Welcome to Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure

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Welcome to Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000
Network Infrastructure
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Course Materials

• Textbook
• Project Manual
• Supplemental Course Materials (Student CD)

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Course Overview

• Chapter 1 Introduction to Networking Services
  Design
• Chapter 2 Networking Protocol Design
• Chapter 3 Multiprotocol Network Design
• Chapter 4 IP Routing Designs
• Chapter 5 Multiprotocol Routing Designs

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Course Overview (Cont.)

• Chapter 6 Proxy Server in Internet and Intranet
  Designs
• Chapter 7 NAT in Internet and Intranet Designs
• Chapter 8 DHCP in IP Configuration Designs
• Chapter 9 DNS in Name Resolution Designs
• Chapter 10 WINS in Name Resolution Designs

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Course Overview (Cont.)

• Chapter 11 Dial-Up Connectivity in Remote Access
  Designs
• Chapter 12 VPN in Remote Access Designs
• Chapter 13 RADIUS in Remote Access Designs
• Chapter 14 Monitoring and Managing a Microsoft
  Windows 2000 Network
• Chapter 15 Networking Services Design
  Optimization

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Chapter 1 Introduction to Networking Services
Design

• Networking services included in Windows 2000
• The network deployment process
• Components of a networking services design

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Networking Services Within a Network

• A network includes all the hardware and software
  components you need for connecting devices within
  your organization and with other organizations.
• The networking services run on the communications
  protocols and physical networking hardware within
  the network.

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Network Services Design Considerations

• Multiple protocol support
• Multiprotocol routing between network segments
• Security
• Web-based applications
• Automatic IP address configuration
• Name resolution
• Remote access
• Networking services management

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Networking Services in Windows 2000

• Routing and Remote Access routing
• Network Address Translation (NAT)
• Microsoft Proxy Server 2.0
• Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

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Networking Services in Windows 2000 (Cont.)

• Domain Name System (DNS)
• Windows Internet Name Service (WINS)
• Routing and Remote Access
• Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service
  (RADIUS)

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Placement of Networking Services in Windows 2000
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Network Deployment Process
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Design Phase
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Implementation Phase
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Management Phase
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People Involved in the Process
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Networking Services Design Aspects

• Use business goals to define the requirements.
• Meet design aspect goals for
• Security
• Availability
• Performance
• Cost

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Security

• Allows only authorized users
• Is critical to the whole design
• Is independent of availability and performance

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Availability

• Ensures that users can access data
• Is determined by percentages and ratios
• Is independent of security and performance

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Performance

• Measures data rates and response times
• Is difficult to quantify
• Must involve specific measurements
• Is interrelated with cost
• Is independent of security and availability

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Cost

• Cost constrains all designs and affects all other
  design aspects.
• Designs are cost effective when they
• Meet organizational goals
• Are secure
• Are available
• Perform within specifications
• You can reduce cost by
• Looking for small savings in many places
• Prioritizing organizational goals

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Chapter Summary

• Networking services defined
• Phases of network deployment
• Design
• Implementation
• Management
• Design aspects
• Security
• Availability
• Performance
• Cost