MCITP
MICROSOFT
CERTIFICATIONS FOR IT PROFESSIONALS
MCITP : Server
Administrator
MCITP- (Enterprise
Windows 2008 Enterprise
Edition is considered as Microsoft's most reliable, scalable and
high-performing server operating system. It has been designed to simplify the
process of Migration from the previous versions of windows; managing mission
critical data with enhanced security technology and provides maximum server uptime
for sophisticated business needs.
MCITP: Enterprise
MCITP : Enterprise
MCITP Syllabus
Exam Fees - 80$
per paper
1. 70-620 -Windows Vista ,
Configuring:
Installing and Upgrading Windows Vista
-Identify hardware requirements
-Perform a clean installation
-Upgrade to Windows Vista from previous versions
-Upgrade from one edition of Windows Vista to another
edition
-Troubleshoot Windows Vista installation issues
-Install and Configure Windows Vista drivers
Configuring and troubleshooting Post-installation system settings
-Troubleshoot post-installation configuration issues
-Configure and troubleshoot Windows Aero
-Configure and troubleshoot parental control
-Configure Microsoft Internet Explorer
-Configuring Windows Security features
-Configure and troubleshoot User
account Control
-Configure Windows Defender
-Configure Dynamic Security for Microsoft Internet Explorer
7
-Configure Security settings in Windows Firewall
Configuring Network Connectivity
-Configuring networking by using the Network and Sharing Center
-Troubleshoot connectivity issues
-Configure remote access
-Configuring applications included with Windows Vista
-Configure and troubleshoot media
applications
-Configure Windows mail
-Configure Windows Meeting space
-Configure Windows Calendar
-Configure Windows Fax and Scan
-Configure Windows Sidebar
Maintaining and optimizing systems that run Windows Vista
-Troubleshoot performance issues
-Troubleshoot reliability issues by using built-in
diagnostic tools
-Configure Windows update
-Configure data protection
-Configuring and troubleshooting mobile computing
-Configure mobile display settings
-Configure mobile devices
-Configure Tablet PC software
-Configure power options
2. 70 – 640 -Windows Server 2008 Active Directory,
Configuring:
Configuring DNS for Active Directory
-Configuring zones
-Configuring DNS
server settings
-Configuring zone
transfer and Replication
-Configuring the AD
infrastructure
-Configuring a
forest or a domain
-Configuring trusts
-Configuring sites
-Configuring AD
replication
-Configuring the global catalog
-Configuring
operation masters
-Configuring
additional AD server roles
-Configuring AD
Lightweight Directory Services (AD LDS)
-Configuring AD
Rights Management Service (AD RMS)
-Configuring
read-only domain controller (RODC)
-Configuring AD
Federation Services (AD FS)
Configuring and maintaining AD objects
-Automate creation
of AD accounts
-Maintain AD
accounts
-Create and apply Group Policy objects (GPOs)
-Configure GPO templates
-Configure software deployment GPOs
-Configure account polices
-Configure audit policy by using GPOs
Maintaining the AD environment
-Configuring backup
and recovery
-Perform offline
maintenance
-Monitor AD
Configuring AD Certificate
Services
-Install AD Certificate Services
-Configure CA server settings
-Manage certificate templates
-Manage Enrollments
-Manage Certificate revocations
3. 70-642 -Windows
Server 2008 Network Infrastructure, Configuring:
Configuring IP Addressing and Services
-Configuring IPv4 and IPv6 addressing
-Configuring Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)
-Configuring routing
-Configuring IPsec
Configuring Name Resolution
-Configuring DNS Server
-Configuring DNS zones
-Configuring DNS records
-Configuring DNS replication
-Configuring name resolution for client computers
Configuring Network Access
-Configure remote access
-Configure Network Access Protection (NAP)
-Configure network authentication
-Configure wireless access
-Configure firewall settings
Configuring File and Print Services
-Configure a file server
-Configure Distributed File System (DFS)
-Configure shadow copy services
-Configure backup and restore
-Manage Disk Quotas
-Configure and monitor print services
Monitoring and Managing a Network Infrastructure
-Configure Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) server
settings
-Capture performance data
-Monitor event logs
-Gather network data
4. 70-643 -Windows
Server 2008 Application Infrastructure, Configuring:
Deploy Servers
-Deploy images by using Windows Deployment Services
-Configure Microsoft Windows Activation
-Configure high availability
-Configure storage
Configuring Terminal
Services
-Configure Windows Server 2008 Terminal Services RemoteApp
(TS RemoteApp)
-Configure Terminal Services Gateway
-Configure Terminal Services load balancing
-Configure and monitor Terminal Services resources
-Configure Terminal Services Licensing
-Configure Terminal Services client connections
-Configure Terminal Services server options
Configuring a Web
Services Infrastructure
-Configure Web applications
-Manage Web sites
-Configure a File Transfer Protocol (FTP) server
-Configure Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP).
-Manager Internet Information Services (IIS)
-Configure SSL security
-Configure Web site authentication and permissions
Configuring Network
Application Services
-Configure Windows Media Server
-Configure Digital Rights Management (DRM)
-Configure Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services server
options
-Configure Windows SharePoint Services e-mail integration.
5. 70-647 -Windows
Server 2008, Enterprise
Planning Network and Application Services
-Plan for name resolution and IP addressing
-Design for network access
-Plan for Terminal Services
Design Core Identity
and Access Management Components
-Design AD forests and domains
-Design the AD physical topology
-Design the AD administrative model
-Design the enterprise-level group policy strategy
Designing Support
Identity and Access Management Components
-Plan for domain or forest migration, upgrade and
restructuring
-Design the branch office deployment
-Design and implement public key infrastructure
-Plan for interoperability
Design for Business
Continuity and Data Availability
-Plan for business continuity
-Design for software updates and compliance management
-Design the operating system virtualization strategy
-Design for data management and data access
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70-648 (covers 70-640
and 70-642)
Upgrading your MCSA
on Windows Server 2003 to Windows Server 2008, TS
Configuring Network
Access
-Configure remote access
-Configure Network Access Protection (NAP) components
-Configure network authentication
-Configure data transmission protocols
-Configure wireless access
-Configure certificate services
-Configure DHCP
-Configure IPv4 and IPv6
-Configure routing
Configuring the
Domain Name System (DNS)
-Configure DNS
-Configure zone resolution
-Configure DNS client settings
-Configure DHCP and WINS for DNS
Deploying Servers
-Configure Windows Deployment Services (WDS)
-Capture WDS images
-Deploy WDS images
-Configure Windows Activation
-Create virtual computers
-Configure virtual server settings
-Install Windows Server Enterprise
-Install Server core
Configuring Server
roles
-Implement server roles by using server manager
-Configure AD LDS
-Configure AD RMS
-Configure the AD server role
-Configure the read-only domain controller (RODC)
-Configure AD certificates services and PKI
-Configure AD Federation Services (AD FS)
Maintaining the
Active Directory Environment
-Configure backup and recovery
-Perform offline maintenance
-Configure custom application directory partitions
-Configure AD DS auditing
-Configure audit policy by using Group Policy objects (GPOs)
-Monitor Active Directory
Configuring the
Active Directory Infrastructure
-Configure communication security for AD
-Configure authentication
What is the MCITP Certification? How can I get
MCITP Certified?
Are you interested in knowing what Microsoft's
MCITP Certification is? You may also be interested in getting information on
how to get MCITP certified? We have provided answers to these questions below
and also information on some of the best training resources for preparing for
the MCITP certification exams.
What is the MCITP Certification?
The Microsoft Certified IT Professional
(MCITP) certification is one of Microsoft's new generation of credentials that
provide IT professionals with a simpler and more targeted framework to display
their technical and professional skills.
The MCITP: Server Administrator certification
for Windows Server 2008 demonstrates that an individual is capable of managing
day-to-day server operations as well as providing Windows Server 2008
administration. This certification qualifies individuals for jobs such as
Network Administrator, Monitoring Operator, Server Systems Administrator, and
Windows Server Administrator.
The Microsoft Certified System Administrator
(MCSA) and Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) credentials continue to
provide IT professionals who use Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 with industry
recognition and validation of their IT skills and experience.
Candidate Experience:
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Handling day-to-day management of the server operating system,
file structure, and directory services.
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Handling software distribution and updates.
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Monitoring servers
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Providing tier-2 troubleshooting support.
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Supporting engineering and change-management projects.
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Creating builds and configuring the server.
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Implementing the auditing policy.
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Performing scheduled vulnerability-assessment scans.
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Monitoring logs for firewalls and intrusion-detection systems.
How do I become MCITP certified?
Candidates pursuing the MCITP Certification
for Windows Server 2008 can choose between 2 certification tracks; the MCIPT:
Server Administrator and the MCITP: Enterprise Administrator, with the
Enterprise Administrator certification being the more advanced between the two.
See below for a breakdown of the requirements for each certification track.
1. MCITP: Server Administrator Certification:
To earn the MCITP: Server Administrator
certification, you must pass three exams: two Microsoft Certified Technology
Specialist (MCTS) exams and one Professional Series exam.
Required Exams
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Exam 70-640 / 83-640 (earns MCTS: Windows Server 2008 Active
Directory Configuration)
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Exam 70-642 (earns MCTS: Windows Server 2008 Network
Infrastructure Configuration)
Professional Series Exam
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Exam 70-646: Pro: Windows Server 2008, Server Administrator
2. MCITP: Enterprise
To earn the MCITP: Enterprise Administrator
certification, you must pass five exams: four Microsoft Certified Technology
Specialist (MCTS) exams and one Professional Series exam.
Required Exams
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Exam 70-620 (earns MCTS: Configuring Microsoft Windows Vista)
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Exam 70-640 / 83-640 (earns MCTS: Configuring Windows Server 2008
Active Directory)
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Exam 70-642 (earns MCTS: Configuring Windows Server 2008 Network
Infrastructure)
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Exam 70-643 (earns MCTS: Configuring Windows Server 2008
Applications Infrastructure)
Professional Series Exam
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Exam 70-647: Pro: Windows Server 2008, Enterprise
New Generation Certification Lifecycle Policy
MCTS Certifications
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Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) certifications
are retired when Microsoft discontinues mainstream support for the related
technology
MCITP and MCPD Certifications
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Professional-series certifications (MCITP and MCPD) require an
update every three years from the date that you earned the certification, or
your certification will lapse.
MCITP Training on Multimedia Courseware
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MCITP Certification Training
This MCITP Certification Suite provides complete training for the Microsoft MCITP exams required to earn both the Server Administrator and the Enterprise Administrator certifications.
This MCITP Certification Suite provides complete training for the Microsoft MCITP exams required to earn both the Server Administrator and the Enterprise Administrator certifications.
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Free Online Demos for the MCITP Certification Training.
