Microsoft® Windows® 2000: Upgrading from Microsoft® Windows NT® 4.0 Part 4 CBT Training CD

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Summary: Microsoft® Windows® 2000: Upgrading from Microsoft® Windows
Review: Course Overview
This course provides students with a practical view of the tasks involved in performing the actual migration of domains to a Microsoft Windows 2000 environment. As with an actual migration, the steps to accomplish the process are rather mechanical and straightforward. The bulk of the work in the migration is in the planning, which has already been covered in other courses, and confirming that the migration was accomplished successfully. This course presents an in-depth look at the procedures a System Administrator should follow to confirm that the migration did not adversely affect the system performance. Troubleshooting, therefore is the principal emphasis in this course.

Learn To

Identify and troubleshoot problems associated with domain upgrade, user account, and domain access.
Identify and troubleshoot problems associated with network services, applications, and domain migration tool problems.

Audience
In addition to the principal audience of System Administrators, other MIS support personnel would benefit from this course. In some organizations persons whose principal duties are technical may also be required to perform the tasks instructed in this course. Students should have completed the following four NETg Windows 2000 courses (or passed the Microsoft exams which they map to) prior to taking this course: 72410 - 72412 Microsoft Windows 2000: Administration Parts 1 - 3 72413 - 72420 Microsoft Windows 2000 Installation, Configuration, and Administration Parts 1 - 8 72421 - 72425 Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Administration Parts 1 - 5 72427 - 72431 Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure Parts 1- 5

Deployment Options
e-Learning

Accreditation
NASBA credits: 4 CPE Credits
ITCAP credits: 1.5 Credit Hours for Multiple Courses CEU credits: 0.70 CEUs

Language Options
German, US English

Total Learning Time
6 to 8 hours

Objectives
Unit 1: Upgrade, Account, and Access Problems 3 - 4 hours

Identify the causes and solutions of a user rights problem during upgrade from Windows NT 4.0 to Windows 2000.
Identify the steps to diagnose and solve an upgrade-related hardware device failure problem.
Identify the causes and solutions of a domain name problem during upgrade from Windows NT 4.0 to Windows 2000.
Identify the steps to troubleshoot a third-party tool problem.
Troubleshoot a domain upgrade failure problem.
Identify the steps to diagnose and solve a logon script problem.
Identify the causes and solutions of a system policy translation problem.
Identify the steps to diagnose and solve a user permission problem.
Match the possible causes of a duplicate account problem with the solutions.
Troubleshoot a user account problem.
Identify the possible causes and solutions of a client computer connectivity problem.
Identify the possible causes and solutions of a user authentication problem.
Identify the steps to troubleshoot a shared resource problem.
Identify the steps to diagnose and solve an NTFS permission problem.
Identify the possible causes and solutions of a trust relationship problem.
Identify the steps to diagnose and solve an unauthorized access problem.
Troubleshoot a domain access problem.

Unit 2: Network, Application, and Tool Problems 3 - 4 hours

Identify the steps to resolve a specific name resolution problem.
Identify the steps to resolve a specific DHCP client problem.
Identify the steps to resolve a specific DHCP server problem.
Identify the steps to resolve a remote access logon failure.
Complete the flowchart to troubleshoot a specific remote access permission problem.
Identify the steps to troubleshoot a specified FRS replication problem.
Complete the flowchart to troubleshoot a network services problem in a specified scenario.
Identify the checks used to determine whether an application meets the compatibility requirements of Windows 2000.
Identify the sequence of tasks you perform to resolve an application incompatibility problem.
Identify the steps to diagnose and solve a specific third-party application problem.
Identify the corrective action to be taken for a migration problem in ADMT.
Identify the causes and solutions for a post migration problem in ADMT.
Identify the steps to troubleshoot a ClonePrincipal tool problem.
Match a Netdom problem with its solution.
Identify the possible cause of a specific MoveTree problem.