Manage a Windows Server 2003 Network: Part 4

Table of Contents

1. Main Menu
2. Part 4: Configure & Manage Static IP Routing
3. 4.1 Basic Terminology
4. 4.2: Routing Basics
5. 4.2.1: Understanding the Routing Table
6. 4.3: Static Routing
7. 4.3.1: Persistent Routes
8. 4.3.2: An example of Static Route Configuration
9. 4.4: An Introduction to the Routing & Remote Access Service
10. Video: Using RRAS to configure and view Static Routes
11. Review Questions for Part 4

Part 4: Configure & Manage Static IP Routing

Objectives

Part 4 of the course has been designed to help an administrator configure and manage Static IP Routes on a Windows server 2003 network. The following areas will be covered:

• Understand terminology and routing basics

• Manage routing tables

• Understand how a Router uses the information stored in the routing table

• Configure static routes using command line and RRAS

After this part of the course you should be able to understand and interpret an IP routing table and be able to configure and manage static routes on a Windows server 2003 network