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MCSE Planning and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure—Exam 70-293, Study Guide & DVD Training System

Exam Objective Map

Chapter 1: Using Windows Server 2003 Planning Tools and Documentation

Table 1.1: Comparing SharePoint Portal Server and SharePoint Team Services

Chapter 2: Planning Server Roles and Server Security

Table 2.1: Minimum System Requirements for Windows Server Operating Systems

Table 2.2: Parameters for the secedit /analyze Command

Table 2.3: Parameters for the secedit /GenerateRollback Command

Table 2.4: Parameters for the gpupdate Command

Chapter 3: Planning, Implementing, and Maintaining the TCP/IP Infrastructure

Table 3.1: Description of Routes in the Route Table

Table 3.2: Description of Routes with a Multihomed Computer

Table 3.3: IP Address Classes and Their Ranges

Table 3.4: Private IP Addresses

Table 3.5: Applying the Subnet Mask to IP Addresses

Table 3.6: Binary Notation

Table 3.7: Breakdown of the Mask for IP Addresses Using a Standard Subnet Mask

Table 3.8: Breakdown of the Mask for IP Addresses Using a Custom Subnet Mask

Table 3.9: Determining the Address Blocks

Table 3.10: Quick Matrix for Determining Routing and Subnet Information

Chapter 4: Planning, Implementing, and Maintaining a Routing Strategy

Table 4.1: The OSI Reference Model Layers

Table 4.2: Typical Network Adapter Setup

Chapter 6: Planning, Implementing, and Maintaining a Name Resolution Strategy

Table 6.1: Active Directory-integrated Zone Replication Scope Options

Table 6.2: Windows DNS and BIND Compatibility Comparison

Chapter 8: Planning, Implementing, and Maintaining a High-Availability Strategy

Table 8.1: Commonly Referenced Performance Counters

Table 8.2: The Scale of Nines and What Five-Nines Means

Chapter 9: Implementing Windows Cluster Services and Network Load Balancing

Table 9.1: Majority Node Set Server Cluster Failure Tolerance

Chapter 10: Planning, Implementing, and Maintaining Internet Protocol Security

Table 10.1: IPSec Terminology

Table 10.2: netsh Command Switches

Table 10.3: Policy Settings for Server (Request Security) Rules

Table 10.4: Policy Settings for Secure Server (Require Security) Rules

Table 10.5: IPSec Policy Management Scenarios

Table 10.6: Viewing the IPSec Policy Precedence on Windows Server 2003 Family Machines

Table 10.7: Viewing IPSec Policy and IP Statistic Details

Table 10.8: Value Settings and Level of Logging

Table 10.9: IKE Tracing Log Scenarios

Chapter 11: Planning, Implementing, and Maintaining a Security Framework

Table 11.1: Scenarios and Solutions for a Stronger and More Secure Active Directory

Table 11.2: User Account Scenarios

Table 11.3: Wireless Network Types