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- Creating the Conceptual Design
by Gathering and Analyzing Business
and Technical Requirements
- Analyze the impact of Active
Directory on the existing technical
environment
- Analyze hardware and software
requirements
- Analyze interoperability requirements
- Analyze current level of service
within an existing technical environment
- Analyze current network administration
model
- Analyze network requirements
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- Analyze DNS for Active Directory
directory service implementation
- Analyze the current DNS infrastructure
- Analyze the current namespace
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- Analyze existing network operating
system implementation
- Identify the existing domain
model
- Identify the number and location
of domain controllers on the network
- Identify the configuration details
of all servers on the network. Server
types might include primary domain
controllers, backup domain controllers,
file servers, print servers, and
Web servers
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- Analyze security requirements
for the Active Directory directory
service
- Analyze current security policies,
standards, and procedures
- Identify the impact of Active
Directory on the current security
infrastructure
- Identify the existing trust relationships
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- Design the Active Directory infrastructure
to meet business and technical requirements
- Design the envisioned administration
model
- Create the conceptual design
of the Active Directory forest structure
- Create the conceptual design
of the Active Directory domain structure
- Design the Active Directory replication
strategy
- Create the conceptual design
of the organizational unit (OU)
structure
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- Design the network services infrastructure
to meet business and technical requirements
- Create the conceptual design
of the DNS infrastructure
- Create the conceptual design
of the WINS infrastructure
- Create the conceptual design
of the DHCP infrastructure
- Create the conceptual design
of the remote access infrastructure
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- Identify network topology and
performance levels
- Identify constraints in the current
network infrastructure
- Interpret current baseline performance
requirements for each major subsystem
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- Analyze the impact of the infrastructure
design on the existing technical
environment
- Analyze hardware and software
requirements
- Analyze interoperability requirements
- Analyze current level of service
within the existing technical environment
- Analyze network requirements
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- Creating the Logical Design for
an Active Directory Infrastructure
- Design an OU structure
- Identify the Group Policy requirements
for the OU structure
- Design an OU structure for the
purpose of delegating authority
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- Design a security group strategy
- Define the scope of a security
group to meet requirements
- Define resource access requirements
- Define administrative access
requirements
- Define user roles
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- Design a user and computer authentication
strategy
- Identify common authentication
requirements
- Select authentication mechanisms
- Optimize authentication by using
shortcut trust relationships
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- Design a user and computer account
strategy
- Specify account policy requirements
- Specify account requirements
for users, computers, administrators,
and services
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- Design an Active Directory naming
strategy
- Identify Internet domain name
registration requirements
- Specify the use of hierarchical
namespace within Active Directory
- Identify NetBIOS naming requirements
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- Design migration paths to Active
Directory
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- Define whether the migration will
include an in-place upgrade, domain
restructuring, or migration to a
new Active Directory environment
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- Design a strategy for Group Policy
implementation
- Design the administration of
Group Policy objects (GPOs)
- Design the deployment strategy
of GPOs
- Create a strategy for configuring
the user environment with Group
Policy
- Create a strategy for configuring
the computer environment with Group
Policy
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- Design an Active Directory directory
service site topology
- Design sites
- Identify site links
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- Creating the Logical Design for
a Network Services Infrastructure
- Design a DNS name resolution
strategy
- Create the namespace design
- Identify DNS interoperability
with Active Directory, WINS, and
DHCP
- Specify zone requirements
- Specify DNS security
- Design a DNS strategy for interoperability
with UNIX Berkeley Internet Name
Domain (BIND) to support Active
Directory
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- Design a NetBIOS name resolution
strategy
- Design a WINS replication strategy
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- Design security for remote access
users
- Identify security host requirements
- Identify the authentication and
accounting provider
- Design remote access policies
- Specify logging and auditing
settings
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- Design a DNS service implementation
- Design a strategy for DNS zone
storage
- Specify the use of DNS server
options
- Identify the registration requirements
of specific DNS records
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- Design a remote access strategy
- Specify the remote access method
- Specify the authentication method
for remote access
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- Design an IP address assignment
strategy
- Specify DHCP integration with
DNS infrastructure
- Specify DHCP interoperability
with client types
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- Creating the Physical Design for
an Active Directory and Network
Infrastructure
- Design DNS service placement
- Design an Active Directory implementation
plan
- Design the placement of domain
controllers and global catalog servers
- Plan the placement of flexible
operations master roles
- Select the domain controller
creation process
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- Specify the server specifications
to meet system requirements
- Design Internet connectivity
for a company
- Design a network and routing
topology for a company
- Design a TCP/IP addressing scheme
through the use of IP subnets
- Specify the placement of routers
- Design IP address assignment
by using DHCP
- Design a perimeter network
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- Design the remote access infrastructure
- Plan capacity
- Ascertain network settings required
to access resources
- Design for availability, redundancy,
and survivability
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