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NTC 328 Week 1 Individual: Practice Labs: 70-742 Identity with Microsoft® Windows Server® 2016 Submission

Refer to the following completed modules in the Practice Labs: 70-742 Identity with Microsoft®Windows Server® 2016:

• Manage Active Directory Accounts Part 1
• Manage Active Directory Accounts Part 2
• Administer Active Directory Groups and OUS
• Manage Active Directory in an Enterprise Environment Part 1
• Manage Active Directory in an Enterprise Environment Part 2
• Maintain Active Directory Part 1
• Maintain Active Directory Part 2

Note: You should have already completed this step and have the screenshots saved within a Microsoft® Word document.

Submit your Microsoft® Word document to the Assignment Files tab.

NTC 328 Week 2 Individual: Practice Labs: 70-742 Identity with Microsoft® Windows Server® 2016 Submission

Refer to the following completed modules in the Practice Labs: 70-742 Identity with Microsoft®Windows Server® 2016:

• Deploy and Manage Domain Controllers Part 1
• Deploy and Manage Domain Controllers Part 2
• Deploy and Manage Domain Controllers Part3
• Manage Operations Master Roles
• Configure Domain Controller Cloning

Note: You should have already completed this step and have the screenshots saved within a Microsoft® Word document.

Submit your Microsoft® Word document to the Assignment Files tab.

NTC 328 Week 2 Individual: User Password and Account Lock Out Policy Settings

User password policy settings can be used to control the administration and management of user passwords. Account lockout policy settings determine how the operating system responds when a user enters an incorrect password. Imagine that you work for an organization where the leadership has asked you to create a technical guide that defines a User Account Password Policy and an Account Lockout Policy for Windows Server® 2016 users.

Use the Practice Labs, Windows Server® 2016 lab environment to take screenshots that demonstrate how to configure each of the settings defined in your User Account Password Policy and your Account Lockout Policy.

Create a 4- to 5-page technical guide that defines a User Account Password Policy and an Account Lockout Policy and shows how to implement each of these policies.

Your User Account Password Policy should define your organization’s policies for the following settings:

• Enforce password history
• Maximum password age
• Minimum password age
• Minimum password length
• Password must meet complexity requirements
• Store passwords using reversible encryption

Your Account Lockout Policy should define your organization’s policies for the settings:

• Account lockout duration
• Account lockout threshold
• Reset account lockout counter after

Submit your technical document to the Assignment Files tab.

NTC 328 Week 3 Individual: Practice Labs: 70-742 Identity with Microsoft® Windows Server® 2016 Submission

Refer to the following completed modules in the Practice Labs: 70-742 Identity with Microsoft®Windows Server® 2016:

• Create and Manage Group Policy Objects
• Manage Group Policy Processing
• Implement Group Policy Settings
• Configure Group Policy Preferences

Note: You should have already completed this step and have the screenshots saved within a Microsoft® Word document.

Submit your Microsoft® Word document to the Assignment Files tab.

NTC 328 Week 3 Individual: Backup and Restore Group Policy

A best practice recommendation in working with Group Policy Objects (GPO) is to make a backup of your GPOs before and after you make significant changes to them. Following this best practice will allow you to restore GPOs if issues like human errors occur while making GPO configuration changes.

Use the Practice Labs Windows Server® 2016 lab environment to configure a few GPOs, then use the Group Policy Management console to back up your GPOs.

Take screenshots from the Group Policy Management console for each step used in the process to back up your GPOs.

Create a 3- to 4-page technical document, including screenshots, documenting how you backed up and restored your GPOs and answer the following questions:

• Why is it important to back up your GPOs?
• Identify key steps used to back up your GPOs.
• Discuss where you save the GPO backup folder and the name of the backup folder.
• Discuss and provide screenshots demonstrating how to restore a GPO backup.

Submit your completed GPO backup paper to the Assignment Files tab.

NTC 328 Week 4 Individual: Practice Labs: 70-742 Identity with Microsoft® Windows Server® 2016 Submission

Refer to the following completed modules in the Practice Labs: 70-742 Identity with Microsoft®Windows Server® 2016:

• Install and Configure Enterprise Root CA
• Install and Configure Offline Root CA
• Manage Certificates Part 1
• Manage Certificates Part 2

Note: You should have already completed this step and have the screenshots saved within a Microsoft® Word document.

Submit your Microsoft® Word document to the Assignment Files tab.

NTC 328 Week 4 Individual: Deploying and Managing Certificate Authorities

CAs are used to manage the issuing and revocation of certificates.

Your organization has thousands of users in many locations. CAs must be deployed throughout the organization to enable the deployment of digital certificates. The IT manager in your organization has asked you to create a training presentation on deploying and managing CAs. Address the following concepts in your training presentation:

• Identify and describe 3 to 5 strategies for deploying the CAs throughout your organization.
• Demonstrate, through screenshots, how to take the root CA offline. Discuss what must be considered before taking the root CA offline.
• Discuss why it is necessary to publish the standalone root CA certificate. Demonstrate, through screenshots, how to publish the standalone root CA certificate.
• Identify and describe the permissions that a user has to have on a certificate template to be able to use auto-enrollment. Make sure to include the auto-enrollment permission.
• Show, through screenshots, how to modify a certificate’s purpose.

Use the Practice Labs Windows Sever® 2016 lab environment to create the required demonstration slides for this assignment.

Take screenshots of each task and include them in your PowerPoint® presentation.

Your PowerPoint® presentation should be multimedia-rich and include 18 to 20 slides, with detailed speaker notes for each slide.

Submit your presentation to the Assignment Files tab.

NTC 328 Week 5 Practice Labs: 70-742 Identity with Microsoft® Windows Server® 2016 Submission

Refer to the following completed modules in the Practice Labs: 70-742 Identity with Microsoft®Windows Server® 2016:

• Implement AD Rights Management Services
• Implement AD Federations Services

Note: You should have already completed this step and have the screenshots saved within a Microsoft® Word document.

Submit your Microsoft® Word document to the Assignment Files tab.

NTC 328 Week 5 Web Application Proxy (WAP) Implementation Guide

WAP is a remote access computer software feature in Windows Server® 2016. WAP provides the reverse proxy capability that allows users outside a corporate network to access web applications hosted on the internal corporate network. You have been asked by organizational leadership to create an implementation guide with best practices for new users.

Develop a task list that includes the necessary steps used when installing WAP in Windows Server® 2016.

Use the Practice Labs Windows Server® 2016 lab environment to take screenshots that show the required steps an expert would use to complete the following when installing WAP in Windows Server 2016:

• Install and configure WAP
• Integrate WAP with AD FS
• Implement WAP in pass-through mode
• Publish remote desktop gateway applications

Using your task list and screenshots, create a 4- to 5-page implementation guide that describes and shows how to implement WAP within the organization.

Submit your implementation guide to the Assignment Files tab.