mcitp

MCITP NETWORK:

A network is an interconnection of devices.

NETWORKING:

Network is a communication between interconnected devices.

Types Of Networks:

Local Area Network(LAN):

System connected within in a same geographical area location LAN. A LAN can spam 2

kilometers. Provide full time connectivity to local services.

Metropolitan Area Network (MAN):

Man is a combination of LANS or WANs located within the same city. Provide full-time& part-

time connectivity.

Wide Area Network (WAN):

Interconnection of LANs or WANs located within the same geographical area or different area

depends on telecommunication services. Provide full-time& part-time connectivity.

Networking Devices:

NIC:

The network inters face card if frequently called as NIC. It form an interface between the

networked devices (Computer) and the Ethernet (LAN).

HUB: It is generally used to connect all devices in the network so they communicate each

other.it always to broad costing.

SWITCH: Like a Hub, it is also used to connect all devices on a network so that they can

communicate each other. But first time do Broadcasting and from second time onwards

it will do Unicasting. Switch maintain MIT table.

ROUTER:

Router is a device which allows communication between two are more different

networks present in different geographical locations.

HUB SWITCH

ROUTER

The History of Microsoft N/W OS:

Windows NT 3.1 Released in 1993.

Windows NT 3.5 Released in 1994.

Windows NT 4.0 released in 1996.

Windows NT 5.0 was renamed as windows 2000.

Windows .Net server was renamed as windows 2003.

Windows 2008.

Windows 2008 requirements:

Features of windows server 2008:

IP ADDRESSING:

IP version 4 -32 bit Addressing

IP version 6 -128 bit Addressing

IP Address Classes:

Class Ranges:

Octet Format:

Private and Public IP Addressing:

Logical Topologies:

Active Directory:

purpose of Active Directory:

Structure Of Active Directory:

Domain:

Clients & Member Servers:

User Management:

Local users & domain user:

PERMISSIONS

What are permissions?

Type of permissions:

Security Level Permissions

Share Level Permissions

Security level permissions:

Share level permissions:

What are offline files?

PROFILES

Profile:

Types of profiles:

Local profile:

Roming profile:

Mandatory profile:

Home folder:

Disk Quota:

Activedirectory

How Directory service evolved:

Dap&Ldap:

Tree:

Forest:

Roles of Active Directory:

Naming Master:

Schema Master:

Roles of Active Directory:

Rid Master:

PDC Emulator:

Infrastructure Master:

GROUP POLICY

Group Policy:

Organizational Unit:

Delegation Control:

Delegation control : Scopes of group Policy:

Hierarchy of GP: Site GP:

Block Policy Inheritance:

Software Deployment:

Folder Redirection:

Trust Relationships:

Types of Trusts:

Transitive Trust: Default Trust:

Shortcut Trust: External:

Forest: Realm:

Forest Functional Levels:

Domain Functional Levels:

Forest Functional Level:

Domain & Forest Functional Levels:

Directory Partitions:

Global Catalog:

Physical Structure of Active Directory:

Sites:

RODC (Read only Domain controller):

Functionalitys of RODC:

1. user logs on and authentications.

2. RODC Looks in DB I dont have the user secrets.

3. Forward request to the DC.

4. DC authenticates request.

5. Return authentication response back to RODC.

Read only AD DS Database:

Unidirectional Replication:

Credential Caching:

Administrator Roles Separation:

Dynamic Hosting Configuration Protocol

Type of IP Address:

DHCP:

DHCP Lease Generation Process:

DHCP Reservation:

What are DHCP Options? :

Domain Naming System

DNS:

How names are mapped to IP Address

DNS:

DNS Name Space:

Types of Queries:

How DNS Works:

Authoritative & Non- Authoritative DNS Server:

Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN):

Look Up Types:

ZONE:

Type of Records:

Type of Zones:

How Stub Zone Works: from sys20 http://sys30.support.zoom.com

How Forwarders Work:

How Conditional Forwarders Works:

How DNS Cache Works:

Internet Information Services (IIS)

IIS:

Versions of IIS:

Features of IIS 7.0:

IIS 7.0 Services:

Hyper Text Transfer Protocol:

Internet Web Server:

Intranet web Server:

Requirements to host a web server:

Virtual Directory:

FTP Service:

Internet FTP Server:

Intranet FTP Server:

Requirements to Host FTP Server:

Dont Isolate User:

Isolate User:

Isolate user using Active Directory:

Remote Access Service (RAS)

How dial-up Network Access Works:

Components of a dial-up connection:

How a VPN Connection Works:

Components of VPN Connections:

Terminal Service

Modes of Terminal Server:

Terminal Service Manager:

Terminal Service Sessions:

Features of Terminal Service:

Terminal Server:

TS Licensing:

TS Session Broker:

TS Gateway:

TS Web Access:

Windows Deployment Service

Requirements of WDS:

How WDS Works:

Types of Clients:

Types of Images:

Disk Management

Difference B/W the FAT, FAT32, and NTFS:

Types of Disks:

Partition:

Benefits:

Fault Tolerance:

Types of Volumes:

Simple Volumes:

How Simple Volumes Work? :

Spanned Volume:

How Spanned volumes work? :

Stripped Volumes (RAID-0):

Mirrored Volume (raid-1):

RAID-5:

Mounted Drive:

Windows Server 2008 Server Core

Server Core:

Server Core Features:

Basic Configuration Commands:

Server Core Commands:

Installing/un-installing Server roles on server core:

Backup and Recovery

Archive Bit:

Types of Backup:

System State Data Backup (SSD):

SSD Recovery & Backup:

Distributed File System

DFS:

Active Directory:

New Names in Active Directory 2008:

Lightweight Directory Service (AD-LDS):

Rights Management Service Work Flow:

Federation Service (AD-FS):

Certificate Services (AD-CS):

Network Access Protection (NAP):

UPDATION

Updating windows 2003 to 2008:

LIVE SETUP: