After completing Windows 2000 MCSE 70-221: Designing for the Internet, the user should be able to:

	Design a load-balancing strategy
	Design a wide area network infrastructure
	Design an implementation strategy for dial-up remote access
	Design a demand-dial routing strategy

Firewalls

	Designing for Internet connectivity
	Firewalls
	Common implementations

Microsoft Proxy Server

	Isolating the private network
	Services provided by Microsoft Proxy Server

Controlling Proxy Server Accessibility

	Controlling access to resources
	Proxy server availability
	Proxy server performance
	Proxy server management strategy

Routing and Remote Access

	RRAS
	Connection sharing
	Installing and configuring NAT

Designing a Load-Balancing Strategy

	Overview of Network Load Balancing
	Installing Network Load Balancing
	Planning your NLB solution

This course has the following features:

	Exercises that allow users to explore how a course topic applies to infrastructure design
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Simulations that allow users to apply course concepts in an interactive environment
	A glossary
	A Skill Assessment

	Windows 2000 Network Design MCSE 70-221: Analyzing Business Needs (W22101)
	Windows 2000 Network Design MCSE 70-221: Analyzing Technical Needs (W22102)
	Windows 2000 Network Design MCSE 70-221: Infrastructure Design (W22103)
	Windows 2000 Network Design MCSE 70-221: DHCP and Name Services (W22104)

	Windows 2000 Network Design MCSE 70-221: Designing a WAN (W22106)
	Windows 2000 MCSE 70-221: Management and Services (w22107)

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