MCTS: Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Configuration - Microsoft Certification Training

Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS): Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Configuration

Certification Training

This globally recognised Microsoft certification validates your expertise in establishing and maintaining network services and applications in a Windows Server 2008 environment.

SEEK Learning will provide you with all the training you need to pass the MCTS exam 70-643 and get certified - guaranteed.

Who is this course for?

Helpdesk staff
Tech support staff
IT security professionals
Network/systems administrators

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Quick Course Guide
Qualification	MCTS: Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Configuration	Student support	24x7 support by expert mentors
Study time	4 weeks	Pre-requisites	None
Enrolment dates	Enrol anytime - start now!	Assessment	MCTS exam 70-643 (by external provider)
Delivered by	SkillSoft	Resources required	Internet, email

Demonstrate Your Server Configuration Skills

The MCTS credential enables you to target specific technologies and gain capabilities in implementing, building, troubleshooting and debugging those technologies.

This particular certification is aimed at professionals who establish or maintain an organisation's network services and applications.

You'll learn how to deploy and configure servers, with detailed training on virtual machines, load balancing, hardware redundancy and best practice storage methods.

Find out if MCTS: Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Configuration is right for you - contact a SEEK Learning consultant for free expert advice.

Skills You'll Gain

Among other things, you'll learn how to:

Deploy servers
Configure terminal services
Configure web applications
Manage websites
Configure SSL security
Configure network application services

What's Included

24x7 support - get help from expert mentors anytime
Hands-on interactive exercises
Practice exam questions
Self-paced study format
Certification guarantee - get certified or get your money back

Upgrade to a Complete SkillSet

Ready for a serious career boost? Consider upgrading to either the Complete SkillSet MCITP: Enterprise Administrator or the Complete SkillSet MCITP: Server Administrator, which include this course.

These specially tailored training programs give you all the skills and expertise you need to work as an enterprise administrator or enterprise support technician.

You gain all the certifications required to qualify as a Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional (MCITP) - with a single package.

MCTS: Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Configuration Course Details

Course Outline

The Active Directory Infrastructure in Windows Server 2008
Additional Active Directory Server Roles in Windows Server 2008
Active Directory Objects in Windows Server 2008
Group Policy Objects Strategy in Windows Server 2008

Configuring DNS in Windows Server 2008
Active Directory Certificate Services in Windows Server 2008
Communications and Security in Windows Server 2008
Monitoring, Backups, and Recovery in Windows Server 2008

SEEK Learning's MCTS certification training will fully prepare you for the MCTS: Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Configuration exam (70-643).

Please note that the MCTS exam is held by an external provider. For your convenience, SEEK Learning will help you find your nearest exam centre. Contact a SEEK Learning consultant for further information or assistance.

Training Exclusively Through SEEK Learning

SEEK Learning provides training from SkillSoft, the premier global provider of IT e-learning courseware.

SkillSoft does not generally offer courses directly to individuals, but our partnership enables us to exclusively offer MCITP training directly to you.

SkillSoft courses are developed according to the certification specifications of leading vendors.

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