Learn everything about Microsoft's brand new MCITP: Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator exam with the helpful information in M CITP: Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator Study Guide (Exam 70-647, with CD) . Find complete exam coverage, including exam objectives, real-world scenarios, hands-on exercises, and challenging review questions to assist you in developing your knowledge. This book offers clear and comprehensive exam coverage so that you can be one step closer to earning your title as a Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional and feel confident and prepared when you take the test. Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.
Table of Contents
Introduction. Assessment Test. Chapter 1 Designing a Complex Windows Server 2008 Infrastructure. Chapter 2 Planning Naming Conventions, Networking, and Access Principles. Chapter 3 Planning for Forestwide and Domainwide Upgrades with Server 2008. Chapter 4 Planning for Terminal Services and Application Virtualization. Chapter 5 Designing an Effective Administration Model. Chapter 6 Planning and Designing Group Policy. Chapter 7 Administering Security in an Enterprise-Level Infrastructure. Chapter 8 Planning for Business Continuity and Backup. Chapter 9 Designing a Windows Update Strategy for the Enterprise. Chapter 10 Using Virtualization to Increase Productivity and Facilitate Consolidation. Glossary. Appendix A About the Companion CD. Index.
Author Biography
Steven Johnson is the managing editor for PrepLogic, a leading IT training and preparation company, and he has been involved with IT since the days when "a computer" was a big deal. In addition to being MCITP certified, Steven has the A+, Network+, i-Net+, and Wireless# certifications. (If you were to ask him, he'd say there are a lot of other certifications he should probably just take the test for.) Steve got his start in IT as a salesperson for RadioShack with little knowledge or formal training in electronics or IT. From that point on, he studied more and more until he became a guru. When he's not studying IT or computers, Steve spends most of his time either writing or flying airplanes-the two best things in life. Steve is a graduate of Texas Tech University.
