Overview/Description
To identify the primary considerations and processes for managing NTFS and shared folder permissions, and for accessing remote servers, including Terminal Services
Target Audience
Systems administrators, systems engineers, systems analysts, IT consultants, and support professionals tasked with managing and maintaining Windows Server 2003; learners preparing for the MCSA and MCSE certification exams for Windows Server 2003
Prerequisites
Network+ certification or the equivalent knowledge and skills;
A+ certification or the equivalent knowledge and skills; a good working knowledge of networking components, services, and applications, including remote access, computer hardware components, and device management
manage NTFS file and folder permissions in Windows Server 2003.
manage shared folder permissions in Windows Server 2003.
administer permissions for NTFS files and folders and for shared folders in Windows Server 2003.
recognize examples of appropriate troubleshooting responses to typical issues that arise with shared folder and NTFS permissions in Windows Server 2003.
choose the appropriate remote administration tool to manage a server in a given scenario.
install and configure Terminal Services in Windows Server 2003.
manage Terminal Services by using the Manager tool and by identifying appropriate troubleshooting strategies for typical problems.
configure and manage Terminal Services.
propose solutions and troubleshooting strategies for issues with NTFS and shared folder permissions and Terminal Services.