Microsoft 70-640 Ts: Windows Server 2008 Active Directory

Module 1: Active Directory - An Identity and Access Solution

• 1.1 Introduction
• 1.2 Understanding The Purpose of Identity and Access Control
• 1.3 Active Directory Server Roles for I D a Management - Part 1
• 1.4 Active Directory Server Roles for I D a Management - Part 2
• 1.5 Active Directory Server Roles That Support I D a Solutions
• 1.6 Active Directory Summary

Module 2: Introduction to Active Directory Domain Services

• 2.1 Overview of Active Directory Identity and Access - Part 1
• 2.2 Overview of Active Directory Identity and Access - Part 2
• 2.3 Overview of Active Directory Identity and Access - Part 3
• 2.4 Active Directory Components and Concepts - Part 1
• 2.5 Active Directory Components and Concepts - Part 2
• 2.6 Active Directory Components and Concepts - Part 3
• 2.7 Active Directory Components and Concepts - Part 4
• 2.8 Active Directory Components and Concepts - Part 5
• 2.9 Implementing Active Directory - Part 1
• 2.10 Implementing Active Directory - Part 2
• 2.11 Implementing Active Directory - Part 3
• 2.12 Implementing Active Directory - Part 4
• 2.13 Implementing Active Directory - Part 5
• 2.14 Implementing Active Directory - Part 6
• 2.15 Implementing Active Directory - Part 7
• 2.16 Implementing Active Directory - Part 8
• 2.17 Overview of Active Directory - Part 1
• 2.18 Overview of Active Directory - Part 2
• 2.19 Overview of Active Directory - Part 3
• 2.20 Summary

Module 3: Configuring DNS to Support Active Directory Domain Services

• 3.1 Overview of Active Directory and D N S Integration - Part 1
• 3.2 Overview of Active Directory and D N S Integration - Part 2
• 3.3 Configure Active Directory Integrated Zones - Part 1
• 3.4 Configure Active Directory Integrated Zones - Part 2
• 3.5 Configure Dynamic Updates
• 3.6 Configure Read- Only Zones

Module 4: Active Directory Object Management

• 4.1 Overview of Active Directory Objects
• 4.2 Configuring User and Computer Accounts - Part 1
• 4.3 Configuring User and Computer Accounts - Part 2
• 4.4 Configuring User and Computer Accounts - Part 3
• 4.5 Configuring Groups - Part 1
• 4.6 Configuring Groups - Part 2
• 4.7 Configuring Groups - Part 3
• 4.8 Configuring Groups - Part 4
• 4.9 Configuring Groups - Part 5
• 4.10 Automating Object Management - Part 1
• 4.11 Automating Object Management - Part 2
• 4.12 Automating Object Management - Part 3
• 4.13 Automating Object Management - Part 4
• 4.14 Automating Object Management - Part 5
• 4.15 Delegation of Administrative Control - Part 1
• 4.16 Delegation of Administrative Control - Part 2
• 4.17 Summary

Module 5: Managing Active Directory Replication Using Sites

• 5.1 Configuring Sites and Subnets - Part 1
• 5.2 Configuring Sites and Subnets - Part 2
• 5.3 Configuring Replication - Part 1
• 5.4 Configuring Replication - Part 2
• 5.5 Configuring Replication - Part 3
• 5.6 Configuring Replication - Part 4
• 5.7 Summary

Module 6: Configuration Management Using Group Policy

• 6.1 Understanding Group Policy - Part 1
• 6.2 Understanding Group Policy - Part 2
• 6.3 Understanding Group Policy - Part 3
• 6.4 Understanding Group Policy - Part 4
• 6.5 Understanding Group Policy - Part 5
• 6.6 Understanding Group Policy - Part 6
• 6.7 Working with G P Os - Part 1
• 6.8 Working with G P Os - Part 2
• 6.9 Working with G P Os - Part 3
• 6.10 Working with G P Os - Part 4
• 6.11 Troubleshooting Application of GPO
• 6.12 Delegating Administrative Control of Group Policy
• 6.13 Summary

Module 7: Desktop Environmental and Security Management

• 7.1 Configure Scripts and Folder Redirection - Part 1
• 7.2 Configure Scripts and Folder Redirection - Part 2
• 7.3 Deploying Software - Part 1
• 7.4 Deploying Software - Part 2
• 7.5 Deploying Software - Part 3
• 7.6 Delegating Computer Support
• 7.7 Managing Security Settings - Part 1
• 7.8 Managing Security Settings - Part 2
• 7.9 Managing Security Settings - Part 3
• 7.10 Managing Security Settings - Part 4
• 7.11 Managing Security Settings - Part 5
• 7.12 Utilizing Auditing - Part 1
• 7.13 Utilizing Auditing - Part 2
• 7.14 Summary

Module 8: Maintaining Active Directory

• 8.1 Monitoring Active Directory - Part 1
• 8.2 Monitoring Active Directory - Part 2
• 8.3 Monitoring Active Directory - Part 3
• 8.4 Monitoring Active Directory - Part 4
• 8.5 Managing The Active Directory Database
• 8.6 Disaster Recovery for Active Directory - Part 1
• 8.7 Disaster Recovery for Active Directory - Part 2
• 8.8 Disaster Recovery for Active Directory - Part 3
• 8.9 Disaster Recovery for Active Directory - Part 4
• 8.10 Maintaining Active Directory Domain Services Summary

Module 9: Deploy and Manage a Public Key Infrastructure

• 9.1 Overview of Public Key Infrastructure and A D C S - Part 1
• 9.2 Overview of Public Key Infrastructure and A D C S - Part 2
• 9.3 Overview of Public Key Infrastructure and A D C S - Part 3
• 9.4 Deploying A Certificate Authority Hierarchy
• 9.5 Installing A D C S - Part 1
• 9.6 Installing A D C S - Part 2
• 9.7 Installing A D C S - Part 3
• 9.8 Installing A D C S - Part 4
• 9.9 Deploying and Managing Certificates - Part 1
• 9.10 Deploying and Managing Certificates - Part 2
• 9.11 Deploying and Managing Certificates - Part 3
• 9.12 Deploying and Managing Certificates - Part 4
• 9.13 Managing Revocation and Distribution - Part 1
• 9.14 Managing Revocation and Distribution - Part 2
• 9.15 Configuring Certificate Recovery - Part 1
• 9.16 Configuring Certificate Recovery - Part 2
• 9.17 Deploy and Manage a Public Key Infrastructure Summary

Module 10: Supporting Applications with AD LDS

• 10.1 A D L D S Overview - Part 1
• 10.2 A D L D S Overview - Part 2
• 10.3 Configuring A D L D S Instances
• 10.4 Configuring Replication
• 10.5 Understanding Integration with A D L D S
• 10.6 Supporting Applications with A D L D S Summary

Module 11: Deploying Active Directory Federated Services

• 11.1 A D F S Overview
• 11.2 A D F S Deployment Scenarios
• 11.3 Deploying A D F S - Part 1
• 11.4 Deploying A D F S - Part 2
• 11.5 Deploying A D F S - Part 3
• 11.6 Deploying Active Directory Federated Services Summary

Module 12: Deploying Active Directory Rights Management Services

• 12.1 A D R M S Overview
• 12.2 Understanding A D R M S
• 12.3 Managing ADRMS - Part 1
• 12.4 Managing ADRMS - Part 2
• 12.5 Managing ADRMS - Part 3
• 12.6 Managing ADRMS - Part 4
• 12.7 Deployment Active Directory Rights Management Services Summary
• 12.8 Active Directory Outro

We've put together a list of relevant job titles you can apply for after achieving the Microsoft 70-640 TS: Windows Server 2008 Active Directory certification (note that some careers may require further study, training and/or work experience):

• Server Administrator
• Active Directory Supportr
• Active Directory Analyst
• Active Directory Specialist
• Server Specialist

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