Windows Server 2003 (Exam 70-291): Level 1

• 1.0 TCPI/IP Addressing Basics
• 1.1 Addressing Methods
• 1.2 TCP/IP Address components
• 1.3 Network ID
• 1.4 Host ID
• 1.5 Classful IP Addressing
• 1.6 Classless IP Addressing
• 1.7 Guidelines for IP Addresses
• 1.8 Private vs Public Addresses

• 2.0 Configuring TCP/IP Addressing
• 2.1 Configuring static TCP.IP Addresses
• 2.2 Configuring dynamic TCP/IP Addresses
• 2.3 Configuring static TCP/IP options

• 3.0 Managing DHCP
• 3.1 DHCP Overview
• 3.2 Installing and Authorizing DHCP
• 3.3 DHCP Clients and Leases
• 3.4 DHCP Scopes and Scope Options
• 3.5 DHCP Exclusions and Reserved Clients
• 3.6 How Options are Applied
• 3.7 DHCP Databases
• 3.8 DHCP Relay Agent

• 4.0 Basic TCP/IP Troubleshooting Tools
• 4.1 IPConfig
• 4.2 Ping
• 4.3 Loopback Address

• 5.0 Troubleshooting TCP/IP
• 5.1 Diagnosing Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA)
• 5.2 Resolving APIPA issues
• 5.3 Diagnosing incorrect TCP/IP configuration
• 5.4 Resolving incorrect TCP/IP configuration

• 6.0 Troubleshooting DHCP
• 6.1 DHCP Authorization problems
• 6.2 Verifying DHCP Reservations
• 6.3 Reviewing Log Files for DHCP events
• 6.4 Verifying DHCP Relay Agent
• 6.5 Verifying database integrity

Windows Server 2003 (Exam 70-291): Level 2

• 1.0 Name Resolution
• 1.1 Overview
• 1.2 DNS
• 1.3 Hosts File
• 1.4 WINS
• 1.5 LMHosts File

• 2.0 Understanding the DNS Server Service
• 2.1 DNS Overview
• 2.2 DNS queries: Recursive and non-recursive
• 2.3 DNS Zone Types: Primary, Secondary, Stub, ADI
• 2.4 DNS Zone Files
• 2.5 DNS Zone Records

• 3.0 Install and Configure DNS Server Service
• 3.1 Installing DNS
• 3.2 Configuring DNS Server Options
• 3.3 Configuring DNS Zone Options
• 3.4 Creating DNS Zone Records
• 3.5 Configuring DNS Forwarding

• 4.0 DNS Zone Transfers
• 4.1 Overview
• 4.2 Notify Process
• 4.3 Caching Only Servers
• 4.4 Interacting with BIND

• 5.0 Dynamic Updates
• 5.1 Dynamic Update Overview
• 5.2 How clients update records
• 5.3 Configuring DNS
• 5.4 Configuring DHCP
• 5.5 Configuring Clients
• 5.6 Secure Dynamic Update

• 6.0 Monitor DNS
• 6.1 System Monitor
• 6.2 Event Viewer
• 6.3 DNS Debug Logs

Windows Server 2003 (Exam 70-291): Level 3

• 1.0 Monitor Network Traffic
• 1.1 System Monitor
• 1.2 Network Monitor Overview
• 1.3 Installing Network Monitor
• 1.4 Using Network Monitor

• 2.0 Advanced TCP/IP Troubleshooting Tools
• 2.1 NSLookup
• 2.2 ARP
• 2.3 NBTStat
• 2.4 IPConfig switches: /registerdns, /displaydns, /flushdns
• 2.5 PathPing and TraceRt

• 3.0 Troubleshooting connectivity to the Internet
• 3.1 Overview
• 3.2 Default Gateway
• 3.3 NAT
• 3.4 Proxy
• 3.5 Firewall
• 3.6 Troubleshooting Connectivity

• 4.0 Troubleshooting server services
• 4.1 Services applet
• 4.2 Service dependencies
• 4.3 Service Recovery Options

Windows Server 2003 (Exam 70-291): Level 4

• 1.0 RRAS Overview
• 1.1 RRAS Introduction
• 1.2 Routing Overview
• 1.3 RAS Purpose
• 1.4 Dial-in
• 1.5 VPN
• 1.6 VPN office to office
• 1.7 RAS Connection Review

• 2.0 Configuring Remote Access
• 2.1 Assigning IP Addresses to Clients
• 2.2 Enabling Remote Access
• 2.3 Configuring DHCP Relay Agent
• 2.4 Logging

• 3.1 RRAS Security Overview
• 3.2 Authentication vs Encryption
• 3.3 Remote Access Authentication Protocols
• 3.4 Using Internet Authentication Service (IAS)
• 3.5 Encryption Protocols
• 3.6 Implementing secure access between private networks

• 4.0 Configuring Routing and Remote Access policies
• 4.1 Policies overview
• 4.2 Conditions
• 4.3 Permissions
• 4.4 Profile
• 4.5 Default policies
• 4.6 Order of processing

• 5.0 Troubleshooting access to remote access services
• 5.1 Troubleshooting VPN issues
• 5.2 Troubleshooting remote access connection issues
• 5.3 Troubleshooting user access
• 5.4 Using Logs

• 6.0 Managing Routing
• 6.1 Routing Overview
• 6.2 Routing Tables
• 6.3 Routing Protocols
• 6.4 Routing Interfaces
• 6.5 Ports
• 6.6 Packet Filters

• 7.0 Troubleshooting Routing
• 7.1 Demand-dial routing
• 7.2 Router-to-router VPNs

Windows Server 2003 (Exam 70-291): Level 5

• 1.0 Implementing secure network administration procedures
• 1.1 Security Configuration and Analysis overview
• 1.2 Security Templates
• 1.3 Using templates to set baselines
• 1.4 Using templates to audit security
• 1.5 Secedit
• 1.6 Implementing the principle of least privilege

• 2.0 Securing Network Traffic with IPSec policies
• 2.1 Overview
• 2.2 IPSec Modes
• 2.3 IPSec Policies
• 2.4 Client
• 2.5 Server
• 2.6 Secure Server
• 2.7 Assigning IPSec Policies

• 3.0 Monitoring and Troubleshooting Network Security
• 3.1 IP Security Monitor
• 3.2 Netsh
• 3.3 Event Viewer
• 3.4 Network Monitor
• 3.5 Using Ping
• 3.6 MBSA & MBSAcli