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1 Module 1: Introduction to Windows 2000 and Networking

2 Overview Windows 2000 Operating Systems Introduction to Networks Windows 2000 Implementation of Networking

3  Windows 2000 Operating Systems Operating System Functions Features of Windows 2000 Versions of Windows 2000

4 Software Management Operating System Functions Hardware Management Memory Management Data Management Operating System Microsoft ® Windows 2000 ®

5 Features of Windows 2000Multitasking Memory Support SMP Scalability Plug and Play Clustering File Systems NTFSQoS Remote Installation Services Multitasking Memory Support SMP Scalability Plug and Play Clustering File SystemsQoS Terminal Services Multitasking Memory Support SMP Scalability Plug and Play Clustering File Systems NTFS Terminal Services QoS Operating System Microsoft ® Windows 2000 ®

6 Servers Workstation Versions of Windows 2000 Windows 2000 Professional Windows 2000 Advanced Server Windows 2000 Server Windows 2000 Datacenter Server

7  Introduction to Networks Networking Benefits Roles of Computers in a Network Types of Networks Network Operating Systems

8 Networking Enables: Information Sharing Hardware and Software Sharing Centralized Administration and Support Networking Benefits

9 Roles of Computers in a Network Mail Server Database Server Database Fax Server File and Print Server Directory Services Server Client Computer File and Print Server Database Server Mail Server Fax Server Mail Server Database Server Database Fax Server File and Print Server

10 Types of Networks Peer-to-Peer Client-Server

11 Network Operating Systems A Network Operating System: Enables Computers to Operate in a Network Provides Basic Services to Computers in a Network Coordinates the activities of the various devices Provides clients with access to network resources Ensures the security of data and devices Supports Mechanisms that Enable Applications to Communicate with One Another Integrates with Other Popular Operating Systems

12  Windows 2000 Implementation of Networking Features of a Domain Benefits of a Domain Domain Organization Features of Active Directory Benefits of Active Directory Accessing a Windows 2000 Network

13 Features of a Domain Single User Account Single Logon Centralized Management Scalability

14 Benefits of a Domain Organized Objects Paris Repair Sales User1 Computer1 Printer1 User2 Easy Location of Information Streamlined Access Delegated Authority

15 Domain Organization Domain Tree Forest nwtraders.msft samerica.nwtraders.msft namerica.nwtraders.msft Domain Tree

16 Features of Active Directory Organizes Information Provides a Central Repository Provides Security 3 AD 1 2 Server1 Server2

17 Benefits of Active Directory Flexible Administration Paris Repair Sales User1 Computer1 Printer1 User2 Simplified Administration Scalability Reduced TCO

18 Authenticated Logging On to Windows 2000 Log On to Windows User1 * * * * User Name: Password: OKCancelOptions> Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server Built on NT Technology Microsoft User Account ® Log On to Windows Administrator User Name: Password: OKCancelOptions<< Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server Built on NT Technology Shutdown... Log on to: NWTRADERS ® Accessing a Windows 2000 Network

19 Review Windows 2000 Operating Systems Introduction to Networks Windows 2000 Implementation of Networking Go to Quiz #1

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