Target Participants : IT Staff, System Administrators, IT directors, IT faculty,
Programmers, Web Developers, Database Admins.
Course Requirements:
With or without experience in managing windows servers. Experience in previous
windows server versions 2003 and 2000 will be an advantage.
Good background theory & knowledge about database designing.
Methodology: Lecture and Laboratory
Note: Minimum Requirements for Laptop
Core 2 Duo Processor or Equivalent
3 GB Ram
80 GB Free Hard Disk Space
Day 1 – 3: Windows Server
Day 4 - 5: SQL Server
Topics:
Day 1:
- Introduction
- Copy files and Installers
- Installation & Using VMWare
- Installing Windows Server 2008 using VMWare
- Installing Active Directory and Domain Name Service (DNS)
- Configure and Manage user accounts, computer accounts, groups and organizational
- unit (OU)
- Setting up Domain Functional Level (Compatibility of Previous Win Server versions)
- Joining a workstation PC to the Domain
- Using Computer Management , Microsoft Management Console(MMC) and Remote
- Desktops
Day 2:
- Delegate User Control
- Configure DNS Server
- Configuring Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP)
- Configuring File Sharing and Security
- Storage Management
- Understanding Disk Storage Options
- Basic and Dynamic Disks
- Spanned Volume
- Stripped Volume (Raid-0)
- Disk Mirroring (Raid-1)
- Raid-5 Volume
Day 3:
- Creating a Replica Server (Additional Domain Controller)
- Installing a Child Domain
- Group Policy Management
- File Server Resource Manager
- File Screens
- Quota Management
- Home Folders
- Offline Files
- Shadow Copy
Day 4:
- Introduction
- Installation of MS SQL Server 2008 R2
- Using the SQL Management Studio
- Creating Databases and Tables
- Creating Diagrams
- Creating Indexes and Keys
- Creating Constraints
Day 5:
- Insert, Update, Delete statements
- Select statements
- Creating Tables using SQL Queries
- Actual SQL programming using stored procedures
- Creating Triggers (for audit trailing)
- Import & Export Data
- Backup & Restore Database
FACILITATOR
The Facilitator for this workshop will be MR. MARK B. ONTE, a graduate of Master in Information Systems and presently Developer and Database Administrator in Silliman University with more than 7 years experience in Systems Administration and Web Application development.
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