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1 RP-01 I.-GENERALIDADES PROGRAMA DE ESTUDIO Curso de Especialización: ESPECIALIZACIÓN EN ADMINISTRACIÓN DE INFRAESTRUCTURA DE SERVIDORES Código CEIC Duración del Curso de Especialización Meses Nº de horas 240 Identificación del Ciclo 8 Horas teóricas 40 Carrera Horas prácticas 240 II. DESCRIPCIÓN DEL CURSO ESPECIALIZADO Este curso se encuentra integrado por módulos para el desarrollo del curso de especialización en la administración de un servidor desde su sistema operativo, implementación y manejo del servicio de directorio, diseño de la red y resolución de problemas, para lo cual se les brindará a los egresados todos los conocimientos necesarios que los preparen para poder certificar sus habilidades en herramientas de administración de Servidor Windows Server 2008 y administración del directorio activo. III. OBJETIVO GENERAL Que el estudiante obtenga los conocimientos necesarios para poder certificarse en el uso de tecnologías de administración del sistema operativo de un servidor, y administrar Active Directory. IV. MÓDULOS DE ESTUDIO MÓDULO No. I: FUNDAMENTALS OF A WINDOWS SERVER 2008 NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE AND APPLICATION PLATFORM Objetivo Este curso introduce a los estudiantes a la infraestructura de red y a los conceptos de aplicaciones y configuraciones de Windows Server Los estudiantes podrán adquirir una comprensión fundamental para lograr temas avanzados disponibles, para la certificación en las áreas de infraestructura de red y aplicaciones. Pág. 1 de 11

2 Contenido 1. Understanding Network Infrastructure 1.1. Network Architecture Standards 1.2. Local Area Networking 1.3. Wide Area Networking 1.4. Wireless Networking 1.5. Connecting to the Internet 1.6. Remote Access 2. Connecting Network Components 2.1. Understanding the OSI Model 2.2. Understanding Adapters, Hubs, and Switches 2.3. Understanding Routing 2.4. Understanding Media Types 3. Implementing TCP/IP 3.1. Overview of TCP/IP 3.2. Understanding IPv4 Addressing 3.3. Configuring IPv Understanding IPv Name Resolution 4. Implementing Storage in Windows Server 4.1. Identifying Storage Technologies 4.2. Managing Disks and Volumes 4.3. Implementing RAID 5. Installing and Configuring Windows Server 5.1. Installing Windows Server 5.2. Managing Services 5.3. Managing Peripherals and Devices 6. Windows Server Roles 6.1. Role-Based Deployment 6.2. Deploying Role-Specific Servers 7. Implementing Active Directory Domain Services 7.1. Introducing AD DS 7.2. Implementing AD DS 7.3. Managing Users, Groups, and Computers 7.4. Implementing Organizational Units 7.5. Implementing Group Policy 8. Implementing IT Security Layers 8.1. Overview of Defense-in-Depth 8.2. Physical Security 8.3. Internet Security 9. Implementing Windows Server Security 9.1. Overview of Windows Security 9.2. Securing Files and Folders 9.3. Implementing Encryption 10. Implementing Network Security Overview of Network Security Implementing Firewall Network Access Protection 11. Implementing Security Software Pág. 2 de 11

3 11.1. Client Protection Features Protection Server Protection 12. Monitoring Server Performance Overview of Server Components Performance Monitoring 13. Maintaining Windows Server Troubleshooting Windows Server Startup Server Availability and Data Recovery Applying Updates to Windows Server Troubleshooting Windows Server 14. Implementing Virtualization Overview of Virtualization Technologies Implementing Hyper-V Role MÓDULO No. II: CONFIGURING AND TROUBLESHOOTING A WINDOWS SERVER 2008 NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE Objetivo Este curso proporciona a los alumnos los conocimientos y habilidades para configurar y solucionar problemas de una infraestructura de red de Windows Server Los alumnos aprenderán a implementar y configurar el acceso de red segura y aplicar las tecnologías de almacenamiento tolerante a fallas. Los estudiantes obtendrán un entendimiento de las tecnologías de red más utilizadas con Windows Server 2008 y redes IP. Los alumnos también aprenderán a proteger servidores y mantener el sistema operativo actualizado. Contenido 1. Installing and Configuring Servers 1.1. Installing Windows Server Managing Server Roles and Features 1.3. Overview of the Server Core Installation Option 2. Configuring and Troubleshooting DNS 2.1. Installing the DNS Server Role 2.2. Configuring the DNS Server Role 2.3. Configuring DNS Zones 2.4. Configuring DNS Zone Transfers 2.5. Managing and Troubleshooting DNS 3. Configuring and Managing WINS 3.1. Overview of the Windows Internet Name Service 3.2. Managing the WINS Server 3.3. Configuring WINS Replication 3.4. Migrating from WINS to DNS 4. Configuring and Troubleshooting DHCP 4.1. Overview of the DHCP Server Role 4.2. Configuring DHCP Scopes and Options 4.3. Managing a DHCP Database 4.4. Monitoring and Troubleshooting DHCP Pág. 3 de 11

4 4.5. Securing DHCP 5. Configuring and Troubleshooting IPv6 TCP/IP 5.1. Overview of IPv Coexistence with IPv IPv6 Tunneling Technologies 5.4. Transitioning from IPv4 to IPv Troubleshooting IPv6 6. Configuring and Troubleshooting Routing and Remote Access 6.1. Configuring Network Access 6.2. Configuring VPN Access 6.3. Overview of Network Policies 6.4. Overview of the Connection Manager Administration Kit 6.5. Troubleshooting Routing and Remote Access 7. Installing, Configuring, and Troubleshooting the Network Policy Server Role Service 7.1. Installing and Configuring a Network Policy Server 7.2. Configuring RADIUS Clients and Servers 7.3. NPS Authentication Methods 8. Monitoring and Troubleshooting a Network Policy Server 8.1. Configuring Network Access Protection 8.2. Overview of Network Access Protection 8.3. How NAP Works 8.4. Configuring NAP 8.5. Monitoring and Troubleshooting NAP 9. Configuring IPsec 9.1. Overview of IPsec 9.2. Configuring Connection Security Rules 9.3. Configuring IPsec NAP Enforcement 10. Monitoring and Troubleshooting IPsec Monitoring IPsec Activity Troubleshooting IPsec 11. Configuring and Managing Distributed File System DFS Overview Configuring DFS Namespaces Configuring DFS Replication 12. Configuring and Managing Storage Technologies Windows Server 2008 Storage Management Overview Managing Storage Using File Server Resource Manager Configuring Quota Management Implementing File Screening Managing Storage Reports 13. Configuring Availability of Network Resources and Content Backing Up Data Configuring Shadow Copies Providing Server and Service Availability 14. Configuring Server Security Compliance Securing a Windows Infrastructure Using Security Templates to Secure Servers Configuring an Audit Policy Overview of Windows Sever Update Services Managing WSUS Pág. 4 de 11

5 MÓDULO No. III : CONFIGURING AND TROUBLESHOOTING WINDOWS SERVER 2008 ACTIVE DIRECTORY DOMAIN SERVICES. Objetivo Este curso proporciona a los estudiantes un profundo conocimiento en la configuración del servicio de Active Directory Domain Services en un ambiente distribuido, implementar políticas de grupo, realizar respaldos y restauraciones, así como también monitorear y resolver problemas relacionados con el directorio. Contenido 1. Introducing Active Directory Domain Services 1.1. Overview of Active Directory, Identity, and Access 1.2. Active Directory Components and Concepts 1.3. Install Active Directory Domain Services 2. Administering Active Directory Securely and Efficiently 2.1. Work with Active Directory Administration Tools 2.2. Custom Consoles and Least Privilege 2.3. Find Objects in Active Directory 2.4. Use Windows PowerShell to Administer Active Directory 3. Managing Users and Service Accounts 3.1. Create and Administer User Accounts 3.2. Configure User Object Attributes 3.3. Automate User Account Creation 3.4. Create and Configure Managed Service Accounts 4. Managing Groups 4.1. Overview of Groups 4.2. Administer Groups 4.3. Best Practices for Group Management 5. Managing Computer Accounts 5.1. Create Computers and Join the Domain 5.2. Administer Computer Objects and Accounts 5.3. Perform an Offline Domain Join 6. Implementing a Group Policy Infrastructure 6.1. Understand Group Policy 6.2. Implement GPOs 6.3. Deeper Look at Settings and GPOs 6.4. Group Policy Preferences 6.5. Manage Group Policy Scope 6.6. Group Policy Processing 6.7. Troubleshoot Policy Application 7. Managing Enterprise Security and Configuration with Group Policy Settings 7.1. Delegate the Support of Computers Pág. 5 de 11

6 7.2. Manage Security Settings 7.3. Manage Software with GPSI 7.4. Auditing 7.5. Software Restriction Policy and AppLocker 8. Securing Administration 8.1. Delegate Administrative Permissions 8.2. Audit Active Directory Administration 9. Improving the Security of Authentication in an AD DS Domain 9.1. Configure Password and Lockout Policies 9.2. Audit Authentication 9.3. Configure Read-Only Domain Controllers 10. Configuring Domain Name System Review of DNS Concepts, Components, and Processes Install and Configure DNS in an AD DS Domain Integration of AD DS, DNS, and Windows Advanced DNS Configuration and Administration 11. Administering AD DS Domain Controllers Domain Controller Installation Options Install a Server Core DC Manage Operations Masters Configure DFS-R Replication of SYSVOL 12. Managing Sites and Active Directory Configure Sites and Subnets Configure the Global Catalog and Application Partitions Configure Replication 13. Directory Service Continuity Monitor Active Directory Manage the Active Directory Database Active Directory Recycle Bin Back Up and Restore AD DS and Domain Controllers 14. Managing Multiple Domains and Forests Configure Domain and Forest Functional Levels Manage Multiple Domains and Trust Relationships Move Objects between Domains and Forests MÓDULO NO. IV: DESIGNING A WINDOWS SERVER 2008 ACTIVE DIRECTORY INFRASTRUCTURE AND SERVICES Objetivo Que los estudiantes aprendan a diseñar una infraestructura de Directorio Activo en Windows Server Cómo diseñar bosques de Active Directory, la infraestructura de dominios, sitios y la replicación, las estructuras administrativas, directivas de grupo, y la clave de las infraestructuras Pág. 6 de 11

7 públicas. Los estudiantes también aprenderán cómo diseñar seguridad, alta disponibilidad, recuperación ante desastres, y las migraciones. Contenido 1. Designing an Active Directory Forest Infrastructure in Windows Server Determining Active Directory Forest Design Requirements 1.2. Designing an Active Directory Forest 1.3. Designing Active Directory Forest Trusts 1.4. Managing the Active Directory Schema 1.5. Understanding Windows Time Service 2. Designing an Active Directory Domain Infrastructure in Windows Server Designing Active Directory Domains 2.2. Designing the Integration of DNS Namespaces 2.3. Designing the Placement of Domain Controllers 2.4. Designing Active Directory Domain Trusts 3. Designing Active Directory Sites and Replication in Windows Server Designing Active Directory Sites 3.2. Designing AD DS Replication 3.3. Designing the Placement of Domain Controllers in AD DS Sites 4. Designing Active Directory Domain Administrative Structures in Windows Server Planning an Active Directory Domain Administrative Structure 4.2. Designing Organizational Unit Structures 4.3. Designing an Active Directory Group Strategy 4.4. Planning for User and Computer Account Management 5. Designing Active Directory Group Policy in Windows Server Gathering Information for Group Policy Deployment 5.2. Designing Group Policy Settings 5.3. Designing Group Policy Processing 5.4. Designing Group Policy Management 6. Designing AD DS Security in Windows Server Designing Active Directory Security Policies 6.2. Designing Active Directory Domain Controller Security 6.3. Designing Administrator Security and Delegation 7. Designing Active Directory High Availability in Windows Server Understanding AD DS High Availability 7.2. Designing an AD DS High Availability Strategy 8. Designing AD DS Disaster Recovery in Windows Server Designing an Active Directory Database Maintenance Strategy 8.2. Designing an Active Directory Backup and Recovery Strategy Pág. 7 de 11

8 8.3. Designing an AD DS Monitoring Strategy 9. Designing Public Key Infrastructure in Windows Server Overview of PKI and Active Directory Certificate Services 9.2. Designing a Certification Authority Hierarchy 9.3. Designing Certificate Template 9.4. Designing Certificate Distribution and Revocation 10. Designing an AD RMS Infrastructure in Windows Server Gathering Information for an Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS) Design Designing AD RMS Clusters and Access Designing AD RMS Backup and Recovery 11. Designing an Active Directory Federation Services Implementation in Windows Server Overview of an Active Directory Federation Services Design Designing a Business-to-Business Federation Designing Active Directory Federation Services Claims and Applications 12. Designing an AD LDS Implementation AD LDS Deployment Scenarios Overview of an AD LDS Implementation Design Designing AD LDS Schema and Replication Integrating AD LDS with AD DS 13. Designing Active Directory Migrations in Windows Server Choosing an Active Directory Migration Strategy Designing a Domain Upgrade Strategy Designing a Domain Restructure Strategy MÓDULO NO. V: DESIGNING A WINDOWS SERVER 2008 NETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE. Objetivo Que los estudiantes obtengan un conocimiento y entendimiento de cómo diseñar una infraestructura de red con Windows Server 2008 y que cumpla con los requisitos comerciales y técnicos para dar servicios de red, basada en estándares Microsoft, así como también las tecnologías a utilizar en el diseño. Pág. 8 de 11

9 Contenido 1. Overview of Network Infrastructure Design 1.1. Preparing for Network Infrastructure Design 1.2. Designing the Network Topology 1.3. Designing Network Infrastructure for Virtualization 1.4. Designing a Change Management Structure for a Network 2. Designing Network Security 2.1. Overview of Network Security Design 2.2. Creating a Network Security Plan 2.3. Identifying Threats to Network Security 2.4. Analyzing Security Risks 2.5. Defense-in-Depth Model Overview 3. Designing IP Addressing 3.1. Designing an IPv4 Addressing Scheme 3.2. Designing an IPv6 Addressing Scheme 3.3. Designing DHCP Implementation 3.4. Designing DHCP Configuration Options 4. Designing Routing and Switching 4.1. Preparing for Designing a Network Routing Topology 4.2. Selecting Network Devices 4.3. Designing Internet Connectivity and Perimeter Networks 4.4. Designing Routing Communications 4.5. Evaluating Network Performance 5. Designing Security for Internal Networks 5.1. Designing Windows Firewall Implementation 5.2. Overview of IPSec 5.3. Designing IPSec Implementation 6. Designing Name Resolution 6.1. Collecting Information for a Name Resolution Design 6.2. Designing a DNS Server Strategy 6.3. Designing a DNS Namespace 6.4. Designing DNS Zone Implementation 6.5. Designing Zone Replication and Delegation 7. Designing Advanced Name Resolution 7.1. Optimizing DNS Queries 7.2. Designing DNS for High Availability 7.3. Designing a WINS Name Resolution Strategy 8. Planning and Deploying the Application Virtualization Management System 8.1. Gathering Data for Designing Network Access Solutions 8.2. Securing and Controlling Network Access 8.3. Designing Remote Access Services 8.4. Designing RADIUS Authentication with Network Policy Services Pág. 9 de 11

10 8.5. Designing Wireless Access 9. Designing Network Access Protection 9.1. Designing the NAP Platform Architecture 9.2. NAP Architecture 9.3. NAP Enforcement 9.4. Designing NAP Policy 9.5. Designing NAP Enforcement and Remediation 10. Designing Operating System Deployment and Maintenance Determining Operating System Deployment Requirements Deploying an Operating System by Using WDS Planning for the Creation and Modification of Images Designing Multicast Transmission of Images 11. Designing File Services and DFS in Windows Server Designing File Services Designing DFS Designing the FSRM Configuration 12. Designing High Availability in Windows Server Overview of High Availability Designing Network Load Balancing for High Availability Designing Failover Clustering for High Availability Designing Geographically Dispersed Failover Clusters 13. Designing Print Services in Windows Server Overview of a Print Services Design Windows Server 2008 Printing Features Designing Print Services V. EVALUACIÓN Los participantes de la especialización se someterán a una prueba objetiva de evaluación por cada módulo que consistirá en un test de batería que evalúe todos los niveles del conocimiento (cognoscitivo, afectivo y psicomotor). VI.- ESTRATEGIAS METODOLÓGICAS Clases prácticas, discusiones, ejemplos y estudio de casos. VII. BIBLIOGRAFÍA 6420 Fundamentals of a Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure and Application Platform Configuring and Troubleshooting a Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure Configuring and Troubleshooting Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Domain Services Designing a Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Infrastructure and Services Designing a Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure. VIII. CERTIFICACION MICROSOFT Pág. 10 de 11

11 Todos los cursos estructurados en este plan de especialización preparan al estudiante para someterse a los exámenes y obtener la certificacion: Microsoft Certified IT Professional Enterprise Administrator. APROBADO POR: Firma y Sello de Director de Egresados y Graduados Fecha: 17/08/2011 Pág. 11 de 11