MCSE/MCSA Implementing and Administering Security in a Windows 2000 Network: Study Guide and DVD Training System (Exam 70-214)

MCSE/MCSA Implementing & Administering Security in a Windows 2000 Network Study Guide (Exam 70-214)

Exam Objective Map

Chapter 1: Basic Windows 2000 Security: Using Security Templates

Table 1.1: Schema Objects, Attributes, and Values

Table 1.2: Windows 2000 Security Templates

Table 1.3: Account Policies Security Options

Table 1.4: Local Policies Security Options

Table 1.5: Event Log Security Options

Chapter 2: Advanced Security Template and Group Policy Issues

Table 2.1: SMB Signing Default Settings in Windows 2000 Security Templates

Chapter 3: Identifying, Installing, and Troubleshooting Required Updates

Table 3.1: The HFNetChk Switches

Table 3.2: The mbsacli.exe Switches

Chapter 4: Installing, Configuring, & Managing Windows 2000 Certificate Authorities

Table 4.1: X.509v3 Certificate Properties

Table 4.2: Templates Available for Users

Table 4.3: Templates Available for Machines

Chapter 5: Managing and Troubleshooting the Encrypting File System

Table 5.1: Public and Private Keys

Table 5.2: Copying Encrypted Files

Table 5.3: Cipher Command Switches

Table 5.4: EfsRecvr Command-Line Syntax

Table 5.5: Troubleshooting EFS

Chapter 6: Configuring and Troubleshooting Windows IP Security

Table 6.1: Categorizing Corporate Assets

Table 6.2: Categorizing Impact Levels for Various Data Types

Table 6.3: Troubleshooting IPSec

Chapter 8: Configuring Secure Network and Internet Authentication Methods

Table 8.1: Netdom Syntax

Table 8.2: LM Compatibility Levels

Table 8.3: Summary of the Authentication Methods Supported in IIS 5.0

Table 8.4: Troubleshooting Common Web Authentication Problems

Chapter 10: Configuring and Using Auditing and the Event Logs

Table 10.1: Logon Events that Appear in the Event Log

Table 10.2: Account Logon Events that Appear in the Event Log

Table 10.3: Account Management Events that Appear in the Event Log

Table 10.4: Dumpel Tool Switches

Appendix B: Port Numbers and Associated Attacks

Table B.1: Well-Known Port Numbers