Master Diploma In Computer Ethical Hacker & Server Administrator

COURSE CODE : MS-04

ELIGIBILITY : 12th 

DURATION : 1 Year

SYLLABUS

 

 

Basic of Networking

 

• An Introduction to Networking , Networking Standards and the OSI Model , Transmission Basics and Networking Media , Introduction to TCP/IP Protocols , Topologies and Ethernet Standards , Network Hardware , WANs and Remote Connectivity , Wireless Networking ,Network Operating Systems , In-Depth TCP/IP Networking , Voice and Video Over IP ,Network Security , Troubleshooting Network Problems , Ensuring Integrity and Availability ,Network Management .

 

Server Administrator

 

Application components

• Know what operations can be performed with each client tool (Repository Manager, Designer, Workflow Manager, Workflow Monitor).
• Know the purpose and uses for each of the windows in the client tools (Output window, Details window, Navigator window, Task View, Gantt Chart View, etc).
• Be able to specify which components are necessary to perform various development and maintenance operations.

Nomenclature

• Be able to define all object types and properties used by the client and server tools.
• Be familiar with the properties of the Repository server and the Informatics server.
• Know the meaning of the terms used to describe development and maintenance operations.
• Know how to work with server variables.
• Understand the relationships between all Power Center object types.
• Know which tools are used to create and modify all objects.

 

Repository server

 

• Know how each client and server component communicates with relational databases.
• Be familiar with the connectivity options that are available for the different tools.
• Know the requirements for using various types of ODBC drivers with the client tools.
• Know the meaning of all database connection properties.
• Be familiar with the sequence of events involving starting the Repository server.
• Know which repository operations can be preformed from the command line.

Installation

 

• Understand the basic procedure for installing the client and server software.
• Know what non-Informatics hardware and software is required for installation.
• Be familiar with network related requirements and limitations.
•  Know which components are needed to perform a repository upgrade.
•  Be familiar with the data movement mode options.      

 

 

Security

 

• Be familiar with the security permissions for application users.
• Be familiar with the meaning of the various user types for an Informatics system.
• Know the basic steps for creating and configuring application users.
• Understand how user security affects folder operations.
• Know what passwords are needed to install new client software.

Object sharing

 

• Understand the differences between copies and shortcuts.
• Know which object properties are inherited in shortcuts.
• Know the rules associated with transferring and sharing objects between folders.
• Know the rules associated with transferring and sharing objects between repositories.

 

Repository organization and migration

 

• Understand the various options for organizing a repository.
• Be familiar with how a repository stores information about its own properties.
• Be familiar with metadata extensions.
• Know the capabilities and limitations of folders and other repository objects.
• Know what type of information is stored in the repository.

 

Designing Security for Microsoft Networks

 

Introduction to Designing Security :-- Introduction to Designing Security for Microsoft Networks Creating a Plan for Network Security  :-- Introduction to Security Policies , Defining a Process for Designing Network Security , Creating a Security Design Team

Identifying Threats to Network Security :-- Introduction to Security Threats , Predicting Threats to Security

Analyzing Security Risks  :-- Introduction to Risk Management , Creating a Risk Management Plan

Creating a Security Design for Physical Resources  :-- Determining Threats and Analyzing Risks to Physical Resources , Designing Security for Physical Resources

Creating a Security Design for Computers :-- Determining Threats and Analyzing Risks to Computers , Designing Security for Computers

Creating a Security Design for Accounts :-- Determining Threats and Analyzing Risks to Accounts , Designing Security for Accounts

Creating a Security Design for Authentication :-- Determining Threats and Analyzing Risks to Authentication , Designing Security for Authentication

Creating a Security Design for Data :-- Determining Threats and Analyzing Risks to Data , Designing Security for Data

Creating a Security Design for Data Transmission :-- Determining Threats and Analyzing Risks to Data Transmission , Designing Security for Data Transmission

Creating a Security Design for Network Perimeters :-- Determining Threats and Analyzing Risks to Network Perimeters , Designing Security for Network Perimeters

 

The Business & Legal Issues Of Ethical Hacking :-- Introduction to Ethical Hacking , System Hacking , Hacking WebServers , Email Hacking , PART XXIII – Cyber Forensics Basics , The Pre Attack Phases

 

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