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Microsoft Server 2008 Certification: Routing's Not Just For Cisco Exams Anymore!  by: Chris Bryant, CCIE #12933 Knowing routing theory and routing protocols has always been a big part of earning your CCNA and CCNP certifications. According to Microsoft's exam blueprints for the Server 2008 certification exams, that knowledge will also serve you well on your Microsoft exams. The topic outline for the Configuring Windows Server 2008 Network Infrastructure exam (70-642) specifically mentions routing and routing protocols as exam topics. Specifically mentioned are RIP, OSPF, and static routing - three topics every CCNA and CCNP candidate will be well prepared to handle! IPSec isn't part of the CCNA exam, but you'll see it on at least one CCNP exam, and it's also listed as a 70-642 exam topic. IPv6 and IPv4 addressing are both covered on the 70-642 as well. Microsoft's website lists the following major skills you should expect to see on this exam: Configuring IP addresses and Services (routing with RIP and OSPF, static routing, persistent routing, addressing, DHCP and DHCP options including relay agents, IPSec policies, Authentication Header and Encapsulating Security Payload, subnetting, supernetting) Configuring Name Resolution (DNS configuration, zones, records, replication, and integration with Active Directory, and client computer name resolution techniques) Configuring Network Access (includes NAT, VPNs, RADIUS, 802.1x authentication, MS-CHAP, firewalls, and remote authentication) Configuring File And Print Services (self-explanatory) Monitoring And Managing A Network Infrastructure (includes SNMP and Windows Server Update Services) Your CCNA and CCNP preparation will not quite be enough to get you past this exam, but as you can see, it'll give you a great head start! About The Author Chris Bryant, CCIE #12933, is the owner of The Bryant Advantage (http://www.thebryantadvantage.com ), home of free CCNA and CCNP tutorials, and The Ultimate CCNA and CCNP Study Packages. For free daily CCNA, CCNP, CCENT, Network+, Security+, and A+ questions, just visit the website and sign up for the daily newsletter!   View More Videos from the "Computers and Internet" category: How To Track Links and Mentions on Twitter Taboola Pioneers Text to Video Tool for Bloomberg, CNN and Revision3 Getting to know Google Chrome - #6 - Google Chrome Tabs Pt. 1 Make Your Own Ringtones For Free With Audiko   Read More Articles from the "Computers and Internet" Category: Websites - Why Many May Be Better Than One by Ron Strand Stabilize The System By Removing Spyware by Arvind Singh Microsoft Navision and Crystal Reports - An Overview by Divine Rigor E-Commerce And The Hosting Providers In India by John Anthony Website Reviews: What To Look For In Reviewing A Website by Bernard Peh PhotoShop Tutorial - PhotoShop Tutorial to Turn Your Photos into Watercolor Paintings by Jeyanth Watson PhotoShop Can Be Easy to Learn - Start Today by Jeyanth Watson Help Power Your Business With Twitter by Andy Scherer How to Create a CRM Data Capture Procedure Checklist by Perry Norgarb How to Choose a Content Management System by Collyn Floyd << Back to "Computers And Internet" Index

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