authentication
C. Printing
with TS
X. Using
the Terminal Services Gateway
A. Supporting
remote users using Windows tools
B. Creating
terminal services Connection Authorization Policies (CAPs)
C. Securing
the Terminal Services Gateway
XI. Using
Network Application Services
A. Using
windows media services
B. Using
windows share point services
C. Using
digital rights management
XII. Using High Availability
Technologies
A. Definition
B. Creating
terminal server farm
C. Creating
windows service Hyper-V and virtual machines