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Microsoft Windows 7: Enterprise Desktop Administrator

 

Planning for Windows 7 Deployment

After completing this course, the student should be able to:

  • recognize what happens at each phase in the deployment lifecycle
  • recognize the challenges to deployment
  • recognize the main functions of Windows 7 deployment tools
  • recognize which deployment method to use in a given scenario
  • recognize factors to consider when planning a multilingual user interface deployment
  • identify Windows 7 editions and features
  • identify Windows 7 hardware requirements
  • recognize features of KMS
  • identify features of MAK
  • evaluate client connectivity to determine the most suitable volume activation method
  • identify recommendations for different network infrastructures
  • recognize the Windows 7 tools for obtaining inventory on client computers
  • inventory the IT infrastructure using the MAP toolkit
  • recognize which Windows 7 edition to deploy in a given scenario
  • determine which licensing method to use
  • use the MAP toolkit to determine what hardware is on the client computer
  • Duration: 2 hrs
Determining Application Compatibility for Windows 7

After completing this course, the student should be able to:

  • identify the features of ACT
  • use the configuration wizard to configure ACT
  • use the ACM to create a DCP for deploying Windows 7
  • analyze compatibility data using ACT
  • test and mitigate issues
  • recognize important considerations for designing a shim strategy
  • configure ACT using the ACT wizard
  • create a DCP for deploying Windows 7
  • analyze compatibility data
  • test an application’s compatibility using SUA
Duration: 1.5 hrs
Creating a Standard Image to Deploy Windows 7

After completing this course, the student should be able to:

  • compare the Windows 7 installation methods
  • identify the technician computer system requirements
  • build an answer file in a given scenario
  • configure, validate, and save Windows 7 settings
  • create an answer file
  • configure Windows 7 settings
  • validate and save Windows 7 settings
  • recognize how to build a reference installation and how to create bootable Windows PE media
  • recognize how to conduct phase four of the deployment process
  • use DISM to service an offline image in a given scenario
  • capture and apply a Windows image and deploy the image from the network share
  • service an offline image
  • Duration: 1 hrs
Deploying Windows 7 Using WDS and USMT

After completing this course, the student should be able to:

  • prepare WDS for deploying images
  • create custom images using WDS
  • perform an unattended installation using WDS
  • configure WDS and install a boot image
  • use WDS to create a custom image
  • use WDS to create an install image
  • transfer files and settings using Windows Easy Transfer
  • recognize considerations when planning user state migration
  • use ScanState to save user state data
  • use LoadState to restore user data from the data store
  • migrate settings to Windows 7 in a given scenario
  • Duration: 2 hrs
Deploying Windows 7 Using Lite-Touch Installation

After completing this course, the student should be able to:

  • identify factors to consider when planning an MDT deployment
  • recognize how to prepare the deployment environment for LTI
  • recognize how to prepare a reference computer for LTI deployment
  • recognize how to capture the image on the reference computer for an LTI deployment
  • recognize how to prepare for deployment to the target computer
  • deploy the captured image of the reference computer to the target computer
  • create the deployment share
  • create the task sequence to deploy the captured image to the target computer
  • complete the Windows Deployment Wizard to deploy the image to the target computer
Duration: 1 hrs
Deploying Windows 7 using Zero-Touch Installation

After completing this course, the student should be able to: 

  • recognize how to prepare the environment for a ZTI
  • recognize how to prepare the reference computer for a ZTI
  • identify the steps in preparing to deploy an OS to a reference computer
  • recognize how to deploy Windows 7 and capture the image for ZTI
  • identify the tasks in deploying Windows 7 and capturing an image of the reference computer
  • recognize how to create and configure a task sequence to deploy the target computer
  • recognize how to deploy the captured image of the reference computer to the target computer
  • configure the PXE Service Point role as part of preparing the environment for LTI
  • create a task sequence template
  • create a collection that contains the reference computer
  • create an advertisement for the target computer
  • Duration: 1.5 hrs
Designing Windows 7 Client Configuration

After completing this course, the student should be able to:

  • recognize the characteristics of Group Policy desktop usage scenarios
  • recognize the characteristics of Group Policy
  • recognize how to configure user settings using administrative templates
  • recognize how to configure computer settings
  • identify the different ways scripts can be processed on client workstations
  • recognize how to apply Group Policy processing in a given scenario
  • create a GPO and link it to an OU
  • configure settings for all users on a network
  • identify the characteristics of Windows 7 user and group accounts
  • recognize how to implement Windows 7 security features
  • recognize the functions of Windows 7 security features
  • configure Windows 7 security features in given scenarios
  • control UAC using group policy
  • configure an Account Policy
  • set up an AppLocker policy
  • set up an Audit Policy
  • recognize how to configure Internet Explorer 8 settings in given scenarios
  • configure Group Policy settings
  • Duration: 2.5 hrs
Troubleshooting Windows 7 Client Configuration

After completing this course, the student should be able to:

  • identify the settings that affect how Group Policies are processed
  • use tools to determine which Group Policy settings have been applied
  • recognize how to resolve Group Policy issues in a given scenario
  • recognize where to troubleshoot Group Policy settings that affect processing
  • recognize how to troubleshoot Kerberos problems
  • recognize how to troubleshoot permission problems
  • recognize how to enable auditing for Privileged Elevation
  • using Group Policy Result wizard to determine the GPO settings applied to a specific user and computer
  • enable Block Inheritance
  • set the maximum tolerance for a computer clock
  • determine the effective NTFS permissions
  • recognize how to troubleshoot network issues in a given scenario
  • use tools to troubleshoot Internet Explorer issues in Windows 7
  • recognize steps to take when some web pages do not display correctly
  • troubleshoot Group Policy issues in Internet Explorer
  • troubleshoot wireless connectivity issues
  • resolve network connectivity issues
  • reset Internet Explorer settings
  • Duration: 2 hrs
Designing Application and Update Deployments for Windows 7

After completing this course, the student should be able to:

  • recognize how to distribute applications using System Center Configuration Manager 2007 R2
  • use Group Policies to assign, publish, and upgrade an application
  • deploy applications using Configuration Manager 2007 R2
  • deploy an application to a computer through a GPO
  • match virtualization technologies to their features
  • design a WSUS deployment
  • recognize how to configure clients using Group Policy
  • approve and verify updates
  • design a WSUS deployment
  • configure Windows 7 clients using Group Policy
  • approve and verify Automatic Updates
  • use MBSA to assess client security compliance in a given scenario
  • Duration: 1.5 hrs

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