After completing Windows 2000 Network Administration MCSE 70-216: Working with IP Routing, the user should be able to:

	Install, configure, and troubleshoot IP routing protocols
	Manage and monitor border routing
	Implement Demand-Dial Routing
	Manage and monitor IP routing
	Manage and monitor IP routing protocols

Understanding IP routing protocols

	Host routing
	Router routing
	The routing process
	Routing technology

Working with RIP

	Functions of RIP
	RIP routing metric
	RIP version 1
	RIP version 2
	Configuring RIP

Working with OSPF

	Configuring OSPF
	OSPF operation
	Routing hierarchies

Working with Demand-Dial Routing

	Demand-dial routing
	Point-to-point protocol (PPP)
	Types of demand-dial connections
	Demand-dial security

Managing and Monitoring IP Routing

	Managing and monitoring IP routing protocols
	Using Route to configure static routes
	Troubleshooting RIP environments
	Troubleshooting OSPF environments

This course has the following features:

	Exercises that allow users to practice tasks in Windows 2000
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Simulations that allow users to practice course skills, even if they don't have access to Windows 2000
	A glossary
	A Skill Assessment

	General knowledge of computers, networking, and administration.
	Windows 2000 Professional series (WINPRO) or relevant experience.
	Windows 2000 Server series (W215SR) or relevant experience.
	Windows 2000 Network Administration MCSE 70-216: Working with DNS and DHCP (W21601)
	Windows 2000 Network Administration MCSE 70-216: Working with Remote Access (W21602)
	Windows 2000 Network Administration MCSE 70-216: Working with Network Protocols (W21603)
	Windows 2000 Network Administration MCSE 70-216: Working with WINS and NAT (W21604)

Windows 2000 Network Administration MCSE 70-216: Working with Certificate Services (W21606)

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