ANNAMALAI UNIVERSITY

DIRECTORATE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

B.Sc in System and Network Administration

REGULATION AND SYLLABUS

B.Sc. IN SYSTEM AND NETWORK ADMINISTRATION (BSNA) REGULATIONS AND SYLLABUS

REGULATIONS

Duration The duration of the programme of study will be three years.

Medium of Instruction English will be the medium of instruction.

Eligibility for Admission – Regular Stream Applicants for admission to the B.Sc in System and Network Administration

programme must have passed the examinations at Higher Secondary / Pre-University Course / Second year Foundation Course / Three years Technical Diploma level or an examination accepted by the Syndicate as equivalent thereto. For the Award of the Degree

Candidates for the B.Sc in System and Network Administration degree shall be required to pass the examination held by the University after undergoing the prescribed programme of study through Distance Education.

A Diploma in System and Network Administration will be awarded to the students, those who discontinue the programme after successfully completing the First year of this programme.

An Advance Diploma in System and Network Administration will be awarded to the students, those who discontinue the programme after successfully completing the First year and second year of this programme. Lateral Entry – II Year

The candidates seeking admission to the second year of the above programme should have successfully completed the First year of study from any recognized University in the same discipline with at least 75% of syllabi common to this University or the candidates who have completed 3 year Diploma after completing Higher Secondary examination. Lateral Entry – III Year

The candidates seeking admission to the third year of the above programme should have successfully completed the First and Second years of the study from any recognized university in the same discipline with at least 75% of syllabi common to this University. Attendance

Candidate will be permitted to appear for the examination only if he / she has attended 80 percent of the theory and practical classes during that year.

Those who fail to attend the classes during the year will not be permitted to sit for the examination of that year.

At the end of each year of study, candidate should take their examination in all the papers studied during that year.

Passing Requirements

A candidate shall be declared to have passed the examination if he/she secures a minimum of 40 percent of marks in the examination in each course.

All the other candidates shall be deemed to have failed in the written examination of that year.

However, he/she has to appear again for the course in which he/she has failed in order to get a pass at the subsequent examination.

If a candidate passes all the prescribed examinations he/she shall be qualified for the award of the B.Sc in System and Network Administration degree.

Classification of Successful Candidates Aggregate Classification

a. 75% and Above First class with Distinction

b. 60% and above but below 75% First class

c. 50% and above but below 60% Second class

d. 40% and above but below 50% Third class

Only those candidates who passed all the examinations prescribed for the programme in the first instance and within a period of three years are eligible for ranking. Failed Candidates

A candidate, who failed in any course, in first/second year, will be permitted to proceed to the next year.

Courses of Study and Scheme of Assessment Code No. Course Name Duration of

Exam (Hours) Marks

FIRST SEMESTER 11 Language

(Tamil/Hindi/French/Telugu/Kannada/Malayalam) 3 100

12 English Prose and Composition 3 100 13 Computer Hardware and Digital Electronics Systems 3 100 14 Operating System and Application Software 3 100 15 Lab - I – Assemble Desktops & Laptop Maintenance 3 100

SECOND SEMESTER 21 Computer Networks and Internet TCP/IP 3 100 22 Understanding PC Problems and Troubleshooting 3 100 23 Installing and configuring Wi-FI Network 3 100 24 Networking with different NOS 3 100 25 Lab – II - LAN Networking tools and devices

THIRD SEMESTER 31 Understanding Client/Server Network 3 100 32 windows server 2008 Security infrastructure 3 100 33 Advance windows 2008 network Management 3 100 34 Enterprise information & Storage management 3 100 35 Lab - III - windows server 2008 ADS

FOURTH SEMESTER 41 Securing Web Technologies 3 100 42 Server Virtualization Technologies & Emailing 3 100 43 Installing and configuring Linux Technologies 3 100 44 Administrating Linux Server 3 100 45 Lab –IV- Configuring Linux server services 3 100 FIFTH SEMESTER 51 Internetworking Models and Devices 3 100 52 Managing advance Cisco Routers and Switches 3 100 53 Information Security and Ethical Hacking 3 100

54 Designing and administrating Cisco internetwork infrastructure 3

100

55 Lab – V - Designing and implementing Wi-Fi 3 100 SIXTH SEMESTER 61 Vulnerability Assessment and Disaster recovery 3 100 62 Computer Forensic and Incidence Response 3 100 63 Remote Infrastructure management 3 100

64 Lab – VI - Configuring Electronic Security Systems in IT Network 3 100

65 Project and Viva-Voce 3 100

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1. Prose: Gadya Manjusha Ed. By Govind, Amar Prakashan, Mathura (U.P) – 281011 Lessons Prescribed: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 and 10 only.

2. Drama: Ekanki Manch Ed. By Dr. V.P.Amithab, Mohan Printers, Delhi Lessons: 1 to 5 only

FRENCH Prose and Poetry

Prose: Text Course de language etde civilization Francises by G.Mauger (Blev) – Book 1

lessons 1 to 25 along with the Grammer of the same text book – Pages 1 to 72 POETRY

Reveil – Mms E.De Pressense Petitemere:recontez – G.Duhamel Le Marche – Albert Samain Notreviere – Henri Chantavoine L’Qutomne – Victor Hugo The above five poems are in the same text books: Pages 204 to 206

TELUGU COURSE–I : Poetry

Old Literature: (Selected pieces.) 1. Hamsa kaakiiyoopaakhyaanamu : Tikkana Somayaji 2. Rukmuni Kalyanamu : Bammera Pothana 3. Annamacharya Sankiirthanalu : Ten Sankirthanas.

Modern Literature: (Selections) 1. Prabodhamu } 2. Janmabhumi } : Rayaprolu Subba Rao 3. Puurnamma : Gurajada Appa Rao. 4. Udayam naa hrudayam : Prof. C. Narayana Reddy. 5. Seshendra chamatkarikalu : Gunturi Seshedra Sarma 6. Janapada Sahityam : Katamaraju Kathalu (Selections)

i) Katamaraju Eswaruni Prarthincuta ii) Khadga Tikkana

Applied Grammar 1. Sangna Parichedamu 2. Sandhi parichedamu : From Balavyakaranamu

Vruttas i. Utpalamala ii. Campakamala iii. Saarduulam iv mattebham v Sragddhara vi. Mattakokila vii. Taruvooja viii siisam ix Ataveladi. x Tetagiti

Alamkaras I Sabdalankaras:

i. Vrutyanuprasa, ii. Chekanauprasa, iiiLatanuprasa, iv. Yamakam, v. Muktapadagrastham.

II. Arthalankaras: i. Upamalankara ii. Utprekshalankara iii. Rupakalankara iv. Sabdalankara v. Atisayoktyalankara vi. Sleeshalankara vii. Dipakalankara. viii. Drushtaantalankara.

Total : 100 Pages nearly

KANNADA COURSE–I

COURSE–I : Poetry And Grammar Poetry

A representative collection of old and medieval Poetry about 100 pages – General understanding and appreciation of poetry, beauty, the language of the poetry etc. Prescribed Text

I. Praacheena Kaavya Maarga - Edited by G.S.Siddhalingaiah and A.R.Mitra, Prasaranga, Bangalore University, Bangalore-56. Vol 2, 1999.

1. Kavi-Kaavya Chintana

2. Saamanyame bageye Bhavthkesha paasha prapancham ?

3. Pavithramathimabbeya charitham

4. Vaishampaayana Gili

5. Nalakoobara prasanga

6. Vachana Sangraha

7. Kumbaara Gundayyana Ragale

8. Chandramathi Vilaapa

9. Athmangavudu Kurupu ?

10. Hagegalanu Hindidanu manadolage

11. Goraksha Prasanga

12. Mullidida maraneridanthaadudu

13. Kiruverala Sate.

Grammar Applied Grammar:

1. Sangnaa Prakarana 2. Sandhi Prakarana - From ‘Shabdamani Darpana’, by Keshiraja.

Ed : Abdul Basheer. Vruttas:

i. Champaka maala ii. Uthpala maala iii. Shardula vikreeditha iv. Maththebha vikreeditha v. Sragdharaa vi. Mahasragdharaa

Alankaaras: 1. Shabdalankaara :

i. Vruthyanupraasa ii. Chekanuprasa iii. Yamaka iv. Chitrakavithva

2. Arthalanakaaras : i. Upamaalankaara ii. Roopakalankaara iii. Arthaantharanyasa iv. Shleshaalankaara v. Deepakaalankaara vi. Drushtathaalankaara vii. Uthprekshaalankaara

MALAYALAM COURSE–I : Poetry And Grammar

Poetry: 1. Kavyamala Published By University Of Kerala (First 8 poems only)

A representative collection of modern Malayalam Poetry about 85 pages. a. Kaliyachan - P. Kunhiraman Nair b. Pengal - Idassery Govindan Nair c. Mazhuvinte katha - Balamaniyamma d. Sahyante Mahan - Vailoppilli Sreedharamenon e. Himalayan Panayam - Chemmanam Chacko f. Saphalamee Yathra - N.K.Kakkad g. Kasabianka - K.Ayyappa Panikkar h. Ambalamani - SugathaKumari

Grammar 1. Keralapanineeyam – A.R.Rajararajvarmma 2. Sabdhasodhini – A.R.Rajararajvarmma (published by SPCS, Kottaym)

Applied Grammar: a. Vibhakthi b. Sandhi c. Samasam.

Vruttam: a. Sragdhara b. Saarduulam c. Kakali d. Manjari e. Keka f. Nathonnatha g. Tharangini h. Vanchippattu

Alamkaram a. Upama b. Utpreksha c. Rupakam d. Atisayokthi e. Deepakam f. Drushtaantam g. Sleeshama

English Prose And Composition Prose Texts for Detailed Study 1) Reader’s Delight: An anthology of Twentieth Century Prose. Ed. By R. Sundara

Raju, The National Publishing Co. Madras. 2) Prose in Practice: Ed. By K.P.K.Menon, Macmillan and Co., Madras.

General Study 3) Inspiring Lives: Ed. By G. Nageswara Rao, Emerald Publishers, 1982. 4) Stories from the East and West, Ed. By R.Ganapathy, Emerald Publishers, 1982. 5) Great Expectations: Charles Dickens

Precis Writing Usage: i. Change of Voice

ii. Reported Speech iii. Degrees of comparison iv. Use of Articles, Preposition etc. v. Correction of Sentences

13. COMPUTER HARDWARE AND DIGITAL ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS Unit- 1 Introduction to Computers- Advantages- Disadvantages Assembling Computer –Different parts computers - Connecting various Devices and Components- BIOS Setup –Load Fail-Safe Default- Load Optimized Default- Standard CMOS Features- Advance BIOS Features - Advance Chipset Features- BIOS Setup Integrated Peripheral- Power Management Setup- PnP - PCI Configuration- Frequency Voltage Control- Supervisor-User Password Setting- Partitioning and Formatting HDD- Introduction to file system- Different types file system Unit- 2 Input Devices- Function Input devices– Keyboard- Mouse- Scanner- MIC- Light Pen- and Touch Screen and their Components - Output Devices- Function output devices Monitor and Types monitors- Speaker- Printer and its types- Inside to Printer and Plotter Unit- 3 Memory- Primary and Secondary Memory- RAM and ROM and its types- memory Packages and Modules - SIP- DIP SIMM- DIMM- RIMM’s Modules- Installation Techniques- Introduction the Cache Memory- Types the Cache Memory- Virtual Memory- Flash Memory- Secondary Storage Devices – FDD- CD- HDD- DVD- and their Internal Components and Structures- installing different storage devices. Unit- 4 Introduction to Electronics- difference between electrical and electronics- concepts current- voltage- résistance- types current and their conversion- different Types Electronic Components and their sub types- soldering electronic components- electronic tools- switching circuits- power electronics and digital electronics. Unit- 5 - Microprocessor- BUS and It’s Types- CPU Generation and X86 Intel family processor- MHz and GHz. Identification Processor- Different Parts Motherboard Processor Slot-Socket- Memory Slot- Expansion Slot- IDE Connector- FDC connector- COM Port- Parallel Port- USB- BIOS- Front panel connector- Keyboard Connector- Power connector- Display connector- Sound Port- Ps-2 Connector.

References: 1. Electronic Devices and Circuits – K. Lal Kishore, B.S. Publications, 2nd Edition,

2005.

2. Thyristors and Applications – M. Ram Murthy, East-West Press, 1977.

3. Electronic Devices and Circuits – J. Millman and C.C. Halkias, TMH Publications,

1998.

14. OPERATING SYSTEM AND APPLICATION STWARE Unit – 1 Introduction to OS- Distinction Between DOS and Windows- DOS – Internal Commands - Partitioning and Formatting HDD- Introduction to file system- different types file system- and Practical Partitioning and Formatting HDD Drive- Introduction to OS- Types OS- Installation Operating System and Application Stware. Ms fice- Tally and WinZip- Winrar Unit – 2 Repairing windows Operating System Console repairing and graphical repairing and Removing Application Stware’s - MS fice- Tally and WinZip- Winrar -.-Introduction the Stware- Different types the Stware- Difference between Systems stware’s and Application Stware- Third Party Stware - System stware - Overview all system stware - Operating system - I-O Manager – Assembler – Compiler – Linker – Loader. XP Edition Intro- Introduction to XP Pressional and its new Features- Understanding Workgroup and Domain- Upgrading earlier version Windows to XP. Unit- 3 VIRUS- Major Areas VIRUS Attacks- Types Viruses- Anti-Virus and Various Types Antivirus Packages and Tools - Multitasking – Multiprogramming - Time sharing – buffering – spooling - Process and thread management - Concept process and threads - Process states - process management - context switching - Interaction between processes and OS - Multithreading Unit- 4 Process states - process management - context switching - Interaction between processes and OS - Memory management - Memory partitioning – Swapping - Paging - Segmentation - virtual memory - Concepts- Overlays- Demand paging- Performance demand – Paging - Page replacement algorithm - Allocation algorithms Unit 5 File Systems - File concept - File support - Access methods - Allocation methods - Directory systems - File Protection - Free Space management- Understanding User Accounts - The Computer Management Snap-in- Setting Properties User Account- Enabling and Disabling Guest Accounts.

References:

1. Operating Systems, Achyut S. Godbole, Tata Mc Graw Hill, 2nd Ed -2006

2. Operating Systems, D. M. Dhamdhare, Tata Mc Graw Hill, 2nd Ed.-2007

3. Understanding Operating System, Flynn and Metioes, Thomsan Pub 4th Ed -2009

15 LAB - I – ASSEMBLE DESKTOPS AND LAPTOP MAINTENANCE

The Record should contain work done by students on Assemble design. There should be minimum two exercises for each topic outlined below

Portable Systems -Portable Computer - Evolution the Portable Computer Laptops:

Laptops - The Problems Using Portables - General Solutions to Laptop Problems

Types and Classes Portable Computers - Major Features

SECOND SEMESTER

21 COMPUTER NETWORKS AND INTERNET TCP-IP

Unit -1 An Introduction to Networking - Networking Standards and the OSI Model - Transmission Basics and Networking Media - Introduction to TCP-IP Protocols- Local Area Network- Metropolitan Area- Wide Area Network- Sharing Hardware - Sharing Stware- About Network Interface Card – NIC Unit – 2 Introduction to LAN- Definition- Advantage and Disadvantage- Requirement a Network- Different types computing Centralized- Distributed- Collaborative- Different types Network. Peer to peer and server based Project Guidelines in LAN Technology Unit - 3 Introduction various types Cables- Concept Crimping and Various Types Cabling pattern- CAT5 Cable Crimping- Configuring Peer to Peer Networking- IP Addressing- Definition- Types IP addressing Static and Dynamic- Different Network Classes- Max - Hosts in each Class - Conversion Decimal to Binary and Binary Number to Decimal.

Unit- 4 OSI Reference Model- Importance and Need- Function each OSI Model Layer {Application Layer- Presentation Layer- Session Layer- Transport Layer- Network Layer- Data link Layer- Physical Layer - Protocol- Need and importance- Various TCP-IP Protocols Suite-TCP- IP- ICMP- UDP- DNS- FTP- Telnet- -.-Network Topologies-Definition- Different types network topology Bus- Ring- Star- Star Bus and Star Ring- Physical Mesh Unit – 5 Media –Definition - Bandwidth- Bounded and Unbounded media- media types Coaxial- Twisted Pair- Fiber Optic- Benefits and Limitations each type media- Wireless Technology Radio- Microwave- Infrared- Signal Transmission- LAN Connectors BNC- AUI- RJ45- RJ11- Null Modem.

Reference: 1. Guide to Networking Essentials ,Greg Tomsho, Publisher: Course Technology; 5

edition (June

21, 2006)

2. Networking Essentials Unleashed, Mark A. Sportack (Author), Anthony Northrup

(Author),

Publisher: Sams Publishing; 1st edition (March 2006)

3. Computer Networking Essentials , Debra Littlejohn Shinder (Author), Publisher:

Cisco Press

(May 30, 2001)

22. COMPUTER PROBLEMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING

Unit- 1– Troubleshooting Computer –Definition - Tools - Troubleshooting Display Problem- HDD problem- CDROM problem- FDD problem- Sound problem -.- Troubleshooting Systems -Troubleshooting Keyboard Problem- Mouse Problem- Sound Problem- Printer Problem- and Modem - Networking. Unit- 2 Concept-Definition- Requirements Network- Different types Network- peer to peer and server based-Networking Concept- Media –Definition- Bandwidth- Bounded and Unbounded media- media types Coaxial- Twisted Pair - Fiber Optic- Benefits and Limitations each type media. Unit 3 Visual Identification - Inspection Fault Area- Check for Loose Connections- Check whether power supply is ON and OK. Hardware – I-O Slots Troubleshooting – ISA- PCMCIA PCI- AGP- Basic Troubleshooting in Motherboard- Troubleshooting in Visual Display Unit- Switch Mode power Supply – SMPS. Unit 4 Troubleshooting in 8259 - Programmable Interrupt Controller- Interrupt Assigned -Device- DMA – Direct Memory Access- Uninterrupted Power Supply- Online Uninterrupted Power Supply- Fline Uninterrupted Power Supply- Troubleshooting in Audio – Loudspeaker- Headset -Troubleshooting in Chip Level Services Troubleshooting in AMD and INTEL Processor Lineups Latest - Processor Technologies Construction and Operation Hard Disk - Hard Disk Platters and Media – SUBSTRATE - Magnetic Media - Head Actuator- Unit 5 Keyboard – Membrane- Hall Effect- Mechanical Switch - Dome Switch - Mouse – UPS – Printer – Scanner- Troubleshooting in Managing Printers- Troubleshooting in Managing Documents- and Printers- Understanding printer Administration- Accessing Printer- Setting Printer Permission to Control Access - System Assembling in Hardware- Network Troubleshooting- Windows Troubleshooting- LAN- MAN and WAN Troubleshooting- Configure TCP-IP Troubleshooting.

Reference:

1. Principles of Computer Hardware Troubleshooting, Alan Clements (Author), Publisher:

Oxford University Press, USA; 4 edition (March 30, 2006)

2. A+ Guide to Hardware: Managing, Maintaining and Troubleshooting, Jean Andrews (Author),

Publisher: Course Technology, 4 edition (December 12, 2006)

3. Network and hardware Troubleshooting, John Matsoukis, and Publisher: O'Reilly Media, Inc

2009

23. WI-FI NETWORKS

Unit – 1 Installing and connecting the Access point. Configuring and connecting the wireless LAN- Assigning IP Address to LAN card- defining Workgroup name- Configuring various LAN options and Access point. Accessing WLAN with the wired network- sharing files and folders- Configuring the Access-point across wired and Wireless Network- Implement the Security on the wireless Network- Sharing Data- Files- and Folders across the Wireless and Wired Network Unit – 2 Introduction to IEEE 802.11 standard- Importance- Difference between 802.3 standard and 802.11 wireless standard- difference between CSMA-CD v-s CDMA-CA -802.3 frame format v-s 802.11 frame format- identify the methods describe in 802.11 standard for locating- joining and maintaining connection with WLAN Unit -3 Implementation 802.11- shared key authentication- Encryption Algorithm- wireless security attacks- preventing attacks- eavesdropping- RF jamming- man in middle- encryption and cracking- hijacking -.-Troubleshooting wireless LAN- Identifying the problem- Implementation challenges- Unit-4 Multipath -Hidden nodded- Near-far- narrow band and wideband- RF interface- system throughput- co-channel and adjacent channel- weather problem - Troubleshooting network connectivity- sharing internet connection LAN Sharing and Proxy- using messenger service over the LAN- using command netstats- netview- Unit-5 Tracert- ipconfig-all- nslookup- and other network utilities- Troubleshooting wireless LAN- Identifying the problem- Implementation challenges- multipath -Hidden nodded- Near-far- narrow band and wideband- RF interface- system throughput- co-channel and adjacent channel- weather problem.

Reference:

1. Wi-Fi Network , Dwayne McDuffie (Author), Denys Cowan , JJ Birch , Publisher: DC

Comics - 2010

2. Wi-Fi Concepts , Alan Clements (Author), Publisher: Oxford University, Press, USA; 4

edition - 2006

3. Wi-Fi Maintaining, Jean Andrews (Author), Publisher: Course Technology, 4 edition 2006

24. NETWORKING WITH DIFFERENT OS Unit – 1 Installation windows 98 OS- Installation windows 7- Installation Windows Server 2008 O- Using windows control panel and its options. Unit – 2 Concept Domain controller- Difference between workgroup and Domain controller- DNS- installation and configuration DNS- Installing domain controller- uninstalling domain controller- connecting client to domain controller- Concept network mapping- manual mapping and auto mapping- remote desktop sharing- web connectivity Through logmein- using net meeting- Unit- 3 Creating Local users and groups- adding users to group- assigning rights to the users- configuring local security rights- using NTFS permissions- Creating Domain user and group- assigning user rights- resetting user password- adding user to group- deleting user account- sharing file and folder- providing security- Security inheritance. Unit-4

Installing and Configuring Hardware Devices - Working with Drivers - Troubleshooting

Hardware Devices the Hardware Wizard – Using Driver Rollback to restore advice

driver-Configure hardware devices - Drivers on a Computer - Running creating an

answer file - Setup Manager Wizard

Unit-5 Introduction-Windows XP, Install Windows XP Professional by using the System Preparation Tool- Basic Program Layout- Screen Saver Settings- Configure and manage file systems- Troubleshoot the boot process and other system issues- Configure the desktop environment, and use profiles to control desktop customization.- Configure and support Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).- Configure Windows XP Professional to operate on Windows networks

Reference:

1.Network with OS Comments, William R. Stanek, Publisher: Microsoft Press, 2008

2. Windows Group Policy Administrator's Pocket Consultant, William R. Stanek,, Publisher:

Microsoft Press; 1 edition, 2009

3. Windows Command-Network Administrator's Pocket Consultant, 2nd Edition, William R.

Stanek, Publisher: Microsoft Press; 2nd ed. edition, 2008

25. LAB-II-LAN NETWORKING TOOLS AND DEVICES

The Record should contain work done by students on Lan Networks and tools There should be minimum two exercises for each topic outlined below Different Network Devices: Hub- Switch- Repeater- Bridge- MUX- Different Internetworking Devices -Router- Routers- Gateway- CSU’s - DSU’s Introduction to printer: Types printer- installing printers- sharing printers- printer properties- installing network printer- Introduction to backup- to backup- types backup- scheduled backup and restoring backup data.

THIRD SEMESTER 31. CLIENT AND SERVER NETWORK

Unit – 1- Installing Active Directory Domain Services- Active Directory- Identity and Access- Beyond Identity and Access- Components Active Directory Infrastructure- Preparing to New Windows Server 2008 - Adding the AD DS - Roles Windows Interface- Domain Controller- Windows Server 2008 - Active Directory Domain Services - Server Core- Understanding Server Core- Installing Server Core- Performing Initial Configuration Tasks - Adding AD DS to a Server Core Installation- Removing Domain Controllers- Installing a Server Core Domain Controller. Unit – 2- Active Directory Administration Tools - Finding the Active Directory Administrative Tools- Adding the Administrative Tools to Your Start Menu- Running Administrative Tools with Alternate Credentials- Creating a Custom Console with Active Directory Snap- ins- Saving and Distributing a Custom Console- Creating and Managing a Custom MMC- Creating Objects in Active Directory- Creating an Organizational Unit- Creating a User Object- Creating a Group Object- Creating a Computer Object- Finding Objects in Active Directory- Delegation and Security Active Directory Objects- Unit - 3- Understanding Delegation- Viewing the ACL an Active Directory Object- Object- Property- and Control Access Rights- Assigning a Permission Using the Advanced Security Settings Dialog Box- Understanding and Managing Permissions with Inheritance- Delegating Administrative Tasks with the Delegation Control Wizard- Reporting and Viewing Permissions- Removing or Resetting Permissions on an Object- Understanding Effective Permissions- Designing an OU Structure to Support Delegation- Delegating Administrative Tasks. Unit – 4 - Automating the Creation User Accounts- Creating Users with Templates- Using Active Directory Command-Line Tools- Creating Users with Dsadd- Importing Users with CSVDE- Importing Users with LDIFDE- Automating the Creation User Accounts- Creating Users with Windows Power Shell and VBScript- Introducing Windows Power Shell- Understanding Windows Power Shell Syntax- Cmdlets- and Objects- Getting Help- Using Variables- Using Aliases- Namespaces- Providers- and PSDrives- Creating a User with Windows Power Shell- Importing Users from a Database with Windows Power Shell-

Unit – 5 - Executing a Windows Power Shell Script- Introducing VBScript- Creating a User with VBScript- VBScript vs. Windows Power Shell- Creating Users with Windows Power Shell and VBScript. Supporting User Objects and Accounts- Managing User Attributes with Active Directory Users and Computers-Creating and Managing Groups- Managing an Enterprise with Groups- Defining Group Naming Conventions- Understanding Group Types- Understanding Group Scope- Converting Group Scope and Type- Managing Group Membership- Developing a Group Management Strategy- Creating and Managing Groups. Reference:

1. Client Administrator's Pocket Consultant, 2nd Edition, William R. Stanek,

Publisher: Microsoft Press; 2nd ed. edition 2008.

2. Admin Scripting Little Black Book, Jesse M. Torres (Author) Publisher: Paraglyph Press;

Third Edition edition, 2006

3. Admin911: Server 2000 Ivens Paul, Publisher: McGraw-Hill/OsborneMedia; 4th edition,

2000

32. WINDOWS SERVER 2008 SECURITY INFRASTRUCTURE Unit – 1 Configuring Sites and Subnets- Understanding Sites- Planning Sites- Managing Domain Controllers in Sites- Understanding Domain Controller Location- Configuring Sites and Subnets- Configuring the Global Catalog and Application Directory Partitions- Reviewing Active Directory Partitions- Understanding the Global Catalog- Placing GC Servers- Configuring a Global Catalog Server- Universal Group Membership Caching- Understanding Application Directory Partitions- Replication and Directory Partitions- Configuring Replication Unit – 2 Connection Objects- Configuring Inter-site Replication- Monitoring Replication- Configuring Replication - Understanding Domain and Forest Functional Levels- Understanding Functional Levels- Domain Functional Levels- Forest Functional Levels- Raising the Domain and Forest Functional Levels- Lesson Summary- Managing Multiple Domains and Trust Relationships- Defining Your Forest and Domain Structure- Moving Objects Between Domains and Forests- Unit – 3 Authentication Protocols and Trust Relationships- Manual Trusts- Administering Trusts- Securing Trust Relationships- Administering a Trust Relationship. Understanding and Installing AD LDS- Understanding AD LDS- AD LDS Scenarios- Installing AD LDS- Installing AD LDS- Configuring and Using AD LDS- Working with AD LDS Tools- Creating AD LDS Instances- Working with AD LDS Instances- Working with AD LDS Instances. Understanding and Installing Active Directory Certificate Services- Understanding AD CS- Installing AD CS- Installing a CA Hierarchy- Configuring and Using Active Directory Certificate Services- Finalizing the Configuration an Issuing CA- Finalizing the Configuration an Online Responder- Considerations for the Use and Management AD CS- Unit – 4 Understanding and Configuring Network Connections- Are Network Layers- Exploring the Layers the TCP-IP Networking Model- Configuring Networking Properties for a Windows Vista or Windows Server 2008 Client. Configuring TCP-IP Addresses- Understanding IP Version 4 IPv4 Addressing- The Structure IPv4 Addresses- Understanding Routing and Default Gateways- Understanding IPv4 Address Ranges- Is Subnetting- Advantages Subnetting- the Subnet ID

Unit -5 Determining the Number Subnets- Using Variable-Length Subnet Masks VLSMs- Learning to Work with Address Blocks- Lesson Summary- and Understanding IP Version 6 IPv6 Addressing- Introducing IPv6 Addresses- Understanding IPv6 Address Types- IPv6 Transition Technologies- Testing IPv6 Connectivity- Installing a DHCP Server- Understanding DHCP Address Assignment- Adding the DHCP Server Role- Deploying a DHCP Server- Configuring a DHCP Server- Performing Post- installation Tasks- Understanding DHCP Options Classes- Installing and Configuring DHCP on a Server Core Installation- Creating an Exclusion Range. Routing- Routing Overview- Examining Network Routes- Routing Protocols- Static Routing- Analyzing and Configuring Routing. Reference: 1. Windows Server 2008 Inside Out, William R. Stanek, Publisher: Microsoft Press 2008

2. Windows Group Policy Administrator's Pocket Consultant, William R. Stanek,, Publisher:

Microsoft Press; 1 edition, 2009

3. Windows Command-Line Administrator's Pocket Consultant, 2nd Edition, William R. Stanek,

Publisher: Microsoft Press; 2nd ed. edition (June 14, 2008)

33. ADVANCE WINDOWS 2008 NETWORK MANAGEMENT Unit -1 DNS Name Resolution- DNS Components- Understanding How a DNS Query Works- Understanding How Caching Works- Exploring Automatic Name Resolution in Local Networks- Deploying a DNS Server- Deploying a DNS Server on a Domain Controller- Deploying a DNS Server on a Stand-alone or Member Server- Deploying a DNS Server on a Server Core Installation - Configuring a Caching-only DNS Server- Configuring Server Properties. Unit – 2 Configuring Network Address Translation- Network Address Translation Concepts- Configuring Internet Connection Sharing- Configuring Network Address Translation Using Routing And Remote Access- Troubleshooting Network Address Translation- Configuring NAT- Configuring Wireless Networks- Wireless Networking Concepts- Wireless Networking Standards- Wireless Security Standards- Infrastructure and Ad Hoc Wireless Networks- Configuring the Public Key Infrastructure Unit – 3 Wireless Networks Using Windows Server 2008-Connecting to Wireless Networks- Deploying Wireless Networks with WPA-EAP- Best Practices for Wireless Networking- Configure WPA-EAP Authentication for a Wireless Access Point. Connecting to Remote Networks- Remote Access Overview- Configuring Dial-up Connections- Configuring VPN Connections- Troubleshooting VPN Connection Problems- Configuring Connection Restrictions- Testing Connectivity- Establishing a Remote Access VPN Connection Unit – 4 Configuring Windows Firewall- Why Firewalls Are Important- Firewall Priles- Filtering Inbound Traffic- Filtering Outbound Traffic- Configuring Scope- Authorizing Connections- Configuring Firewall Settings with Group Policy- Enabling Logging for Windows Firewall- Identifying Network Communications- Configuring Windows Firewall- Configuring Network Access Protection- Network Access Protection Concepts- Planning a NAP Deployment- Installing and Configuring the Network Policy Server- Configuring NAP Enforcement- Configuring NAP Components- NAP Logging- Configuring DHCP NAP Enforcement. Unit - 5 Managing File Security- NTFS File Permissions- Encrypting File System- Encrypt and Recover Files- Sharing Folders- Installing the File Services Server Role- Using Quotas- Sharing Folders- DFS Overview- flint Files- Working with Shared Folders- Backing Up and Restoring Files- Shadow Copies- Windows Server Backup- Backing Up and Restoring Files- Managing Printers- Installing the Print Services Server Role- Installing Printers- Sharing Printers- Configuring Printer Permissions- Adding Printer Drivers- Configuring Printer Pooling- Configuring Printer Priorities- Managing Internet Printing-

Generating Notifications- Deploying Printers with Group Policy- Migrating Printers- Managing Printers from a Command Prompt or Script- Monitoring Printers- Install and Share a Printer.

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2006

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2000

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34. ENTERPRISE INFORMATION AND STORAGE MANAGEMENT

Unit – 1 Deploying Windows in a Windows Server 2008 Environment- Windows Deployment Fundamentals- Windows Deployment Methods- Practice: Creating a Windows PE CD- Configuring Windows Deployment Services- Introducing Windows Deployment Services- Understanding WDS Infrastructure Components- Installing WDS- Configuring WDS- Capturing Images with WDS- Deploying Images with WDS-Deploying Virtual Machines- Are Virtual Machines- Virtual PC 2007- Virtual Server Unit – 2 Deploying a Terminal Server- Understanding Terminal Services- Enabling Remote Desktop- Installing Terminal Services- Staging the Terminal Server- Configuring Terminal Services- Introducing the Terminal Services Configuration Console- Configuring Connection RDP-Tcp Properties- Configuring Terminal Services Server Properties- Configuring Terminal Services Printer Redirection- Configuring and Managing Terminal Services Clients- Configuring Terminal Services Client Settings- Configuring User Priles for Terminal Services- Managing Terminal Services User Connections- Managing Resources in Client Sessions- Deploying Terminal Services Gateway- Overview Terminal Services Gateway. Unit – 3 Planning Name Resolution- Planning Windows Server 2008 DNS- Using New DNS Features and Enhancements- Planning a DNS Infrastructure- Configuring DNS- Planning Internet Protocol Addressing- Analyzing the IPv6 Address Structure- Investigating the Advantages IPv6- Implementing IPv4-to-IPv6 Compatibility- Planning an IPv4-to-IPv6 Transition Strategy- Using IPv6 Tools- Configuring Clients Through DHCPv6- Planning an IPv6 Network- Configuring IPv6 Connectivity- Unit – 4 - Designing the Active Directory Administrative Model- Delegating Active Directory Administration- Using Group Strategy to Delegate Management Tasks- Planning to Audit AD DS and Group Policy Compliance- Planning Organizational Structure- Creating a Forest Trust- Designing Enterprise-Level Group Policy Strategy. Unit -5 Planning a Terminal Services Deployment- Planning a Terminal Services Deployment- Terminal Services Licensing- Deploying Applications Using Terminal Services Web Access- Planning the Deployment - Using RemoteApp-. Planning the Deployment Terminal Server Farms- Planning the Deployment Terminal Services Gateway Servers- Planning Terminal Services

Reference:

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Course Technology; 1 edition 2006

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Media; 5 edition , 2008.

35. LAB - III - WINDOWS SERVER 2008 ADS

The Record should contain work done by students on Windows Server 2008 There should be minimum two exercises for each topic outlined below

Administering Groups in an Enterprise Best Practices for Group Attributes Protecting Groups from Accidental Deletion Creating Computers and Joining the Domain Domains- and Trusts- To Create Computers Creating Computers with Windows Power Shell Creating Computers with VB Scrip

FOURTH SEMESTER 41. SECURE WEB TECHNOLOGIES

Unit – 1 Installing the Web Server IIS Role- Understanding Web Server Security- Understanding IIS Components and Options- Understanding the Application Server Role- Understanding IIS 7.0 Role Services- Installing the Web Server IIS Role- Using Windows System Resource Manager- Configuring Internet Information Services - Working with IIS Management Tools- Creating and Configuring Web Sites- Unit - 2 Understanding Web Applications- Working with Application Pools- Working with Virtual Directories- Using Command-Line Management- Managing Web Server Configuration Files- Migrating From IIS 6.0-Configuring IIS Security- Understanding IIS 7 Security Accounts- Managing File System Permissions- Configuring IIS Administration Features. Unit - 3 Managing Request Handlers- and Controlling Access to Web Services- Managing IIS Authentication- Managing URL Authorization Rules- Configuring Server Certificates- Configuring IP Address and Domain Restrictions- IP Trust Levels SharePoint Central Administration Web Site- Managing SharePoint Operations Settings- Understanding Backup and Recovery for IP. Unit - 4 FTP- Installing the FTP Publishing Service- Configuring FTP Sites by Using IIS 6.0 Manager- Installing and Managing FTP 7- Managing FTP Sites- Managing FTP User Security- Configuring FTP Network Security- Managing FTP Site Settings- Using FTP Client Stware- Configuring SMTP- Installing the SMTP Server Feature- Configuring SMTP Services- Monitoring SMTP Virtual Servers- Using an SMTP Virtual Server. Unit – 5 Configuring and Managing Windows SharePoint Services- Understanding Windows SharePoint Services- Understanding WSS Deployment Options- Verifying the WSS Installation- Using the SharePoint Central Administration Web Site- Managing SharePoint Operations Settings- Understanding Backup and Recovery for WSS- Deploying and Configuring SharePoint Sites- Managing Web Applications- Installing Application Templates

42. SERVER VIRTUALIZATION TECHNOLOGIES AND EMAILING Unit – 1- Planning Operating System Virtualization- Virtual Server 2005 R2- Hyper-V- Managing Virtualized Servers- Candidates for Virtualization- Planning for Server Consolidation- Designing Virtual Server Deployment- Planning Application Virtualization- Microst St Grid Application Virtualization- Planning Application Virtualization- Identifying PKI Requirements- Reviewing PKI Concepts- Identifying PKI-Enabled Applications- Identifying Certificate Requirements- Reviewing the Company Security Policy- Assessing Business Requirements- Assessing External Requirements- Assessing Active Directory Requirements- Assessing Certificate Template Requirements- Designing the CA Hierarchy- Planning the CA Infrastructure- Creating a Certificate Management Plan- Selecting a Certificate Enrollment Method- Creating a CA Renewal Strategy- Defining a Revocation Policy- Planning a PKI Management Strategy. Unit – 2 - Planning for Data Sharing and Collaboration- Planning a DFS Deployment- DFS Namespaces Advanced Settings and Features- DFS Replication Advanced Settings and Features- Overview the DFS Design Process- Planning a SharePoint Infrastructure- Designing a Data Sharing Solution- Choosing Data Security Solutions- Protecting Volume Data with Bit Locker- Choosing a Bit Locker Authentication Mode- Bit Locker Securityesign Considerations- Planning for EFS- Using AD RMS- Designing Data Storage Security- Planning for System Recoverability and Availability- Planning AD DS Maintenance and Recovery Procedures- Seizing Operations Master Roles- Using Network Load Balancing to Support High-Usage Servers- Using Failover Clusters to Maintain High Availability- Designing a Stware Update Infrastructure- Microst Update as a Stware Update Solution- Windows Server Update Services as a Stware Update Solution- System Center Essentials 2007- System Center Configuration Manager 2007- Windows Server 2008 Stware Update Infrastructure- Managing Stware Update Compliance- Microst Baseline Security Analyzer- SCCM 2007 Compliance and Reporting- Planning and Deploying Security Baselines- Role-Based Security and SCE Reporting. Unit – 3- Hardware and Stware Requirements- Planning Disks- DNS Setup- Active Directory- Domain Registration- Active Directory Requirements- Active Directory Schema Changes- Join the Domain- Basic Differences between Editions- and Types Client Access License. Exchange Server 2007 Setup- Error Reporting- Typical vs. Custom Installation- Client Settings- Switching Between .Net Framework 1.1 and 2.0-Add WSCG Component- Get Critical Updates- Adding or Removing Exchange Roles.

Unit – 4 - Public Folder Architecture- Scenario Management Requests- Tools for Managing Public Folders- Creating New Public Folders- Assigning Public Folder Permissions- Allowing Public Folders to Receive and Send Mail. Address Lists- Creating a Custom Address List- How the Global Address Book Works- A Brief Explanation fline Address Books- Dynamic Distribution Groups- Scenario Management Requests- Configuring Mail- Working with Contacts- Creating and Using Distribution Groups- The set-distribution group Command- Rooms and Equipment Mailboxes- Using Recipients Filtering- configuring Microst outlook and .pst backup and other outlook features. Public Folder Architecture- Scenario Management Requests- Tools for Managing Public Folders- Creating New Public Folders- Assigning Public Folder Permissions- Allowing Public Folders to Receive and Send Mail. Address Lists- Creating a Custom Address List- How the Global Address Book Works- A Brief Explanation fline Address Books- Dynamic Distribution Groups- Scenario Management Requests- Configuring Mail- Working with Contacts- Creating and Using Distribution Groups- The set-distribution group Command- Rooms and Equipment Mailboxes- Using Recipients Filtering- configuring Microst outlook and .pst backup and other outlook features. Unit – 5 - Basic E-mail Connectivity Diagram- Checking DNS Records- Firewall Rule Allowing Port 25 Inbound- Test for Outbound Port 25 Access- Test if Exchange Server is listening on Port 25- Configure Authorized Domains and E-mail Policy- Testing Inbound E-mail- Testing Outbound E-mail-Anti-Spam Architecture- Installing the Edge Anti-Spam Filters on the Hub Transport- Connection Filtering- Sender Filtering- Sender ID Filtering- Create an SPF Record- Content Filtering- Attachment Filter- Transport Rules- The Address Rewrite Agent-Safelist Aggregation Unit – 5 - Backup Essentials- to Backup- Using NTBackup- Volume Shadow Copy- Setup Local Continuous Replication- Standby Continuous Replication Basics. Scenario Management Requests- Delegating Mailboxes- Linked Mailboxes- Managed Folders and Folder Policies- Scenario Management Request- Mail Flow Troubleshooter- Message Tracking- Performance Monitor and Performance

43. INSTALL AND CONFIGURE LINUX TECHNOLOGIES Unit – 1 Introduction to Linux- Red hat Linux- features red hat Linux- is red hat Linux difference between windows- Linux kernel structure and Linux- and the culture free stware- Linux HDD strategy-linux file and folders hierarchy -Red hat Linux file systems---Ext2-Ext3-swap partioning-boot partition. Unit – 2 red hat Linux versions -various red hat Linux editionsPersonal edition-workstation-server and enterprise minimum hardware requirement for installing the Red hat Linux- Installing red hat Linux- detailed installation Red hat Linux. Unit – 3 - Getting started with the red hat linux-logging into Red hat linux-various desktop modesGNOME desktop- KDE desktop -X terminal Desktop- Introduction to Linux shell- difference between Dos and shell -understanding the Linux shell- using the various Linux shell commands- Using Linux shell commands- difference between user prompt and root user prompt- Linux commands id- who- pwd- echo $home- cd- ls- ps-ps –au-ps aux | less- -bin-date- echo $PATH- type bash- history- using vi editor and it’s shortcuts- history 8-!n-!!- redirectors commands cat- using man command- echo “I am $2003-1958 years old.”-ls –l $BASH- echo $USER- Unit -4 - setting our own environmental variables- jobs- fg %1-bg %5-Adding aliases- alias p=’pwd ; ls-CF’- alias rm=’rm –I’- mkdir- chmod- ls a*-ls g*t-ls ----e-ls g---e*-ls [abw]*-echo “I finished the proj $ date” >> ~-projects- understanding the file permissions- ls – ld -umask- chmod –R 777 -tmp-test- mv- cp- rm- rm*-:!date-:!jobs--hello--the.*foot- and various vi editor commands-Using Redhat Linux stware applications- Finding out the RPM’s on the internet- Configuring the yum for downloading the packages-yum check-update-yum list | less- installing and managing RPm’s files- - I- -u- -q--e- -v -.removing packages with rpmquering the packages with rpm- mount -mnt-cdrom- installing stware in gzip-tar format .

44. ADMINISTRATING LINUX SERVER

Unit – 1 - Introduction to DNS- configuring DNS- configuring network- configuring primary name server- secondary name server- identifying name server- and varying DNS- resolving the name server- reserving a domain name- Connecting with internet- creating dial-up connection- setting up the Linux server as a router- configuring proxy server- configuring Mozilla for using proxy- configuring internet explorer to use proxy- Unit -2- Printer -types- setting up the print server- choosing the CUPS-LPRng services- configuring local printer- adding windowsSMB printer- Using web based administration- Using print commands- removing print jobs- configuring printer on windows network- Setting up the file server- advantage creating file server- setting up an NFS file server in red hat linux-checking the NFS services- mounting NFS file system-unmounting NFS file system- setting up the samba file server- installing samba- configuring samba server- configuring samba with SWAT- using samba shared directories- Introduction to SMTP and send mail- Installing and running send mail- configuring send mail- getting mail from server- configuring Pop-Setting up an FTP server- Unit -3 - Configuring vsFTPd- user accounts- setting FTP access- uploading and downloading the files- navigating the vsFTPd site- creating FTP users- setting up FTP directories- message file- specifying the permissions on FTP server- Setting up a web server- introduction to web server- the apache web server- quick starting the apache web server- Setting up boot server DHCP and NIS-using DHCP- setting up DHCP server- configuring the dhcpd.conf- assigning the fixed ip address- starting the DHCP server- setting up DHCP client- Setting up NIS domain- setting up red hat Linux as an NIS client- verifying Nis client- mapping the NIS mapping- setting up the red hat Linux as an NIS slave server.

LAB –IV- CONFIGURING LINUX SERVER SERVICES

Unit – 1 – Using root logins- becoming super users with su commands- learning various administrating GUI tools and commands- working with HDD-CDROM and FDD mounting and unmounting the devices- using fdisk command to create partitioning- using Disk Druid-df-df –h-du-du –h -home-user-top-apm –m-apm –s- Unit – 2 - Creating user accounts- assigning password to user- creating a group- adding user to a group- deleting user- deleting a group- adding a user to home directory- resetting a user password- modifying user account- creating quota files. Checking quotas- removing temp files automatically-System initialization -Changing run level- managing xinetd services- Scheduling task- viewing schedule jobs- deleting scheduling jobs- introduction to Backup - to take backup- different types backup- backup medium- writing a CD- restoring the backup files- is LAN- LAN topologies- AN equipments-NIC cables- Hubs- Switches-IP addressing- Configuring TCP-IP for LAN connecting computers in the lan -creating workgroup network.

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FIFTH SEMESTER

51. INTERNETWORKING MODELS AND DEVICES

Unit – 1 – Basics Networking- Ethernet Networking Simplex- Half duplex- full duplex- Cisco Three Layer Hierarchical Model Core- Distribution- Access layer-Networking and Internetworking Devices Hubs- Switches- Routers- Ethernet media- UTP Implementation- Cabling LAN Straight- Cross and Rolled over- Cabling WAN- Cabling Routers for Serial connections- Unit- 2 - Introduction to OSI Model- Advantage OSI Ref. Model and Layers- Application Layer- Presentation Layer- Session Layer- Transport Layer- Network Layer- Data link Layer- Physical Layer- Functionality- TCP-IP and the DoD Model- Application layer Protocols TCP-IP- ICMP- Telnet- FTP-TFTP-NFS- SMTP- XWindow- DNS- DHCP-BootP Unit -3 – Conversion Decimal into Binary And Hexadecimal Conversion- IP Addressing -Introduction -Importance- Types IP addressingStatic and Dynamic-Classes IP addressing- reserved add- pub and Pvt. IP addressing- Concept Subnetting- Importance Subnetting- Calculating valid subnets for the network- VLSM- Fast way Subnetting Class –A- B and C- Troubleshooting IP addressing. Unit-4 – Conversion Decimal into Binary And Hexadecimal Conversion- IP Addressing -Introduction -Importance- Types IP addressingStatic and Dynamic-Classes IP addressing- reserved add- pub and Pvt. IP addressing- Concept Subnetting- Importance Subnetting- Calculating valid subnets for the network- VLSM- Fast way Subnetting Class –A- B and C- Troubleshooting IP addressing- Catalyst 1900 and Switch operations- Layer2 Switching- Bridging V-S LAN switching- Spanning Tree Protocol STP- LAN switching types and Configuring Catalyst switch switch startup- setting the password- Hostname- IP information- Interface description- Erasing switch configuration..

52. MANAGING ADVANCE CISCO ROUTERS AND SWITCHES

Unit – 1 – Introduction to Cisco IOS- Bringing up a router- Command line Interface- Overview router modes- Router - Switch startup- Router and switch administrator functionHostname- Banner- Setting password- password Encryption- Description -.-Configuring router from command line- Configuring Router interface E.g. Ethernet- Serial- Viewing- saving- and erasing configuration- creating a network on a router simulator. Unit – 2 - Routing Basics- Different Types routing Static- Dynamic and Default- Routing protocol basics Administrative Distance- Routing protocol- Routing loops- Maximum Hop counts- root Poisoning- Holddowns- Configuring static Routing- Creating a simple network and Configuring Static routing on Router Simulator or Boson Stware and practice- Configuring Dynamic Routing- Dynamic Protocols RIP- EIGRPand OSPF RIP Definition- RIP timers- Configuring The RIP- Verifying the Rip Routing Table-EIGRP Unit – 3- Definition- timers- Configuring EIGRP- Verifying EIGRP routing table- verifying your Configuration show protocol- show IP protocol- Debug IP rip- debug IP IGRP. OSPF features and operation- Configuring OSPF- Verifying OSPF Features and Terminology- show IP OSPF- show IP- OSPF database- show IP OSPF interface- show ip- OSPF neighbor- show IP protocols -. Unit -4 – Introduction to Access-list- Standard Access-list Definition- Configuration- Extended access-lists Definition- Configuration- named Access-list- Monitoring Access-list. Access list group and access list class.- verifying access list- Describe today's increasing network security threats and explain- describe the functions common security appliances and applications- explain the basic operation AT-Static and Dynamic NAT configuration- Configure NAT for given network requirements. Troubleshoot NAT issues- configuring NAT Using SDM- Creating ACLs with SDM- and Creating Firewalls with SDM. Unit – 1 - VLAN Basics- LAN membership Static and Dynamic- Routing between VLAN- Configuring VLAN Assigning Switch port- Trunk port- Configuring trunk port- Inter VLAN Routing- Unit – 2 -

Configuring VTP- Using Cisco Discovery Protocol CDP timers and hold time information- gathering neighbors information- using telnet- Resolving hostname- Checking Networking Connectivity Ping- Trace route -.

53. INFORMATION SECURITY AND ETHICAL HACKING

Unit – 1 – Introduction to Cryptography- History- types cryptography- application- Encryption stware- Encrypting and decryption files- Encrypting and decrypting the email messages- is a digital ID- how it works- use digital IDs- application supports digital IDs- Biometrics definitions- types- method biometric authentication Unit -2 – Introduction to Ethical hacking- Hacking impacts Resources- information-Time-Brand and reputation-modes ethical hacking- gathering info Port scan- print sweep-OS- Fingerprinting- Social engineering-performing various types IP-Email and wed spoing- Hijacking connection a host- Protecting against buffer overflow attacks- Introduction Steganography- How Does It Work -different Steganography techniques- Detecting Steganography- Steganography Tools- Steganography in text-images-audio and video- Mobile messaging and different types messaging- Tools and techniques for detecting mobile crime- Discovering Bluetooth devices Blue scanner- blue sniff- BT Browser- Hacking Bluetooth devices BlueBugger- CIHWB- BT crack -.

54. DESIGN AND ADMINISTRATION CISCO INTERNETWORK INFRASTRUCTURE

Unit – 1 - Introduction to WAN Overview- WAN Terms- WAN connection types- caballing The Wan network Serial transmission- DCE and DTE- Fixed and modular interfaces- Describe the Cable and DSL-Other WAN protocols HDLC- SDLC- Unit – 2- Configuring VPNs-IPSec using the SDM-PPP Encapsulation- Authentication PAP- CHAP- Configuring PPP on Cisco router- Verifying PPP encapsulation- Frame Relay Introduction- Implementation and monitoring

55. LAB – V - DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING WI-FI Unit -1 – Describe the Standards Associated with Wireless media including: IEEE WI-FI Alliance- ITU-FCC. Identify and describe the purpose the components in a small wireless network. Including: SSID- BSS- and ESS. Compare and contrast wireless security features and capabilities WPA security including: open- WEP- WPA-1-2- Unit – 2 - Introduction the DHCPv6- ICMPv6- How IPv6 works in an Internetwork- Auto configuration the IPv6- Configure Cisco Routers with IPv6- IPv6 Routing Protocol- Introduction the IPv6- Benefits and uses IPv6- Binary and Hexadecimal Format- Conversation the Decimal numbers into Binary and Hexadecimal- address Types- Special Addresses.

SIXTH SEMESTER

61. VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT AND DISASTER RECOVERY

Unit -1 - Vulnerabilities Introduction- vulnerabilities analysis- identifying and removing vulnerabilities- Instrusion detection system- Unit -2 - Password security for password through BIOS- System Password- Apllication password and email password- windows registry and editing windows registry. Unit -3 – Performing the backup- different types backup tool- backing up critical data and retention period- maintaining backup logs- backup security- performing restoration critical data- Introduction to firewall- types firewall- deny traffic on firewall- disabling unnecessary services- configuring DMZ- Enabling and disabling ports- monitoring firewall activity- implementing network based intrusion system.

62. COMPUTER FORENSIC AND INCIDENCE RESPONSE

Unit-1 – Introduction to computer forensic- Types forensic science- role computer forensic investigator- checking Saved file- deleted file- temporary file- Meta data- disk slack- steps taken by computer forensic investigator for investigation- responsibility forensic investigator- Definition evidence- Collecting evidences- rules for collecting evidence admissible- Reliable- authentic- complete and believable- Types evidence Direct- Real- Documentary- recovering the deleted files with recovery tools. Unit -2 – Security architecture an org.- security architecture standards and principles- security management- types security management Physical and Logical security-Defining data access policy and guideline- remote access policy and guideline- Email policy guideline- information ownership policy. Unit – 3 – Introduction IT act 2000- Need IT act- penalties and fence under IT Act 2000- Different act is as follows: 1. Authentication electronic record. 2. Legal recognition digital signature 3. Use electronic records and digital signature in gov. and other agencies. 4. Retention electronic record. 5. Access to computers and data fences:

6. 1. Tampering with computer source document 2. Hacking with computer system

3. Publishing information which is obscene in electronic form.

4. Power controller to give directions 5. Publication for fraudulent purpose

6. confiscation

63. REMOTE INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT Unit -1 - Introduction to RIM- different roles in RIM- Alert monitoring- performance- and security alerts- Resolution management performance- and security issues- Vulnerability management Identify potential security vulnerabilities and resolve -User monitoring Identify suspicious activity and take action- Backup and Archiving protect servers from any critical data loss or failure storage- Remote Application Management middleware and web-service developers and managers Unit – 2 - Intrusion Detection and Prevention on mission critical information infrastructure for any internal or external threats- Perimeter security management -Remote installation- configuration and management security infrastructure- Vulnerability management Periodic and real-time scanning for vulnerabilities- Compliance monitoring and reporting Track- audit and report all access to corporate information against standard compliance regulations- Web security management scan and detect vulnerabilities as well as fensive content. Unit - 3- Manage LANs- WANs- VPNs- Wireless networks- and Virtual networks and converged networks- Alert Remote monitoring networks- User monitoring Track and report all user activity on critical network infrastructure- Patch and configuration management- Remote NetAdmin service. Unit - 4 - storage and backup services based on various levels access- redundancy- performance and replication -Storage planning and design- Storage solution implementation Install and configure storage devices- SANs- NASs and "storage clouds" -Storage monitoring and management service levels and identify critical conditions -Storage optimization: Analyze existing storage implementation- develop and implement optimization techniques- Backup and Archiving Develop backup plans and implement backup solution to backup-archive mission-critical enterprise data. Unit - 5 - Desktop Management Services- remote-managed solutions- reliable and secure support and maintenance -Diagnostics and Root cause analysis- Security management desktop is free any virus- mal-ware- ad-ware- -.-Tune up and performance management Identify and resolve issues -Patch management: Identify any patch anomalies with the desktop applications -Backup and archiving backup the

critical data stored in your desktop- and protect from any critical data loss or failure hard disks- Remote assist Instantly solve any problem on end-user desktop. 64. LAB – VI - CONFIGURING ELECTRONIC SECURITY SYSTEMS IN IT NETWORK Unit – 1 – Introduction to cyber security- Objective cyber security- definition networking- advantage- different types network- Hardware requirement creating network- Different types WAN network- Different types transmission media Bounded and unbounded media- different types Network and Internetworking devices- Introduction to OSI reference model- different layers OSI ref model and their function in data communication- TCP-IP protocol stacks- Data communication and its format- different types data packet- packet format and its architecture- Introduction to OS- Architecture paging and swapping files. Unit -2 – Different types storage devices Fixed and removable- recovering failure OS- configuring and- updating windows patches- checking OS security vulnerabilities and integrity check- Creating and managing users and groups through command line- Configuring OS file and folder security- modifying ownership rights and configuring auditing- setting program access default to users- Installing- configuring and managing the antivirus stware- configuring exceptions- antivirus update server- Configuring Local security policy Password- Kerberos and other policies. Unit-3 – Introduction to wireless LAN- Radio frequency- setting up adhoc network- infrastructure mode network- securing network- configuring WEP- WPA- shared key authentication- sharing internet connection on the LAN- configuring internet explorer- Introduction to VPN- types VPN tunneling- requirement for creating VPN network- configuring and securing VPN network.

65. PROJECT AND VIVA-VOCE