MCSE Windows 2000 Certification Preview

Part 1 MCSE 2000 Server: designing directory services infrastructure -feature/technology changes from Windows NT 4.0 to Windows 2000; Windows 2000 upgrade options ; identify upgrade issues; planning a Windows 2000 directory services deployment; planning directory synchronization between Microsoft Exchange 5.5 and active directory; planning an upgrade of directory services from Windows NT 4.0 to Windows 2000; installing Windows 2000; active directory; deploying software using software installation policy; administering file resources in Windows 2000; configuring and supporting remote access in Windows 2000; creating, configuring, and maintaining Windows 2000 security; supporting DHCP and WINS in Windows 2000; create and manage dynamic volumes; fault tolerance and disaster recovery techniques in Windows 2000; delegate and manage administrative authority accounts, resources, and group policies; organize objects in a domain; implement a directory with multiple domains; use sites to manage network traffic; installing and configuring Windows 2000 as file and print Server. Part 2 MCSE 2000 Server: designing networking services infrastructure - Windows 2000 networking overview; developing networking strategy; developing a DHCP networking strategy; developing a DNS networking strategy; developing a WINS networking strategy; developing a RAS networking strategy; developing RADIUS networking strategy; developing a connection manager networking strategy; developing a demand-dial routing strategy; developing a VPN strategy; developing an IPSec strategy; developing a connection sharing strategy; developing a proxy Server strategy; integrating enterprise networking technologies. Part 3 MCSE 2000 Professional: designing a change and configuration management - introduction to the Windows 2000 client; deploying Windows 2000 Professional using remote installation; imaging Windows 2000 for remote installation; deploying software with group policy; creating a Windows Installer package; managing use and computer settings.