Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Infrastructure

Exam 70-294 contains the following Training Videos:

Installing Active Directory
Duration: 7:19
In this Video we show you how to Install Active Directory on a Windows 2003 Server.

Forest and Domain Functional Levels
Duration: 4:42
In this Video we discuss Forest and Domain Functional Levels.

Operations Masters
Duration: 28:33
Learn how to Administer the 5 Operations Masters Roles, or FSMO Roles in Windows 2003 Server. Operations Masters are critical to the healthy operation of your network!

Introduction to Group Policy
Duration: 1:51
In this Video we Introduce you to Group Policy. This video sets up the rest of the course on Group Policy.

Local Group Policy Objects
Duration: 1:48
In this Video we discuss Local Group Policy Objects. This video acts as an introduction to Group Policy Objects which are discussed in depth in the next video on Non-Local Group Policy Objects.

Non-Local Group Policy Objects
Duration: 25:07
In this Video we take a comprehensive look at Group Policy Objects, by first discussing the order in which Policies are applied. We look at the effects of Conflicting Policies. Then we move on and Create both Computer and User Policies at the Site and OU level and what the effect this has on a Windows XP Professional Computer that is logged into a Domain.

Resultant Set of Policy (RSOP)
Duration: 9:28
So what happens to a Computer or Users effective Policy if they join a different OU, or become a member of a new Group? In this Video we take a detailed look at the Resultant Set of Policy MMC which allows us to simulate what the net effect to our Policies will be, if a change occurs.

Folder Redirection using Group Policy
Duration: 5:25
In this Video we Folder Redirection using Group Policy. This Policy enables you to store the Users My Documents, Desktop, Application Data and Start Menu contents on a Server to make Backups much easier.

Software Restriction Using Group Policy
Duration: 11:46
In this video we show you how to use Group Policy to control the software that is allowed to run or restricted from running in your network.