Exam 70-067
Implementing and Supporting Microsoft^® Windows NT™ Server 4.0

This certification exam measures your ability to implement, administer, and troubleshoot information systems that incorporate Windows NT Server version 4.0 in a simple computing environment. A simple computing environment is typically a homogeneous LAN. It might include one or more servers, a single domain, and a single location; and it might have file-sharing and print-sharing capabilities. Before taking the exam, you should be proficient in the following job skills.

Planning

• Plan the disk drive configuration for various requirements. Requirements include:
  • Choosing a file system
  • Choosing a fault-tolerance method
• Choose a protocol for various situations. Protocols include:
  • TCP/IP
  • NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport
  • NetBEUI

Installation and Configuration

• Install Windows NT Server on Intel-based platforms.
• Install Windows NT Server to perform various server roles. Server roles include:
  • Primary domain controller
  • Backup domain controller
  • Member server
• Install Windows NT Server by using various methods. Installation methods include:
  • CD-ROM
  • Over-the-network
  • Network Client Administrator
  • Express versus custom
• Configure protocols and protocol bindings. Protocols include:
  • TCP/IP
  • NWLink IPX/SPX Compatible Transport
  • NetBEUI
• Configure network adapters. Considerations include:
  • Changing IRQ, IObase, and memory addresses
  • Configuring multiple adapters
• Configure Windows NT Server core services. Services include:
  • Directory Replicator
  • License Manager
  • Other services
• Configure peripherals and devices. Peripherals and devices include:
  • Communication devices
  • SCSI devices
  • Tape device drivers
  • UPS devices and UPS service
  • Mouse drivers, display drivers, and keyboard drivers
• Configure hard disks to meet various requirements. Requirements include:
  • Allocating disk space capacity
  • Providing redundancy
  • Improving performance
  • Providing security
  • Formatting
• Configure printers. Tasks include:
  • Adding and configuring a printer
  • Implementing a printer pool
  • Setting print priorities
• Configure a Windows NT Server computer for various types of client computers. Client computer types include:
  • Windows NT Workstation
  • Microsoft Windows^® 95
  • Microsoft MS-DOS^®-based

Managing Resources

• Manage user and group accounts. Considerations include:
  • Managing Windows NT groups
  • Managing Windows NT user rights
  • Managing Windows NT groups
  • Administering account policies
  • Auditing changes to the user account database
• Create and manage policies and profiles for various situations. Policies and profiles include:
  • Local user profiles
  • Roaming user profiles
  • System policies
• Administer remote servers from various types of client computers. Client computer types include:
  • Windows 95
  • Windows NT Workstation
• Manage disk resources. Tasks include:
  • Copying and moving files between file systems
  • Creating and sharing resources
  • Implementing permissions and security
  • Establishing file auditing

Connectivity

• Configure Windows NT Server for interoperability with NetWare servers by using various tools. Tools include:
  • Gateway Service for NetWare
  • Migration Tool for NetWare
• Install and configure Remote Access Service (RAS). Configuration options include:
  • Configuring RAS communications
  • Configuring RAS protocols
  • Configuring RAS security
  • Configuring Dial-Up Networking clients

Monitoring and Optimization

• Monitor performance of various functions by using Performance Monitor. Functions include:
  • Processor
  • Memory
  • Disk
  • Network
• Identify performance bottlenecks.

Troubleshooting

• Choose the appropriate course of action to take to resolve installation failures.
• Choose the appropriate course of action to take to resolve boot failures.
• Choose the appropriate course of action to take to resolve configuration errors.
• Choose the appropriate course of action to take to resolve printer problems.
• Choose the appropriate course of action to take to resolve RAS problems.
• Choose the appropriate course of action to take to resolve connectivity problems.
• Choose the appropriate course of action to take to resolve resource access problems and permission problems.
• Choose the appropriate course of action to take to resolve fault-tolerance failures. Fault-tolerance methods include:
  • Tape backup
  • Mirroring
  • Stripe set with parity
  • Disk duplexing