MCSE Core Technologies

STUDY GUIDES and OUTLINES     Compiled by Amos Satterlee     back to HOME

MCSE Core Technologies Checklist This comes out of the MCSE class lead by Joe Orr. Rather than plow through the boring powerpoint slides, Joe has devised a curriculum that covers the required information and also gives a hands-on practicum. The idea is to start the checklist each class, cover the ground from the previous class, and then push on to new procedures. Practice, practice, practice.

Page 1	Set Up: The basic steps to set up a small network, particularly for practicing course materials
Page 2	Configuration: Tweaking the desktop and user interface to expedite administrative tasks

In addition to Joe's checklist, above, I found it helpful to organize the details into major areas of study. For the NT Workstation Exam, I formed three networks of detail: Architecture -- the bulk of this area is the Security module, including how to set up Policies, Profiles, etc; Installation -- includes the Registry structure; and Monitoring -- sort of a catchall for the rest

 

NT Architecture

Diagram	Graphic diagram of the NT architecture showing the components of User Mode and Kernel Mode
Win 16	How the Windows-on-Windows module works with the Virtual DOS Machines and Win 32
VMM	More detail on demand paging and the Virtual Memory Manager

 

Installation

 

Monitoring

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14 July 1999: Initial post