MCSE COMPLETE INTRODUCTION

 

                     BY AYSH GROUP

 

MCSE (Microsoft Certified System Engineer)

 

A certification program offered by Microsoft. To become an MCSE you must pass a series of standardized tests at Microsoft-approved testing facilities. On the positive side, the MCSE certification is designed to give employers an easier way of screening candidates. On the negative side, a candidate with an MCSE and little practical knowledge may unfairly receive consideration over a more qualified non-MCSE.
The MCSE program is the most popular of a set of training programs that Microsoft calls the Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP). In other MCP programs, you can gain certification as a Microsoft Certified Solution Developer (MCSD), a Microsoft Certified Product Specialist (MCPS), or a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT).
Exams: F70-270 Installing, Configuring, Administering Windows XP Professional Exams: 70-290 Managing and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Environment Introduction of XP and Desktop Setting Introducing Windows 2003 Server Installation of XP Managing Basic and Dynamic Disk Advance Installation Topic RAID, Utlities and Quota Installation of Windows with RIS Managing Server Hardware Advance RIS Concept Managing and Troubleshooting User Accounts Administration of Printer and Fax Automating User Account Management Managing Device and Drivers Managing User Profile User Hardware and Profile Managing User Account Login Monitoring and Optimizing Performance Managing Computer Accounts Windows XP Performance Enhancement Managing Groups Hard disk and Remote Media Managing Resource Access: Share Permission Remote Desktop Managing Resource Access NTFS Permission Remote Assistance Managing Printer TCP/IP concept IIS Windows XP and Media computer Administration and RDP Internet Explorer and Security configuration Event Viewer and Task Manger Share and NTFS Permission Performance monitoring and Analysis Implementing and Monitoring Security SUS Application Compatibility Shadow Copy and Backup Disaster Recovery Tool Recovery tool Exams: 70-291 Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure Exams: 70-293 Planning and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure IP Addressing Server Roles Custom Subnetting Security TCP/IP Configurationg Security and GPO Processing IP Tools Security Templates DHCP Configuration Network Planning and Design DHCP Management IP Addressing DNS TCP/IP Configuration WINS Internet Connectivity RRAS Routing Dialup Remote Access Authentication & Policies VPN WINS RADIUS and RAS Policies DNS Routing IPSec Security Templates Performance Monitoring and NLB Security Clustering IPSec Security Updates RRAS Terminal Services Internet Access System Recovery Server Services Exams: 70-294 Planning, Implementing, Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Infrastructure Exams: 70-294: Designing a Windows Server 2003 Active Directory and Network Infrastructure Active Directory Introduction NT 4.0 Upgrade Part 1 Installing Active Directory NT 4.0 Upgrade Part 2 The Schema Functional Levels and the AD Migration Tool User Principal Names and Trusts Domain Structure The Global Catalog and Universal Group Caching The Global Catalog and Sites Operations Master Roles OUs and Group Policy Objects Replication DNS Part 1 Sites DNS Part 2 Active Directory Tools WINS User Authentication DHCP Security Groups RRAS part 1: VPNs Organizational Units RRAS part 2: IAS Group Policy Case Study 1 Case Study 2 Exams: 70-350 Implementing Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2004 Microsoft’s Firewall Evolution :The Road to Server 2004 ISA Server 2004 Features The Ring Fight’s Server vs .The Competition ISA Server 2004 Design and installation ISA Server is installed…. Now what? Selecting the ISA client Types Building the ISA Network Infrastructure ISA Server Publishing Configure ISA Server for VPNs ISA Server’s caching capabilities Monitoring ISA Server Introducing ISA Server 2004.. Enterprise Edition