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Fundamentals of Windows Server 2008 Network and Applications Infrastructure Training Classes

How is our Fundamentals of Windows Server 2008 Network and Applications Infrastructure class different from others on the market? We hire only full-time consultants that combine a talent for teaching with years of IT experience. Our IT training classes are taught in real-time so that you can work out your company’s specific scenarios with expert assistance. We teach the skills you need using 15 intensive labs in a 5 day course so that you can be confident in your knowledge by the time you leave the class.
In our Fundamentals of Windows Server 2008 Network and Applications Infrastructure class, you will learn how to use certificates to secure network traffic. It is the perfect course for those tech professionals moving to server support or those who are new to Windows Server 2008. We offer an introduction to network and application infrastructure concepts and configurations provided by Windows Server 2008. You will learn the fundamentals of physical network infrastructure and logical network organization. Explore the roles of IT professionals and the management and processes for professional development. In this course we will examine the fundamentals of administering tools and remote desktops as well as securing network communications.
Our onsite Fundamentals of Windows Server 2008 Network and Applications Infrastructure class is most effective for companies with more than six employees who are interested in training. Not only is it more convenient for us to bring the classroom to you, but it can save your company 30% over the cost of teaching the course in a traditional classroom setting.
If you are ready to take the next step in your IT career, enroll in our training class now. Click under Registration Information to request a quote and find the class that’s right for you.
Enrollment Fee: $2,995 USD
Number of Class Days: 5
Training Class Outline:
1. Fundamentals of Network Infrastructure
* Network Communication Standards
* Physical Network Infrastructure
* Logical Network Organization
* Overview of Active Directory
* Server Roles
2. IT Professionals in the Enterprise
* IT Professional Roles
* IT Management and Processes
* Professional Development for IT Professionals
3. Configuring Basic TCP/IPv4
* Overview of the TCP/IP Protocol Suite
* Overview of TCP/IP Addressing
* Name Resolution
* Dynamic IP Addressing
* TCP/IPv4 Tools
4. Fundamentals of Communication Technologies
* Network Content Types
* Packet Delivery Methods
5. Creating IPv4 Address Spaces
* Overview of IP Communication
* Subnetting Overview
* Subnetting for Complex Networks
6. IPv6 Fundamentals
* Introduction to IPv6
* Unicast IPv6 Addresses
* Configuring IPv6
7. Fundamentals of Administering Windows Server 2008
* Using Windows Server 2008 Administrative Tools
* Monitoring Performance
* Monitoring Events
* Using Remote Desktop for Administration
* Configuring Security for Server Administration
8. Security Fundamentals
* Defense-In-Depth
* Securing Access to Web Content
* Securing Access to Files
* Data Encryption
9. Fundamentals of Securing Network Communication
* Public Key Infrastructure
* Using Certificates
10. Windows Firewall and Caching Fundamentals
* Overview of Perimeter Security
* Windows Firewall Overview
* Creating Windows Firewall Rules
* Monitoring and Troubleshooting Windows Firewall
11. Remote Access Fundamentals
* Remote Access Overview
* RADIUS Overview
* Network Policy Server
* Troubleshooting Remote Access
12. Routing Fundamentals
* Routing Overview
* Configuring Routing and Remote Access as a Router
* Quality of Service
13. Network Load Balancing Fundamentals
* Server Availability and Scalability Overview
* Network Load Balancing
* Configuring Windows NLB
14. Configuring Print Resources and Printing Pools
* Printing Overview
* Configuring Network Printers
* Using Print Management
* Managing Printers
* Troubleshooting Network Printing
15. Server Virtualization Overview
* Overview of Server Virtualization
* Overview of Windows Server Virtualization
* Creating a Virtual Environment



