After completing Windows 2000 Directory Design MCSE 70-219: Analyzing the Impact of Active Directory, the user should be able to:
 | Assess existing systems and applications |
| Identify existing and planned upgrades and rollouts |
| Analyze the technical support structure |
| Analyze existing and planned network and systems management |
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Performing an Application Inventory
| Identifying upgrades and rollouts |
| Preparing for an application inventory |
| Categorizing applications |
| Analyzing the application inventory |
Problem Applications and Solutions
| Determining the problem applications |
| Understanding the solutions |
Removing NetBIOS
| Benefits |
| Finding NetBIOS in the environment |
Technical Support Structure
| Administration models |
| Technical support roles |
Network and Systems Management
| Management divisions |
| Windows Management Services |
| Common services |
| Presentation services |
| Management services |
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This course has the following features:
| Exercises that allow users to practice in Windows 2000 |
| A file containing the text of the exercises |
| Simulations that allow users to practice course skills, even if they don't have access to Windows 2000 |
| A glossary |
| A Skill Assessment |
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Completion of the following series, a passing score on the core MCSE exams, or equivalent experience:
| Windows 2000 Professional MCSE 70-210 |
| Windows 2000 Server MCSE 70-215 |
| Windows 2000 Network Administration MCSE 70-216 |
| Windows 2000 Active Directory MCSE 70-217 |
Completion of these courses in this series:
| Windows 2000 Directory Design MCSE 70-219: Analyzing Business Requirements (W21901) |
| Windows 2000 Directory Design MCSE 70-219: Analyzing the Technical Environment (W21902) |
| Windows 2000 Directory Design MCSE 70-219: Analyzing Performance and Access (W21903) |
| Windows 2000 Directory Design MCSE 70-219: Analyzing Security Considerations (W21904) |
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| Windows 2000 Directory Design MCSE 70-219: Analyzing Client Management Requirements (W21906) |
| Windows 2000 Directory Design MCSE 70-219: Directory Naming and DNS Placement (W21907) |
| Windows 2000 Directory Design MCSE 70-219: Designing Directory Service Architecture (W21908) |
| Windows 2000 Directory Design MCSE 70-219: Designing a Site Topology and Service Locations (W21909) |
| Windows 2000 Directory Design MCSE 70-219: Designing an OU Management Structure (W21910) |
| Windows 2000 Directory Design MCSE 70-219: Designing a Group Policy Management Structure (W21911) |
| Windows 2000 Directory Design MCSE 70-219: Planning for Coexistence with Other Directories (W21912) |
| Windows 2000 Directory Design MCSE 70-219: Schema Modification Policy and Implementation Plan (W21913) |
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