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Course Number A1011 |
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Who should attend this course? |
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| The aim of this course is to enable the delegate to install, configure and troubleshoot systems running Windows 2000 cluster services or Network Load Balancing. | ||
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Duration |
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3 days |
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Course Prerequisites |
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Delegates should have attended the Supporting Windows 2000 course, Windows 2000 M.C.P. course or have a sound understanding of the Windows 2000 operating system, Active Directory and SCSI basics. |
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Course Objectives - On completing this course delegates will be able to:- |
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| Describe the main features and benefits of Windows 2000 clustering Describe the main features of network load balancing Set-up directory services and DNS for clusters using Domainlets Install and configure the shared quorum disk hardware Install and configure network load balancing Install and set-up the cluster software Set-up resources and resource groups and describe resource dependencies Control fail-over and fail-back Use and describe active/passive and active/active configurations Set-up and manage highly available file and print shares, and applications Describe the backup/restore options used in clustered systems Trouble-shoot cluster and quorum problems in a logical manner |
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| Clustering features Windows 2000 Advanced Server and Data Centre options Clustering and Network Load Balancing concepts, network and disk configurations Setting up and controlling Network Load Balancing Setting up and controlling Cluster Services resource groups Installing D.H.C.P. on a cluster server Application installation on a cluster Installing Exchange 2000 Installing SQL 2000 Known problems Troubleshooting procedures |