Mcitp Papers

Papers:
MCITP: Server Admin:
70-640 – ADS
70-642 – Network Infra
70-646 – Professional Server Admin
MCITP: Enterprise
70-640 – ADS
70-642 – Network Infra
70- 643 – Infra II
70-680 – Win 7 Client
70-647 – Professional Enterprise

70-640 – ADS
1.       Domain Creation
2.       Forest Creation
3.       Tree Creation
4.       User Profiles
5.       Group Creation
6.       Group Policy
7.       Organizational Units
Types of networks:
a.       LAN – Local Area Network
b.      WAN – Wide Area Network
c.       MAN – Metropolitan Area Network
Operation System – Microsoft 2008 Server R2
Hyper –V  (Virtualization Technology of Microsoft)
Substitute:  VMware
4 Editions:
1.       Standard Edition (Print Server, DHCP Server)
2.       Enterprise Edition (Large Network)
3.       Data Center (Data Storage)
4.       Web Server (Website Hosting)

Work Group Concept:
In computer networking, a workgroup is a collection of computers on a local area network (LAN) that share common resources and responsibilities. Workgroups provide easy sharing of files, printers and other network resources. Being a peer-to-peer (P2P) network design, each workgroup computer may both share and access resources if configured to do so.





















Points:
a.       To share files (files transfer)
b.      To share printer across your network.
c.       Peer to Peer network structure.

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