70-643 Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure

Name: 70-643 Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure
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Overview:

This exam tests the skills and knowledge necessary to implement and support a core Windows Server 2008 R2 infrastructure in an enterprise environment. Passing this exam validates a candidate’s ability to implement and configure Windows Server 2008 R2 application services, such as Web and Remote Desktop Services. Passing this exam confirms that a candidate has the skills and knowledge necessary for deploying, configuring, and managing application infrastructure services in a Windows Server 2008 R2 environment.

The 70-643 Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure course also prepares students to Web Services infrastructure, security for Web Services, communication services, and file and print services.

This comprehensive course offers coverage of the exam’s objectives, real-world scenarios, hands-on exercises, and challenging review questions.

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1Training offers the most convenient path to gain an internationally recognised qualification that will give you the opportunity to put into practice your skill and expertise in an enterprise or corporate environment. You can study at your own pace at 1Training and you will be provided with all the necessary material, tutorials, qualified course instructor and multiple free resources which include Free CV writing pack, Nus Discounted Card, Free career support and course demo to make your learning experience enriching and more rewarding.

Learning Outcomes

Windows Server 2008 Storage Services.
Exploring Terminal Services in Windows Server 2008.
Terminal Services Licensing, Advance Configuration, and Monitoring for Terminal Services.
Configuring Web Services Infrastructure.
Advanced Web Infrastructure Configuration.
Configuring Additional Communication Services.
Configuring Windows SharePoint Services (WSS).
Using Virtualization In Windows Server 2008.
Deploying Servers.
Configuring High Availability in Windows Server 2008.
Monitoring Windows Server 2008 for High Availability.

Course Titles

Module 01: Deploying Windows in the Enterprise
Module 02: Working with Terminal Services
Module 03: Working with a Terminal Services Infrastructure
Module 04: Storage and High-Availability
Module 05: File and Email Services
Module 06: Working with Web Applications
Module 07: Web Server Management and Security
Module 08: Collaboration with WSS
Module 09: Working with Windows Media

Access Duration

The course will be directly delivered to you, and you have 12 months access to the online learning platform from the date you joined the course. The course is self-paced and you can complete it in stages, revisiting the lectures at any time.

Who is this Course aimed at?

IT Professionals
System Administrators
Network Administrators
Learners with a background in IT
Technical assistants looking to use 70-643 Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Windows Server 2008 in their enterprise and find more effective ways to perform current functions
Anyone who is interested in expanding their knowledge of Microsoft Windows Server applications

Also, students who have successfully completed the Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Configuring Active Directory (SSMS640) and Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Configuring Network Infrastructure (SSMS642) courses or passed the Microsoft 70-640: Windows Server 2008 Active Directory, Configuring, and Microsoft 70-642: Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure, Configuring certification exams.

Entry Requirements

You must be over the age of 16 and have a basic understanding of Maths, English and ICT

Students should have successfully completed the Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Configuring Active Directory (SSMS640) and Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Configuring Network Infrastructure (SSMS642) courses or passed the Microsoft 70-640: Windows Server 2008 Active Directory, Configuring, and Microsoft 70-642: Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure, Configuring certification exams.

Method of Assessment

At the end of the 70-643 Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure course, you will be required to take a multiple choice question assessment test. The multiple choice question assessment will be automatically marked with learners receiving an instant grade.

Certification

Those who successfully complete the exam will be awarded the certificate in 70-643 Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure.

Awarding Body

This internationally recognised qualification will be awarded by Microsoft and will make your CV stand-out and encourage employers to see your motivation in expanding your skills and knowledge in the windows server infrastructure.

Progression and Career Path

Once you successfully complete the 70-643 Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure course you will be qualified to work with enhanced confidence in the following positions. The average UK salary per annum according to https://www.payscale.com is given below.

IT Support Engineer – £22,081 per annum
System Administrators – £25,422 per annum
Server Administrator – £31,335 per annum
Network Administrator – £25,250 per annum

Other Benefits

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Gain access to quality video tutorials
Unlimited 12 months access from anywhere, anytime
Excellent Tutor Support Service (Monday to Friday)
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Learn at your convenience and leisure
Quizzes, tests mock exams, practice exams to ensure you are 100% ready
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Key Features

Gain an accredited UK qualification

Access to excellent quality study materials

Learners will be eligible for TOTUM Discount Card

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One year’s access to the course

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Course Curriculum Total Units : 222

➤ Module 01 - Deploying Windows in the Enterprise
Lesson 1: How to Deploy Windows in the 2008 Server Environment
	1.1 Basics of Windows Deployment
	1.2 Tools of the Planning Phase
	1.3 Tools of the Building Phase
	1.4 Tools of the Deployment Phase
	1.5 Basics of Windows Deployment, Cont.
	1.6 Windows PE
	1.7 Image X
	1.8 Windows SIM
	1.9 Sysprep
	1.10 WIM: A Closer Look
	1.11 Ways to Deploy Windows
	1.12 Manual Deployment
	1.13 Lite & Zero-Touch Deployment
Lesson 2: Working with WDS
	2.1 Looking at Windows Deployment Services
	2.2 WDS Components
	2.3 The WDS Role
	2.4 Initial WDS Configuration
	2.5 WDS Server Properties
	2.6 Image Capturing
	2.7 How Deployment Works
	2.8 What Happens in the Background
	2.9 Demo – Configuring WDS
	2.10 Demo – Install Boot Image
Lesson 3: Virtual Machine Deployment
	3.1 Understanding What a VM Is
	3.2 Prior Virtualization Options
	3.3 Hyper-V
	3.4 Hyper-V Disk Types
	3.5 Hyper-V Networks
	3.6 Demo – Install Hyper-V
Lesson 4: Putting in an Activation Infrastructure
	4.1 Windows Activation Types
	4.2 The MAK Model
	4.3 KMS Activation
	4.4 Module 01 Review
➤ Module 02 - Working with Terminal Services
Lesson 1: Terminal Server Setup and Deployment
	1.1 Basics of Terminal Services
	1.2 TS Features
	1.3 Remote Desktop
	1.4 How to Install TS
	1.5 TS License Options
	1.6 Preparing the Terminal Server
	1.7 Installing Application on the TS
	1.8 Demo – Installing Terminal Services
	1.9 Demo – TS Licensing
Lesson 2: Working with Terminal Services
	2.1 Configuration Console
	2.2 RDP Connection Properties
	2.3 More on the TS General Tab
	2.4 Using Group Policy with TS
	2.5 Demo – Terminal Services Manager
	2.6 Module 02 Review
➤ Module 03 - Working with a Terminal Services Infrastructure
Lesson 1: Using Terminal Server Clients
	1.1 Working with the TS Client
	1.2 RDP as a TS Client
	1.3 Using GPO to Configure the Client
	1.4 Using TS User Profiles
	1.5 Setting Up User Connections
	1.6 TSM Properties
	1.7 Managing Connected Users
	1.8 Common User Management Tasks
	1.9 Working with Client Resources
Lesson 2: Introducing the Terminal Services Gateway
	2.1 What is the TS Gateway?
	2.2 Example Design of the TS Gateway
	2.3 TS Gateway Installation and Initial Configuration
	2.4 The Installation Options
	2.5 Demo – Terminal Services Infrastructure
Lesson 3: Application Publishing, Using the TS RemoteApp
	3.1 Using TS RemoteApp to Publish an Application
	3.2 Advantages of Using RemoteApp
	3.3 Hosting a RemoteApp on a Server
	3.4 Publishing RemoteApps
	3.5 Using TS Web Access to Deploy a RemoteApp
	3.6 Distributing RemoteApps with RDP
	3.7 Using the Windows Installer and Remote Application for Distribution
	3.8 Demo – RemoteApp
	3.9 Demo – RDPFile
	3.10 Module 03 Review
➤ Module 04 - Storage and High-Availability
Lesson 1: Server Storage Options and Setup
	1.1 Overview of Server Storage Options
	1.2 Managing Storage
	1.3 Using Diskmgmt.msc
	1.4 Advanced Volume Features
	1.5 Demo – Working with Disk Sets
Lesson 2: Server Clusters
	2.1 High-Availability Options
	2.2 More About Load Balancing
	2.3 High-Availability
	2.4 Installing and Configuring High-Availability
	2.5 Demo – NLB
	2.6 Module 04 Review
➤ Module 05 - File and Email Services
Lesson 1: Working with FTP
	1.1 Publishing Services
	1.2 FTP Publishing Service
	1.3 FTP Security
	1.4 Other FTP Settings
	1.5 Working with FTP 7
	1.6 FTP 7 Configuration Files
	1.7 FTP User Security
	1.8 More on User Isolation
	1.9 Securing Network Access to/from FTP
	1.10 FTP Firewall
	1.11 Site Settings
	1.12 Logs – Unsung Hero of Security
	1.13 Directory Browsing
	1.14 Demo – Configuring FTP
	1.15 Demo – Working with FTP
Lesson 2: Working with SMTP
	2.1 The SMTP Feature
	2.2 Working with SMTP Services
	2.3 SMTP Server Settings
	2.4 Securing SMTP
	2.5 SMTP Messages Options
	2.6 Delivery Properties
	2.7 Management Permission
	2.8 Monitoring
	2.9 Using SMTP
	2.10 Accessing Email with ASP.NET
	2.11 Demo – Installing SMTP
	2.12 Module 05 Review
➤ Module 06 - Working with Web Applications
Lesson 1: Installing IIS
	1.1 IIS Security
	1.2 What’s New in IIS 7.0
	1.3 IIS Components and Options
	1.4 The Application Server Role on Windows 2008 Server
	1.5 Features of the Application Role
	1.6 The IIS 7.0 Role on Windows 2008 Server
	1.7 IIS Default Role Services
	1.8 Review of the Role Services
	1.9 Installing the IIS Role
	1.10 Post IIS Installation Notes
	1.11 What is the WSRM?
	1.12 Demo – Installing IIS
Lesson 2: Configuring IIS
	2.1 Management Tools for IIS
	2.2 IIS Management Console
	2.3 Working with Web Sites
	2.4 Sites and Bindings
	2.5 Your Default Site
	2.6 New Web Sites
	2.7 Limiting Sites
	2.8 Site Logging
	2.9 How Do Web Applications Fit Into IIS?
	2.10 Application Pools
	2.11 Virtual Directories
	2.12 Working with the CLI
	2.13 The appcmd
	2.14 More Command Line Options
	2.15 Working with the Web Server Config Files
	2.16 ApplicationHost.config
	2.17 Web.config
	2.18 Operations on Web Sites and Applications
	2.19 Centralized Configuration
	2.20 Migrating from IIS 6.0
	2.21 Demo – Creating Web Sites
	2.22 Demo – Backup IIS
	2.23 Module 06 Review
➤ Module 07 - Web Server Management and Security
Lesson 1: Working with IIS Security
	1.1 What Accounts Were Created with IIS Installation?
	1.2 File System Permissions
	1.3 Working with IIS Administration Features
	1.4 What are Request Handlers
	1.5 Configuring Handlers
	1.6 Handler Security
	1.7 Handler Mappings
	1.8 More Handler Security
	1.9 Demo – Managing IIS Security
	1.10 Demo – Managed Handler Mappings
Lesson 2: Securing Access to Web Services
	2.1 Working with IIS Authentication
	2.2 Types of Authentication
	2.3 Authentication Requirements
	2.4 Authentication Levels
	2.5 URL Authorization Rules
	2.6 Configuring Server Certificates
	2.7 Getting the Certificate
	2.8 Other Types of Certificates
	2.9 Confirming the Certificate
	2.10 Import and Export of Certificates
	2.11 Encryption
	2.12 More Security Options
	2.13 .NET Trust Levels
	2.14 Implementing .NET Trust Levels
	2.15 Demo – Securing Web Services
	2.16 Demo – Configuring Server Certificates
	2.17 Module 07 Review
➤ Module 08 - Collaboration with WSS
Lesson 1: Working with Windows SharePoint Services
	1.1 What is WSS?
	1.2 WSS Deployment Options
	1.3 WSS Access
	1.4 Options for Deployment
	1.5 Demo – Installing SharePoint
	1.6 WSS Configuration Wizard
	1.7 Confirming Proper WSS Installation
	1.8 Accessing WSS via the Web Client
	1.9 Administering WSS from the Web Browser
	1.10 The Administration Page
	1.11 Managing SharePoint
	1.12 Demo – Working with SharePoint
	1.13 WSS Security
	1.14 E-mail Options
	1.15 WSS Logging
	1.16 Usage Analysis
	1.17 WSS Job Management
	1.18 Administration Automation
	1.19 Disaster Recovery for WSS
	1.20 Working with WSS Sites
	1.21 Site Collection Options
	1.22 Quota Options
	1.23 Managing the Site Settings
	1.24 Working with Web Applications
	1.25 Web Application Settings
	1.26 Web Application Security
	1.27 Using Application Templates
	1.28 Module 08 Review
➤ Module 09 - Working with Windows Media
Lesson 1: Windows Media Services
	1.1 How to Configure Windows Media Service
	1.2 Management Tools for Windows Media
	1.3 Working with Publishing Points
	1.4 Add Publishing Point Wizard
	1.5 Administration of Publishing Points
	1.6 Monitoring Publishing Points
	1.7 Publishing Point Source Settings
	1.8 Announcements
	1.9 The Create Wrapper Wizard
	1.10 The Announcement Wizard
	1.11 Settings for the Publishing Point
	1.12 Advertising Settings
	1.13 Securing Windows Media Services
	1.14 Cache/Proxy Features
	1.15 Cache Settings
	1.16 Proxy Settings
	1.17 Monitoring Proxy/Cache Servers
	1.18 Protecting Content
	1.19 Demo – Installing Media Services
	1.20 Demo – Making a Publishing Point
	1.21 Module 09 Review
	1.22 Course Closure