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IS 375/= 575 LAN Development and Management, Section 001

Fall 2006, Schneider Hall 203,= MW 5:30pm - 6:45pm

 

Instructor:      Dr. Ruidong Zhang

Office:            SSS = 417    

Tel:             =     836-3893

Email:             =             z= hangr@uwec.edu

 

Office Hours:        &= nbsp;   MWF     9:30 – 11:00am 

M         =   2:00 –   3:30pm

 

Prerequisites:        &= nbsp;   IS 345/545, and admission to College of Business.

 

Textbook

·         Rental: Dan DiNicolo , MCSE Guide to Managing MS Windows Server 2003 Environment, by Course Technology, 2004.  This will b= e our major reference book.

·         Optional:<= span style=3D'font-size:11.0pt;font-family:"Book Antiqua"'> Don Johns, Managing Windows with VBScript & WMI, by Addison-Wesley, 2004. This is not a required textbook. You may purchase a copy for yourself from = the Internet or a bookstore. This book will be referenced when discussing Windo= ws scripting.·         Other reading material will be assigned as need= ed.

 

Course Description

This class is about enterprise network administration. We will focus on enterprise network administration under a Windows 2003 server= environment. Microsoft Windows server operating systems have been adopted by many organizations as a platform to support a variety of enterprise applications= . We will study the active directory, domain and domain trust concepts, domain creation, domain and group security policies, user and group account management, file sharing and permissions, distributed file systems, and terminal service and web server setup. <= /o:p>

 

Course Objectives

·         To develop an understanding of enterprise networks

·         To learn about network administration under a Microsoft Windows server environ= ment

·         To understand the concept of Windows domain, and domain authentication and security policy configurations

·         To prepare students for potential future MCSE exams.

 

About Labs SSS203/205 – Cargill Telecommunication Lab=

The SSS203 lab is currently equipped wi= th 33 IBM stations, managed by CNS. All workstations in 203 have Windows XP Professional and Windows 2003 Server installed.  The SSS205 lab has a self-contained network, which is created exclusively for BTEL 375. This network currently h= as 15 IBM workstations/servers, 4 IBM Netfinity Server, 3 Cisco 2621 Routers, 3 P= IX Firewalls and 4 Cisco Catalyst 3524 switches. To gain access to the stations and share folders created for BTEL375, you will be given passwords. It is n= ot expected that you share these passwords and other lab resources with any no= n-class members. It is unethical to perform any tasks in this lab that may cause damages or security problems to the lab computers, equipment or other campus networks. To gain access to your stations in SS205 from off campus, = you need to enable VPN on your home computer.

 

Assignment and Grading Policy    

You will be required to complete a number of individual assignments. Group effo= rt will also be required. Some homework assignments are for groups. Each of you wil= l be assigned to a group. Each assignment will be given a due date. You should hand in your assignme= nts at the beginning of class on the d= ue date, not to be considered late. <= /b>Late assignment will be accepted but subjected to a penalty of 20% of the possib= le points every calendar day. You = are advised to save all of your graded assignments till the end of the semester= in case you suspect a recording error has been made.

 

Capstone group projec= t: A capstone group pro= ject will be given usually after the mid-term exam. To evaluate your project, yo= u will need to demonstrate to the instructor all of your server configurations from both your domain controller and the testing client stations.

 

Exams:= There will be two ex= ams in this class. The final exam will be partially cumulative. =

 

You are expected to prepare each class by reading assigned textbook chapters or completing exercises, attend each class and actively participate in class discussions.

 

No incomplete grade will be given in this course. The total number of points available is weighted as follows:

 

 &nb= sp;                  &= nbsp;   Individual/Group Assignments            20%

Capstone Group Project        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;           20%

  &nb= sp;         Mid-term Exam      &nb= sp;           &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;            &= nbsp;  27%

        &= nbsp;           &nbs= p;   Final Exam       &n= bsp;            = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;        28% (partially cumulati= ve)        

        =             &nb= sp;   Class Attendance/participation =             &nb= sp;    5%=

 

At= tendance Policy

University policy requires that attendance be taken= every class. Your attendance in class will have an effect on your grade. If you can’t attend a class, it’s your responsibility to contact the instructor and give a reasonable explanation. Absences on the dates of exam= s or homework due dates should be discussed in advance with me. Students missing= an exam or homework due to absence will receive no score unless a prior notice= is received and a satisfactory explanation (e.g., family emergency, hospitaliz= ed) is provided.  It is also the student’s responsibility to seek out and ga= ther information concerning the missed class.

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Ethical Conduct

To pass this course, students are expected to behave in accordance with defined norms of professional ethics. In part, th= ese include submitting assignments and arriving in class on time; doing your own work on assignments, reports, and tests; attending and participating in all class sessions; dressing appropriately; behaving collegially; and obeying t= he law. For more detail, see the MIS Fac= ulty and Student Ethical Standard at www.uwec.edu/hiltont= s/mis/AcademicHonestyPolicy.doc.

BTEL 575 Requirements

BTEL375 is also offered to graduate students as BTEL 575.  Graduate students will be expected= to perform extra work conforming to their higher standing.  This will be discussed and determi= ned between 575 students and the instructor.

 

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE/MA= JOR TASKS/READING TOPICS

Conceptual

Hands-on

Reading

Unit 1: Our Lab Networking Environment

·         Networking devices

·         Servers

·         Domain (

·         Access our network/VPN

·   = Lab 205 Walk-through

·   = Document/diagram our lab network

 

 

 

Unit 2: Fundamentals of Windows 2003 Networkin= g

·         NOS Concept

·         Windows 2k3 server versions

·         Server Hardware

·     &nbs= p;   Active directory concepts<= /i>

·     &nbs= p;   SDOU: site, domain, OU<= /i>

 

·     &nbs= p;   Identify proper server hardware

·     &nbs= p;   Identify application areas of different versions of Windo= ws OS

·     &nbs= p;   Use ipconfig.exe to analyze a station’s LAN configu= rations, domain, protocols used

·     &nbs= p;   Assign IP and other network configurations to a server

·     &nbs= p;   Learn to use mstsc.exe & MMC.exe

·     &nbs= p;   Understand domain, OU, trust

·     &nbs= p;   Analyze and design create a domain architecture

DiNicolo:

Chapters 1 & 2

 

Unit 3: Managing User accounts and group accou= nts

·         User accounts, properties

·     &nbs= p;   User authentication<= /i>

·     &nbs= p;   Group scopes and group accounts, Types of groups

·     &nbs= p;   Built-in groups<= /i>

·         Domain controller

·         Domain & OU creating

·   = Creating and managi= ng user accounts

·   = Creating/managing g= roup accounts

·   = Create a domain

·   = Create an OU Create security groups

·   = Create basic default domain policies

·   = Creating a roaming profile

·   = Creating a mandatory profile

 

 

DiNicolo:

Chapters 3 & 4

 

Unit 4: Managing file access, data storage, and DFS

·         File systems

·         Folder share permissions

·         NTFS permissions

·         Disk management

·         Windows scripting concepts

·   =  Configure ACL & associate sec= urity groups to network resources

·   =  UNC and drive mapping =

·   =  Set up disk quota

·   = Create share folder= s

 

DiNicolo:

Chapters 5 & 6 & 7

 

 

Mid-term Exam: 10/23 (date subject to change)<= /i>

Unit 5: Groups Policy & Client Desk= top management

·         Group policy object

·     &nbs= p;   Apply a GPO to SDOU

·     &nbs= p;   client desktop management

·         Roaming profiles

·      Creating a GPO for a SDOU

·      Manage client deskt= op setting with GPO

·      Deploy software usi= ng group policy

DiNicolo:

Chapters 9

 

 

 

Unit 6: Advanced Windows 2003 Network Administration

·         Terminal service

·         DNS/DHCP

·         Administrative Auth= ority delegation

·         Software update

·         Server performance<= span style=3D'mso-bidi-font-style:italic'>

·      Learn how to configure a terminal service server and client<= /p>

·      Configure a DNS<= o:p>

·      Configure a DHCP=

·      Software update

·      Administrative delegation<= /o:p>

·      Monitoring Server performance

 

DiNicolo:

Chapters 10 & 11 =

 

Unit 7: Configure a Window 2003 Web Server<= o:p>

·         Configure IIS

·         Web sites virtual servers

·         Virtual Directory

·         Set up an IIS server

·         Configure a web site=

·         Create a virtual directory

·         Create a FTP site

 

DiNicolo:

Chapters 13

 

Unit 8: Windows 2003 Backups, Disaster Recover= y, maintenance & troubleshooting, & security issues

·         Server backup

·         System restore

·     &nbs= p;   Windows registry

·     &nbs= p;   Basic troubleshooting skills<= /p>

·     &nbs= p;   Network admin scripts

·     &nbs= p;   Learn how to perform a scheduled server back up, and data restore

·     &nbs= p;   Analyzing security logs

·     &nbs= p;   Security configurations

 

DiNicolo:

Chapters 12 & 14 =

 

 

Final Exam: To be announced

 

Important Dates

September 11

Last day to register for or add a full-semester course without instructor’s approval

September 18

Last day to drop full-semester fall courses with no record<= span style=3D'font-family:"Book Antiqua";mso-fareast-language:ZH-CN'>

November 13

Last day to withdraw from individual full-semester classes with “W”s

November 22

Thanksgiving recess begins at 5 p.m.

November 27

Classes resume

December 18 - 22

Final Examinations

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