Online Windows 2000 Courses

This is self-paced, internet-based Windows 2000 tutorial -- there are no books to purchase and no scheduled classes to attend.

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Our Windows 2000 courses offer unique benefits unavailable from other self-paced training vendors. Each Windows 2000 course is developed using a rigorous set of criteria that includes quality content, interaction, graphics, and interspersed questions, making learning fun, interesting, and effective.

The following Windows 2000 courses are available online:

• Installation provides users with an overview of the installation process and has step-by-step procedures for installation tasks.
• Remote Installations and Upgrades describes network, unattended, and upgrade installations.
• Administering Resources shows how to manage files. In particular, it covers how to choose a file system, how to compress and encrypt files, and how to manage file-level security.
• Administering Shared Resources describes the process and capabilities of managing resources shared on a network.
• Managing Disks describes how to view properties of disks, configure disks, maintain disks, and work with removable media.
• Managing Hardware describes the installation process for various types of hardware and has step-by-step procedures for installation and configuration of hardware devices
• Monitoring and Optimizing Your System teaches users how to monitor, troubleshoot, and back up your system for optimum performance.
• Configuring Your Desktop provides users with an overview of the installation process and has step-by-step procedures for installation tasks.
• Networking provides users with an overview of the network architecture model. Users are provided with step-by-step procedures for configuring and connecting a network. All types of network service, client, protocol and security issues are explained in the course.
• Using TCP/IP shows users how to configure and troubleshoot the TCP/IP protocol and provides step-by-step procedures for common tasks.
• Managing Users and Groups provides the user with an overview of user and group accounts, including local and domain user accounts, group accounts, and user rights.
• Securing Your System provides users with an overview and step-by-step procedures for configuring, monitoring, and maintaining systems security using audit policies, security templates, and encryption technology
• Installation provides an overview of the installation process for Microsoft Windows 2000 Server and has step-by-step procedures for installation tasks.
• Hardware describes how to install, configure, manage, and troubleshoot hardware devices in a Windows 2000 environment.
• Controlling Access to Files and Folders shows how to configure interoperability and Web services, manage users and groups, share folders, and manage a distributed file system.
• Controlling Access to Web Resources and Printers describes the process and capabilities of managing resources shared on a network.
• Optimizing describes how to manage processes, monitor system resources, and optimize disk performance.
• Recovering from Disaster describes system tools used to save and recover data.
• Configuring Disks and Volumes describes how to monitor, configure, and troubleshoot disks and volumes.
• Administering Disks describes how to manage user profiles, data compression, and disk quotas, as well as how to recover from a disk failure.
• Networking describes how to install, configure, and troubleshoot network protocols, services, and connections.
• Implementing Remote Access describes how to install, configure, and troubleshoot shared access, remote access, and virtual private networks.
• Implementing Terminal Services describes how to install, configure, monitor, and troubleshoot Terminal Services.
• Using Security Features describes how to implement, configure, manage, and troubleshoot security features.

200MHz Pentium with 32MB Ram. 640 x 480 256-color video (800 x 600 is recommended). Windows 95, 98, NT, or XP. Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher required. Minimum Connection Speed: 28.8k. Authorware recommended but not required. JavaScript must be enabled. Netscape and AOL browsers not supported.

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