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Introduction to Windows Server 2003 and Internet Information Service
Microsoft's server operating system provides many new security features and improvements over the previous 2000 Server product. Given today's networking environment, security is at the forefront of every IS manager's and system administrator's network agenda.
In this 4-day hands-on workshop, we will explore the features of Windows Server 2003, and provide methods for capitalizing on these features to provide a tighter more secure system. We will also address the implementation of IIS, Microsoft's web service designed to run on Windows Server, and how to better secure the system.
Who Should Attend
This workshop is designed for Network Managers and System Administrators who are responsible for supporting Windows Server 2003 and Web Services on corporate networks.
Workshop Objectives
- Understand the basic features of Windows Server
- Understand the difference between the various editions of Server 2003
- How to Control Network Access with Permissions
- How to Support XML Web services with Microsoft .NET
- Backup, Restore and Disaster Recovery for Servers
- ASP & XML Security Concerns
- Review common threats and countermeasures
- Monitoring and Detecting System problems
- Using Windows Administration and Support Tools
