Overview/Description System Center Essentials 2010 is a system management tool for medium-size organizations. It is used by network administrators to manage computers and devices in their organizations. Essentials 2010 can be used to secure, monitor, update, and track their clients and servers in one central location, and can also be configured to manage clients and computers in workgroup based networks within the organization. This course discusses the benefits and features of using Essentials 2010. It also demonstrates how to install and complete the initial configuration, as well as how to...

Overview/Description Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 includes features that allow developers to integrate business data into their applications. This course provides an overview of those features and how to use them to create Line of Business LOB systems using the Business Data Catalog BDC, how to display and index data from external sources using the BDC, and how to use the BDC to interact with entities. This course is one of a series in the SkillSoft learning path that covers the objectives for the Technology Specialist (TS): Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 – Application...

Overview/Description Windows Server 2008 represents the next generation of server operating systems from Microsoft. With this release come notable improvements in security, remote access, networking, and performance monitoring. New administration features such as the command-line PowerShell and Server Manager are designed to ease administration and offer a secure way of administering Windows Server 2008 servers. Further enhancements to Terminal Services ensure that Windows Server 2008 maximizes the availability and flexibility of remote access and virtual environments. This course discusses...

Overview/Description As an inherently multi-user system, Linux requires a way to manage disk usage by different users, and does so through quotas. Linux file system security is managed though user and group permissions and ownership. Files in Linux can be linked in a flexible way through the use of hard and symbolic links. This course covers quotas and file level security, and the use of links and the locations of system files and other important file locations. This course is part of a series that prepares the learner for CompTIA Linux+ exam LX0-101 and Linux Professional Institute (LPI)...