Exam 70-447: UPGRADE: MCDBA Skills to MCITP Database Administrator by Using Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Curriculum Outline
Designing a Database Server Infrastructure for SQL Server 2005
Overview/Description
To specify the appropriate requirements for implementing SQL Server 2005, identify suitable instance and physical storage strategies, and determine the appropriate way to design a database consolidation plan, given a SQL Server scenario
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Candidates for the MCITP: Database Administrator certification should have taken and passed exam 70-431 to be certified as an MCTS: SQL Server 2005
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Designing Security for a Database Server Infrastructure for SQL Server 2005
Overview/Description
To identify business security requirements, select the appropriate authentication method, and specify a security design for different levels of the SQL Server environment
Professionals pursuing a career as a Database Administrator
Candidates for the MCITP: Database Administrator certification should have taken and passed exam 70-431 to be certified as an MCTS: SQL Server 2005
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Designing the Physical Database for SQL Server 2005
Overview/Description
To identify physical database requirements, select the appropriate strategy for designing database objects, and determine suitable database naming standards and change control procedures
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Candidates for the MCITP: Database Administrator certification should have taken and passed exam 70-431 to be certified as an MCTS: SQL Server 2005
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Designing a Database Server High Availability Solution for SQL Server 2005
Overview/Description
To select the appropriate database storage design for a high availability scenario and identify a suitable replication solution
Professionals pursuing a career as a Database Administrator
Candidates for the MCITP: Database Administrator certification should have taken and passed exam 70-431 to be certified as an MCTS: SQL Server 2005
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Designing a Database Failover Solution for SQL Server 2005
Overview/Description
To identify the appropriate cluster configuration solution, database mirroring solution, and log shipping solution for a database
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Candidates for the MCITP: Database Administrator certification should have taken and passed exam 70-431 to be certified as an MCTS: SQL Server 2005
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Designing a Database Server Data Recovery Solution for SQL Server 2005
Overview/Description
To select the appropriate data backup and recovery solution for a SQL Server 2005 database
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Candidates for the MCITP: Database Administrator certification should have taken and passed exam 70-431 to be certified as an MCTS: SQL Server 2005
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Optimizing SQL Server 2005 Performance
Overview/Description
To identify ways of optimizing the performance of SQL Server 2005
Professionals pursuing a career as a Database Administrator
Candidates for the MCITP: Database Administrator certification should have taken and passed exam 70-431 to be certified as an MCTS: SQL Server 2005.
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Optimizing a Database Data Recovery Plan for SQL Server 2005
Overview/Description
To identify potential causes of database failure, and select the appropriate fault tolerance and restore strategies for a scenario
Professionals pursuing a career as a Database Administrator
Candidates for the MCITP: Database Administrator certification should have taken and passed exam 70-431 to be certified as an MCTS: SQL Server 2005.
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Monitoring and Maintaining a Database in SQL Server 2005
Overview/Description
To monitor a database, automate database maintenance tasks, and configure reporting services for SQL Server 2005
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Candidates for the MCITP: Database Administrator certification should have taken and passed exam 70-431 to be certified as an MCTS: SQL Server 2005.
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Managing Data Between Servers and Databases
Overview/Description
To recognize how to manage change, configure and work with linked servers, and manage and tune replication in SQL Server 2005
Professionals pursuing a career as a Database Administrator
Candidates for the MCITP: Database Administrator certification should have taken and passed exam 70-431 to be certified as an MCTS: SQL Server 2005.
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Managing and Maintaining Database Security in SQL Server 2005
Overview/Description
To identify strategies for auditing database security at the server and user levels, and determine the appropriate way to protect against and respond to different types of attack on SQL Server
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Candidates for the MCITP: Database Administrator certification should have taken and passed exam 70-431 to be certified as an MCTS: SQL Server 2005.
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Managing Database Data in a SQL Server 2005 Environment
Overview/Description
To recognize how to create and deploy SSIS packages, and enforce data quality and data integrity in a SQL Server 2005 database
Professionals pursuing a career as a Database Administrator
Candidates for the MCITP: Database Administrator certification should have taken and passed exam 70-431 to be certified as an MCTS: SQL Server 2005.
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Exam 70-621: PRO: Upgrading your MCDST Certification to MCITP Enterprise Support Curriculum Outline
Installing Windows Vista
Overview/Description
There are a number of versions of the Windows Vista operating system, each designed for a particular situation. Because the cost of upgrading operating systems can be steep, choosing the right version of an operating system is important. The chosen operating system version must support current needs as well as take into account possible future requirements. Hardware requirements must also be taken into account before an upgrade occurs. Will the current hardware profiles suffice or will an expensive upgrade be required in order to support the chosen operating system? This course is designed to describe the basic hardware requirements of Windows Vista as well as the different versions of the operating system and their different capabilities. How to choose between an upgrade or a fresh install as well as choosing an automated or attended installation is also covered in this course.
Target Audience
The audience for this path are personnel who provide Tier 1 or Tier 2 desktop and help desk support for Windows Vista, and other technical professionals who wish to certify on Windows Vista.
Prerequisites
Candidates for the exam should have 1 year experience in the IT field and have experience with or a need to resolve issue concerning network connectivity, desktop OS’s, security and client applications.
Expected Duration (hours)
2.0
Lesson Objectives
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Configure Windows Vista Environments
Overview/Description
Microsoft has added several new features to the Windows Vista desktop environment, among them the new Aero Glass user interface and the addition of the Windows Sidebar which displays and organizes gadgets. This course describes Windows Vista management utilities and how to use them and how to install and manage devices in Vista the new Aero Glass and Sidebar features of Vista and how to configure them. This course also the new Aero Glass and Sidebar features of Vista and how to configure them. Describes Windows Vista management utilities and how to use them and how to install and manage devices in Vista.
Target Audience
TBC
Prerequisites
TBC
Expected Duration (hours)
2.5
Lesson Objectives
Configure Windows Vista Environments
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Windows Vista Users and Groups
Overview/Description
The use of user and group accounts is fundamental in any network environment for both security and ease of administration. This course describes the types of user and group accounts available for Windows Vista clients, explains how to manage them, and covers best practices for their use.
Target Audience
The audience for this path are personnel who provide Tier 1 or Tier 2 desktop and help desk support for Windows Vista, and other technical professionals who wish to certify on Windows Vista.
Prerequisites
Candidates for the exam should have 1 year experience in the IT field and have experience with or a need to resolve issue concerning network connectivity, desktop OS’s, security and client applications.
Expected Duration (hours)
1.0
Lesson Objectives
Windows Vista Users and Groups
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Security in Windows Vista
Overview/Description
In today’s computing reality, security has become the number one concern of administrators and regular users alike. Windows Vista builds on Microsoft’s existing security mechanisms, such as Group Policy within Active Directory and Local Group Policy Objects to provide security for computer systems. Windows Vista also builds on the firewall protection introduced in Windows XP and integrates Microsoft’s Windows Defender software to protect against spyware and malware. This course covers the use of Group Policy, user account policies, Windows Firewall, and Windows Defender. As well, features new to Windows Vista – specifically User Account Control, Windows Security Center, and Windows CardSpace are described.
Target Audience
The audience for this path are personnel who provide Tier 1 or Tier 2 desktop and help desk support for Windows Vista, and other technical professionals who wish to certify on Windows Vista.
Prerequisites
Candidates for the exam should have 1 year experience in the IT field and have experience with or a need to resolve issue concerning network connectivity, desktop OS’s, security and client applications.
Expected Duration (hours)
1.5
Lesson Objectives
Security in Windows Vista
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Windows Vista Network Connectivity
Overview/Description
The vast majority of computers in use today are networked in some fashion – either to the Internet or to other computers. Windows Vista includes new features and enhancements designed to make networking easier, safer, and more reliable for both home and business users. With the explosion of wireless networking products available for both home and business environments, Vista includes many new features and upgrades to Windows wireless networking technology. Along with Windows Vista wireless capabilities, this course explains the features new to Windows Vista including the Network and Sharing Center and Network Map. As well, those features enhanced from previous Windows versions that provide the increased security, reliability, and ease of management offered by Windows Vista are described.
Target Audience
The audience for this path are personnel who provide Tier 1 or Tier 2 desktop and help desk support for Windows Vista, and other technical professionals who wish to certify on Windows Vista.
Prerequisites
Candidates for the exam should have 1 year experience in the IT field and have experience with or a need to resolve issue concerning network connectivity, desktop OS’s, security and client applications.
Expected Duration (hours)
2.0
Lesson Objectives
Windows Vista Network Connectivity
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Configuring Windows Vista Applications
Overview/Description
Windows Vista replaces or upgrades many of the applications that came standard with previous versions of Windows. New applications and improvements to existing ones are designed to increase security, productivity and ease of use. The default applications and features included with the Vista operating system depend on the version of Vista that is installed. This course covers many of these new applications and upgrades and explains their use and configuration. New applications include Windows Sidebar, Windows Meeting Space, and Windows SideShow. Upgrades and improvements have been made to such applications as Windows Media Player and Windows Mail, previously known as Outlook Express. These changes are described as well.
Target Audience
The audience for this path are personnel who provide Tier 1 or Tier 2 desktop and help desk support for Windows Vista, and other technical professionals who wish to certify on Windows Vista.
Prerequisites
Candidates for the exam should have 1 year experience in the IT field and have experience with or a need to resolve issue concerning network connectivity, desktop OS’s, security and client applications.
Expected Duration (hours)
1.5
Lesson Objectives
Configuring Windows Vista Applications
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Windows Vista Maintenance and Optimization
Overview/Description
An optimized operating system runs at peak performance and helps to ensure that applications and hardware perform as they are designed to. Windows Vista has many tools to help achieve the goal of an optimized system along with monitoring tools that help ensure the system continues to perform at its best. This course describes many of the performance monitoring tools of Windows Vista and explains the strategies for system optimization.
Target Audience
The audience for this path are personnel who provide Tier 1 or Tier 2 desktop and help desk support for Windows Vista, and other technical professionals who wish to certify on Windows Vista.
Prerequisites
Candidates for the exam should have 1 year experience in the IT field and have experience with or a need to resolve issue concerning network connectivity, desktop OS’s, security and client applications.
Expected Duration (hours)
2.0
Lesson Objectives
Windows Vista Maintenance and Optimization
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Windows Vista Mobile Computing and Troubleshooting
Overview/Description
In both the business and private sectors, laptop computers are rapidly catching up to desktop PCs in numbers. With the major improvements to mobile technologies over the recent years, laptops have fast become a viable, and even desirable, replacement for desktop systems. Windows Vista was designed with this growth in mobile computing in mind. This course covers Vista’s focus on mobility, and explains the new and updated features related to the various mobile platforms such as laptops, Tablet PCs, and handheld devices. Vista’s Mobility Center, where display and energy use settings can be configured is described, along with Vista’s Sync Center which allows synchronization between mobile and desktop devices. This course also covers system recovery and troubleshooting should problems arise that cause either a full or partial system failure.
Target Audience
The audience for this path are personnel who provide Tier 1 or Tier 2 desktop and help desk support for Windows Vista, and other technical professionals who wish to certify on Windows Vista.
Prerequisites
Candidates for the exam should have 1 year experience in the IT field and have experience with or a need to resolve issue concerning network connectivity, desktop OS’s, security and client applications.
Expected Duration (hours)
2.5
Lesson Objectives
Windows Vista Mobile Computing and Troubleshooting
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Deploying Windows Vista
Overview/Description
Microsoft Windows Vista is the leading operating system used on desktops throughout the world in enterprise and home environments. It provides enhanced security, performance, reliability, and reduced cost for deployment and management. This course discusses the deployment infrastructure for enterprise environments and the different deployment methods that can be used to deploy Windows Vista, either by upgrading or performing cleaning installations. It also demonstrates how to prepare the target computers for installation, perform deployments of Windows Vista using an image, and carry out post-installation tasks.
Target Audience
Support personnel supporting Windows Vista; technical professionals.
Prerequisites
3 to 5 years experience as tier 2 or team-lead/technical desktop support technician; passed an entry level desktop support exam, such as 70-620 TS: Microsoft Windows Vista, Configuring; hands on experience with Windows Vista deployment, managing security, troubleshooting network-related issues
Expected Duration (hours)
2.0
Lesson Objectives
Deploying Windows Vista
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Troubleshooting Windows Vista Deployments
Overview/Description
Microsoft Windows Vista provides diagnostics and tools to help reduce troubleshooting support costs and user interruptions. Windows Vista can detect and automatically correct most operating system and related hardware problems using these tools. If Vista cannot automatically correct a problem, it provides support resources to help technical support correct it in a timely manner. This course demonstrates troubleshooting startup issues with the Vista operating system when it is dual-booted with another operating system, and using the Window Recovery Environment when Vista will not start. In addition, it explores troubleshooting operating system services using Event Viewer, command-line tools, and System Configuration. It also shows how to troubleshoot hardware devices and their drivers using Device Manager and System Restore, resolve printing problems using the driver store, and use BitLocker Drive Encryption.
Target Audience
Support personnel supporting Windows Vista; technical professionals.
Prerequisites
3 to 5 years experience as tier 2 or team-lead/technical desktop support technician; passed an entry level desktop support exam, such as 70-620 TS: Microsoft Windows Vista, Configuring; hands on experience with Windows Vista deployment, managing security, troubleshooting network-related issues
Expected Duration (hours)
2.5
Lesson Objectives
Troubleshooting Windows Vista Deployments
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Configuring and Troubleshooting Windows Vista Security
Overview/Description
Microsoft Windows Vista provides enhanced security features to help protect computers from malicious attacks, spyware, and other unwanted software that can be installed on your system when it is connected to the Internet. Vista also ensures that computers are kept up to date by automatically installing the latest security patches and updates. This course discusses how to secure Internet Explorer, and configure Windows Firewall and Windows Defender to secure computers. It also explains how to keep computer security up to date using Windows Update and Windows Server Update Services.
Target Audience
Support personnel supporting Windows Vista; technical professionals
Prerequisites
3 to 5 years experience as tier 2 or team-lead/technical desktop support technician; passed an entry level desktop support exam, such as 70-620 TS: Microsoft Windows Vista, Configuring; hands on experience with Windows Vista deployment, managing security, troubleshooting network-related issues
Expected Duration (hours)
3.0
Lesson Objectives
Configuring and Troubleshooting Windows Vista Security
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Configuring and Troubleshooting User Access on Windows Vista
Overview/Description
Microsoft Windows Vista offers enhanced authentication mechanisms to allow legitimate users to log on to systems. These authentication mechanisms include using smart cards, biometrics, and username and password credentials. Once a user is logged onto the computer, Vista authorization allows the user specific permissions to access resources on that specific computer or on the network. Vista also includes a new feature called User Account Control, which provides a way to elevate privileges on the computer to perform specific administrative tasks, such as install an application. This course discusses authentication and authorization, and how to troubleshoot them using auditing. It also explains User Account Control and how to configure it at the computer and domain level.
Target Audience
Support personnel supporting Windows Vista; technical professionals.
Prerequisites
3 to 5 years experience as tier 2 or team-lead/technical desktop support technician; passed an entry level desktop support exam, such as 70-620 TS: Microsoft Windows Vista, Configuring; hands on experience with Windows Vista deployment, managing security, troubleshooting network-related issues
Expected Duration (hours)
2.0
Lesson Objectives
Configuring and Troubleshooting User Access on Windows Vista
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Managing and Troubleshooting Windows Vista Systems
Overview/Description
Many of Microsoft Windows Vistas new and enhanced tools can be used to simplify system management and troubleshooting. Windows Vista can be managed by using Group Policy settings when the system is part of an Active Directory domain, or by setting local group policies. Group Policies consist of Group Policy Objects (GPOs), which are used to configure system-wide or user-based settings, and are automatically applied to prevent problems and implement standards. For easier administration, event forwarding can be used to monitor events on multiple Windows Vista systems using one central location. The improved Task Scheduler is another management tool that can be used to complete administrative tasks on Vista machines. This course demonstrates how to manage and troubleshoot Group Policy settings, event forwarding, and Task Scheduler.
Target Audience
Support personnel supporting Windows Vista; technical professionals.
Prerequisites
3 to 5 years experience as tier 2 or team-lead/technical desktop support technician; passed an entry level desktop support exam, such as 70-620 TS: Microsoft Windows Vista, Configuring; hands on experience with Windows Vista deployment, managing security, troubleshooting network-related issues
Expected Duration (hours)
2.0
Lesson Objectives
Managing and Troubleshooting Windows Vista Systems
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Troubleshooting Windows Vista Performance and Reliability
Overview/Description
Microsoft Windows Vista includes the Windows Reliability and Performance Monitor, a tool that provides multiple data monitoring and collection utilities for evaluating a systems performance and reliability. It can also be used to monitor the performance and reliability of remote systems. The information that is gathered in Reliability and Performance Monitor can assist in troubleshooting stability issues on Windows Vista systems. This course demonstrates how to use the various features of the Performance Monitor and the Reliability Monitor, including collecting data sets and viewing reports.
Target Audience
Support personnel supporting Windows Vista; technical professionals.
Prerequisites
3 to 5 years experience as tier 2 or team-lead/technical desktop support technician; passed an entry level desktop support exam, such as 70-620 TS: Microsoft Windows Vista, Configuring; hands on experience with Windows Vista deployment, managing security, troubleshooting network-related issues
Expected Duration (hours)
2.0
Lesson Objectives
Troubleshooting Windows Vista Performance and Reliability
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Configuring and Troubleshooting Windows Vista Networking
Overview/Description
Microsoft Windows Vista provides the Network and Sharing Center to configure and diagnose networking connectivity. This feature also allows you to configure access to the network through wireless connections, and remote access using VPNs and Remote Desktop. Windows Vista can also use group policies to configure network security to encrypt traffic over the network when network services are being utilitized. This course demonstrates how to use the Network and Sharing Center to configure and troubleshoot network connectivity, wireless access, and remote access. It also outlines how to configure network security.
Target Audience
Support personnel supporting Windows Vista; technical professionals.
Prerequisites
3 to 5 years experience as tier 2 or team-lead/technical desktop support technician; passed an entry level desktop support exam, such as 70-620 TS: Microsoft Windows Vista, Configuring; hands on experience with Windows Vista deployment, managing security, troubleshooting network-related issues
Expected Duration (hours)
2.5
Lesson Objectives
Configuring and Troubleshooting Windows Vista Networking
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Maintaining and Supporting Applications on Windows Vista
Overview/Description
Microsoft Windows Vista takes advantage of the Windows Installer engine to install, maintain, and remove applications through the use of installation packages. Administrators can deploy these packages using various tools, including the MsiExec command-line tool, installation wizards, SMS, and the Group Policy Software Installation. Administrators can also take advantage of Software Restriction policies to ensure only specific applications are run on Vista client machines within a domain environment. This course demonstrates how to deploy, maintain, and troubleshoot applications on Windows Vista computers. It also explains how to set up and troubleshoot Software Restriction policies.
Target Audience
Support personnel supporting Windows Vista; technical professionals.
Prerequisites
3 to 5 years experience as tier 2 or team-lead/technical desktop support technician; passed an entry level desktop support exam, such as 70-620 TS: Microsoft Windows Vista, Configuring; hands on experience with Windows Vista deployment, managing security, troubleshooting network-related issues
Expected Duration (hours)
1.5
Lesson Objectives
Maintaining and Supporting Applications on Windows Vista
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Microsoft MCITP Certifications
(Microsoft Certified IT Professional)
Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) certifications demonstrate comprehensive skills in planning, deploying, supporting,
maintaining, and optimizing IT infrastructures. Earning the Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP) certification highlights
your field of expertise and helps distinguish you as an IT professional with current skills and proven job-role capabilities to
work effectively with a comprehensive set of Microsoft technologies.
(These courses may be purchased separately.)
Exam 70-441: PRO: SQL Server 2005: Designing Database Solutions
This course provides students with the knowledge to design database testing and code management procedures and to design an
Application Solution for SQL Server 2005. You will also learn how to design database objects and develop applications that use
SQL Server Support Services.
Exam 70-442: PRO: SQL Server 2005: Designing and Optimizing Data Access
This course provides students with the knowledge to design efficient access to a SQL Server Service and design a database query
strategy> In this training you will learn how to design error-handling routines, design a transaction strategy and performance tune
a database and a database application.
Exam 70-443: PRO: Designing a Database Server Infrastructure by Using Microsoft SQL
Server 2005
This course provides students with the knowledge to install, consolidate, and configure multiple database instances and to design
tables, file groups, and indexes for a physical database. You will also be taught to develop and implement security policies at the
server, database, and object levels, design, implement, and configure clustering, log shipping, mirroring, and replication. Lastly you
will learn to develop plans for data archiving, backups, and disaster recovery.
Exam 70-444: PRO: Optimizing and Maintaining a Database Administration Solution by Using
Microsoft SQL Server 2005
This course provides students with the knowledge to monitor and troubleshoot queries, databases, and servers as well as manage
security strategies and perform audits. You will learn to help defend against attacks, worms, and viruses and detect and resolve
data conflicts. This course will also cover how to diagnose faults and recover from database failures and disasters while teaching
how to optimize availability with failover clustering, mirroring, log shipping, and replication. Lastly, how to customize maintenance
and automate routine tasks, build, debug, and deploy SQL Server Integration Services packages.
Exam 70-447 UPGRADE: MCDBA Skills to MCITP Database Administrator by Using Microsoft
SQL Server 2005
This course provides students with the knowledge to design a Database Server Infrastructure, design Security for a Database Server
Infrastructure, design the Physical Database, design a Database Server High Availability Solution, design a Database Failover
Solution and design a Database Server Data Recovery Solution for SQL Server 2005. You will also learn how to optimize the SQL
Server performance, optimize for a database data recovery plan and how to monitor and maintain a database. This training also
covers managing database data, managing data between servers and databases and the managing and maintaining of database security
in SQL Server 2005.
Exam 70-621 PRO: Upgrading your MCDST Certification to MCITP Enterprise Support
This course provides students with the knowledge to install Windows Vista, deploy and configure Windows Vista environments and to
troubleshoot Windows Vista deployments. You will also learn about Windows Vista Users and Groups, security, network connectivity,
configuring and troubleshooting user access and how to troubleshoot Windows Vista performance and reliability.
Exam 70-622: PRO: Supporting and Troubleshooting Applications on a Windows Vista Client
for Enterprise Support
Technicians
This course provides students with the knowledge to deploy Windows Vista and manage Windows Vista security. This course will also cover
managing and maintaining systems that run Windows Vista. You will also learn to configure and troubleshoot networking environments and
how to support and maintain Desktop Applications.
Exam 70-646: PRO: Windows Server 2008, Server Administrator
This course provides students with the knowledge to plan for server deployment, plan for server management, plan application and data
provisioning and how to plan for business continuity and high availability. You will also learn to monitor and maintaining Windows
Servers.
Exam 70-647: PRO: Windows Server 2008, Enterprise Administrator
This course provides students with the knowledge to plan network and application services. This Training will teach you how to design
core identity and access management components, support identity and access management components, and business continuity and data
availability.
Exam 70-447: UPGRADE: MCDBA Skills to MCITP Database Administrator by Using
Microsoft SQL Server 2005
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