Detailed
Topic Outline
I. Module 1 - Windows NT and UNIX
Interoperation
A. Operating System Characteristics
1.
UNIX
2.
Windows NT
3.
Dual Boot
B.
Emulation
1.
UNIX emulated on Windows NT
2.
Windows emulated on UNIX
C.
Types of “Portability”
D.
Client/Server Scenarios
1.
UNIX Client
2.
Windows NT Client
3.
Dual Client Environments
4.
Dual Server Environments
5.
Gateway Servers
6.
Mixed Environments
A. IP Addresses
1. Structure
2.
IP Router Flowchart
B. Data Link Frame Types
1. Directed
2. Broadcast
C. ARP protocol
D. Basic IP Configuration Values
E. Problem Scenarios
1. Duplicate IP
Addresses
2. Bad Subnet Mask
3. Bad Other Node IP
Addresses
F. Diagnostic Tools
1. Windows NT Utilities
2. Network
Monitor
G. Dynamic Host Configuration
1. Windows NT as DHCP
Client
2. DHCP Server Scope
3. DHCP Server Options
4. DHCP Network Traffic
5. Relay Agents
a. BOOTP
b. DHCP
6. DHCP in the
Enterprise
A. Sockets Programming Interface
B. Hierarchical Name Space
C. DNS Server Types
1.
Primary
2.
Secondary
3.
Caching-Only
D. Configuring DNS
1.
Configuration Files
2.
DNS Records
3.
Windows NT DNS Configuration
a.
Client
b.
Server
1.)
Installing DNS Server
2.)
Creating Zones
3.)
Creating Records
E. Troubleshooting DNS
A. System Management Structures
1. UNIX
2. Windows NT
B. Telnet Sessions
1. Controlling UNIX from
Windows NT
2. Controlling Windows
NT from UNIX
C. X Windows Sessions
D. Native User Account Utilities
1. UNIX
2. Windows NT
a. Groups
b. User
Rights
E. Copying Accounts
1. Password
Considerations
2. Adding UNIX Users to
Windows NT
3. Adding Windows NT
Users to UNIX
A. Remote Printing Protocols
B. Generic Printing Structures
C. lpd Protocol
1.
UNIX Configuration Files
2.
Windows NT Implementation
a.
Creating a Local Printer
b.
Creating a Network-Connected Printer
D. Troubleshooting Printers
E. Remote Printing Strategies
1.
UNIX Printing to Windows NT
2. Windows NT Printing to
UNIX
3. Windows NT Forwarding
Jobs to UNIX
A. FTP Protocol
1.
Windows NT FTP Client
2.
Windows NT FTP Server (IIS)
a.
Logon Control
b.
File Access Control
B. Native File Systems
1. UNIX
2. Windows NT
a.
NTFS Permissions
C. NFS
1. Protocol
Basics
2. 3rd Party NFS for
Windows NT
A. Components of a Message
B. UNIX Mail Structures Overview
C. SMTP
1. Concepts
2. Structures
3. Typical Network
Traffic
D. Windows NT and SMTP
1. Email Client
Utilities
2. Exchange Server
Overview
a.
Components
b. Managing
Sites
c. Internet
Mail Connector
d.
Multi-Protocol Addresses
e.
Troubleshooting
E. Email Strategies
VIII. Module 8 - NetBIOS Names and WINS
A. NetBIOS Programming Interface
B. NetBIOS Names
1. 16th
Character
2. Unique vs. Group
3. nbtstat Command
4. Name Registration
5. Name Resolution
C. NBT Name Resolution Layer
D. Windows NT as a WINS Client
1. DHCP configuration
2.
Manual Configuration
E. Windows NT as a WINS Server
1.
Installation
2. Push/Pull Partners
3. WINS Proxy
a. Functions
b. Creation
4. WINS and Windows NT
DNS Server
F. NetBIOS and WINS Strategies
A. Server Message Block Protocol
1. Features
2. Session Setup
B. Windows NT Shares
1. Creating
2. Default Hidden Shares
3. Monitoring Share
Usage
4. Using Shares
5. Client Access
Licenses
a. Using
b. Managing
C. Browsing
1. Costs
2.
Controlling
D. SAMBA
1. Concepts
and Features
2. Downloading and
Configuring
3.
Enterprise Strategies
A. Generic Backup Considerations
1. Storage Distribution
2. Timing of Backup
B. UNIX Backup
Utilities
1.
tar
2.
cpio
3.
dump/restore
4.
at
C.
Ntbackup.exe
D. Operating
System Files
E. Backup
Strategies
1.
Bundled Cross-OS Backups
2. Third Party Backup
Products.
A. Internet Clients
B. Windows NT Internet Information
Server
1. World Wide Web
Service
2. FTP Service
3. Access Control
C. Windows NT Remote Access Service
1. Authentication
2. Protocol
Configuration
3. Administration
D. Web-Based Administration
A. The Future
of Windows NT
B. The Future
of UNIX
C. Planning
Your Overall Strategy
1.
The UNIX Way
2.
The Windows NT Way
3.
Design Guidelines