Windows 2000 Professional Practice Exam

Windows 2000 Professional Practice Exam

 

The Windows 2000 Professional exam assesses a candidate's ability to install, configure, and manage the Windows 2000 Professional operating system. This exam evaluates the candidate's understanding of the core features and functionalities of Windows 2000, including system setup, configuration, resource management, security, and troubleshooting. It is part of the Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) certification path and lays the foundation for more advanced certifications in Windows operating systems.

 

Skills Required

• Installation and Configuration: Proficiency in installing and configuring Windows 2000 Professional.
• System Management: Knowledge of managing and maintaining the Windows 2000 operating system.
• Resource Management: Understanding of managing files, folders, and shared resources.
• Security: Familiarity with implementing security measures and protocols.
• Troubleshooting: Ability to diagnose and resolve common issues related to Windows 2000 Professional.

 

Who should take the exam?

• IT Professionals: Individuals working in IT who need to manage and support Windows 2000 Professional systems.
• System Administrators: Administrators responsible for deploying and maintaining Windows 2000 in an enterprise environment.
• Technical Support Specialists: Support staff who provide assistance for Windows 2000 Professional issues.
• Students and Entry-Level IT Workers: Those beginning their careers in IT or studying related fields, looking to validate their skills in managing Windows 2000 Professional.

 

Course Outline

The Windows 2000 Professional exam covers the following topics :-

 

Module 1: Introduction to Windows 2000 Professional

• Overview of Windows 2000 Professional
• New Features and Enhancements

Module 2: Installation and Setup

• Hardware Requirements and Compatibility
• Installation Procedures and Options
• Post-Installation Configuration

Module 3: System Configuration

• Configuring Device Drivers and Hardware
• Managing User Accounts and Profiles
• Configuring Network Settings and Protocols

Module 4: File and Resource Management

• Managing Files, Folders, and Shares
• NTFS Permissions and Security
• Disk Management and Optimization

Module 5: System Maintenance and Performance

• System Monitoring Tools and Techniques
• Performance Tuning and Optimization
• Backup and Recovery Procedures

Module 6: Security Management

• Implementing Local and Group Policies
• Configuring User and Group Permissions
• Securing Data and Communications

Module 7: Networking and Remote Access

• Networking Concepts and Protocols
• Configuring TCP/IP Settings
• Setting Up Remote Access and VPN

Module 8: Troubleshooting

• Common Issues and Solutions
• Troubleshooting Tools and Utilities
• Problem Resolution Strategies

Module 9: Advanced Configuration

• Configuring Printing and Printers
• Managing Mobile Computing
• Integrating with Windows 2000 Server