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Designing a Windows Server 2008 Applications Infrastructure Training Outline:

1.0 Working with Web Farms

• 1.1 Introduction
• 1.2 Design Considerations for IIS 7.0 Web Farms
• 1.3 OS and IIS Configuration Options
• 1.4 Planning the Hardware for a Web Farm
• 1.5 Overview of Web Farms
• 1.6 Working with Load Balancing
• 1.7 DFS Enabled Share
• 1.8 Managing Content for Web Farms
• 1.9 Summary

2.0 Optimization

• 2.1 Introduction
• 2.2 Hosting Application Pools
• 2.3 Basic Properties of an Application Pool
• 2.4 Script Mapping
• 2.5 Managing Bandwidth
• 2.6 Bandwidth Allocation
• 2.7 WSRM Demo
• 2.8 Logging Web Traffic
• 2.9 Guidelines for Auditing Logs
• 2.10 Web Site and Web Application Logs
• 2.11 Internet Information Services (IIS) 7.0 Demo
• 2.12 Summary

3.0 Planning for Security

• 3.1 Introduction
• 3.2 Transport Security
• 3.3 Configuring a Secure Web Server
• 3.4 Importing Certificates
• 3.5 Installing a Certificate to a Web Site
• 3.6 Authentication and Authorization
• 3.7 Designing Delegation Administration
• 3.8 Delegating Administration
• 3.9 Setting Permissions in IIS 7.0 Demo
• 3.10 Summary

4.0 Designing IIS Maintenance and UDDI

• 4.1 Introduction
• 4.2 IIS Backup and Recovery
• 4.3 Centralized Configuration
• 4.4 Monitoring with IIS 7.0
• 4.5 IIS 7.0 Logging Modules
• 4.6 Configuring Tracing in IIS 7.0 Demo
• 4.7 Deploying UDDI Services
• 4.8 Requirements for UDDI
• 4.9 Application Pool Management Demo
• 4.10 Summary

5.0 Planning and Designing Terminal Services Infrastructure

• 5.1 Introduction
• 5.2 Licensing with Terminal Services
• 5.3 Checklist for TS Licensing
• 5.4 Adding the TS Licensing Role Demo
• 5.5 Connection Properties
• 5.6 Remote Desktop Connection Display (cont.)
• 5.7 Designing Device Redirection
• 5.8 Designing a TS Gateway
• 5.9 Prerequisites for TS Gateway Functionality
• 5.10 Installing the TS Gateway Role Demo
• 5.11 Using the TS Gateway Manager Demo
• 5.12 Exploring the TS Session Broker
• 5.13 Overview of TS RemoteApp Programs
• 5.14 Designing TS Web Access
• 5.15 Summary

6.0 Designing Virtualization Infrastructure

• 6.1 Introduction
• 6.2 Application Resource Management
• 6.3 Group Policy Settings and Terminal Servers
• 6.4 Designing for High Availability
• 6.5 Specifying Maintenance and Recovery
• 6.6 Summary

7.0 Designing Virtualization Provisioning

• 7.1 Introduction
• 7.2 Virtualization in a Lab Environment
• 7.3 Designing Virtual Server Hosting
• 7.4 Virtualization and Migration of Legacy Applications
• 7.5 Design Considerations for Virtualization
• 7.6 The Virtualized Development Environment
• 7.7 Customization to Standard Configuration
• 7.8 Virtual Server Provisioning Workflow Model
• 7.9 Suitability for Virtualization
• 7.10 Customization to Standard Configuration
• 7.11 Deployment of Virtualization
• 7.12 Summary