As mentioned above, this book is organized according to the official exam objectives list prepared by Microsoft for Exam 70-221. The chapters coincide to the broad objectives groupings, such as Planning, Installation and Configuration, Monitoring and Optimization, and Troubleshooting. These groupings are also reflected in the organization of the MCSE exams themselves.

Within each chapter, the individual exam objectives are addressed in turn. Each objective's coverage is further divided into the following sections of information:

·Critical Information

·Necessary Procedures

·Exam Essentials

·Key Terms and Concepts

·Sample Questions

目 录 Introduction Chapter 1 Analyzing Bnsiness Requirements Analyze the existing and planned business models Analyze the existing and planned organizational structures. Considerations include management model; company organization: vendor, partner, and customer relationshipa; and acquisition plans Analyze factors that influence company strategles Analyze the structure of IT management. Considerations include type of administration, such as cen funding model; outsourcing decision change-management process Chapter 2 Analyzing Tecbnical Requirements Evaluate the company's existing and planned technical environment and goals Analyze the impact of infrastructure design on the existing and planned technical environment Analyze the network requirements for client computer access Analyze the existing disaster recovery strategy for client computers, servers, and the network Chapter 3 Designing a Windows 2000 Network Intrastructure Modify and design a network topology Design a TCP/IP networking strategy Design a DHCP strategt Design name resolution services Desugn a multi-protocol strategy. Protocols include IPX/SPX and SNA Design a Distributed file system Dfs strategy Chapter 4 Designing for Internet Conaectivity Design an Internet and extranet access solution. Components of the solution could include proxy server. firewall. routing and remote access, Network Address Translation NAT , connection sharing, web server, or mail server Design a load balancing strategy Chapter 5 Designing a Wide Area Network Infrastructure Design an implementation strategy for dial-up remote access Design a virtual private network VPN strategy Design a Routing and Remote Access routing solution to connect locations Chapter 6 Ddwigning a Management and Implementation Strategy for Windows 2000 Networking Design a strategy for monitoring and managing Windows 2000 network services. Services include global catalog, Lightwerght Directory Access Protocol LDAP services, Certificate Services, DNS, DHCP, WINS, Routing and Remote Access, Proxy Server, and Dfs Design network services that support application architecture Design a plan for the interaction of Windows 2000 network services such as WINS, DHCP, and DNS Design a resource strategy

We'll start by reviewing the makeup of a company. probably your company. We'll analyze the company's management organization, its funding model, tolerance for risk, priorities, and so forth. Looking above, you can see that the exam objectives that revolve around this topic are numerous and yet nontechnical. Why are they important? Because, to get your hands around a Windows 2OOO deployment, you need to thoroughly understand the way your company ticks. Windows 2OOO has so many new features that you may decide one fits in a given circumstance where another feature would work better in a different place. Recognizing the way that your company works, how it is built, helps you understand how to introduce Windows 2OOO into the environment.

Analyze the existing and planned business models.

·Analyze the company model and the geographical scope. Models include regional, national, international, Subsidiary, and branch offices.

·Analyze company processes. Processes include information flow, communication flow, service and product life cycles, and decisionmaking.