MOC-2362 Deploying Microsoft ® .NET Applications for Systems Engineers

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Deploying Microsoft .NET Applications for Systems Engineers

Course 2362—Three days—Instructor-led

Introduction

This three-day instructor-led course teaches System Engineers how to deploy .NET applications and the .NET Framework, using different deployment techniques. It includes the basic architecture of .NET applications and how to secure, monitor, and maintain them.

Audience

The typical audience for this learning product is a skilled System Engineer with at least three years of network and server management experience.

At Course Completion

After completing this course, students will be able to:

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Describe what the Microsoft .NET Framework components are and how they work together.

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Describe the elements of and best practices for securing .NET applications.

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Configure .NET application security, including code-access and role-based security, using guidelines for best practices.

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Describe the different deployment mechanisms for a .NET application.

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Deploy applications built on the Microsoft .NET Framework using a variety of methods.

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Update components of an application built on the .NET Framework.

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Describe the elements of managing .NET assemblies.

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Deploy .NET assemblies.

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Configure ASP.NET applications and Enterprise Services.

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Monitor .NET applications, including the use of the Enterprise Instrumentation Framework (EIF).

Prerequisites

Before attending this course, students must have:

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Experience with Microsoft Windows® 2000 Server and/or Microsoft Windows Server™ 2003

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Experience with Microsoft Active Directory®

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Experience with TCP/IP including DHCP, DNS, etc.

Microsoft Certified Professional Exams

No Microsoft Certified Professional exams are associated with this course currently.

Course Materials

The student kit includes a comprehensive workbook and other necessary materials for this class.

Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to the .NET Framework

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Life after .NET

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.NET Framework Components

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.NET Framework Components and .NET Applications

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The Role of the Global Assembly Cache (GAC)

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Communications Between .NET Applications and Services

Module 2: Implementing a .NET Application Security Strategy

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Identifying .NET Framework Security Layers

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Applying .NET Security Principles

Module 3: Configuring .NET Application Security

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Configuring Code Access Security

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Configuring Role-Based Security

Module 4: Introduction to .NET Application Deployment

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Options for Deploying the .NET Framework

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Overview of Deploying .NET Applications

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Deploying a .NET Application using XCopy

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Deploying a .NET Application with No-Touch Deployment (NTD)

Module 5: Deploying .NET Applications by Using Microsoft Windows Installer (MSI)

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Microsoft Windows Installer (MSI) Features

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Creating Launch Conditions for an MSI Installation

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Creating Desktop Icons and Menu Shortcuts

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Creating Custom Actions

Module 6: Deploying Automatically-updating .NET Applications

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Overview of Automatically-updating Applications

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Deploying and Updating a Smart Client Application

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Deploying and Updating .NET Applications using the Application Updating Block (AUB)

Module 7: Signing .NET Assemblies

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Creating Strong-Named Assemblies

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Identifying Additional Signing Options

Module 8: Managing .NET Assemblies

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Deploying Assemblies to the Global Assembly Cache

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Configuring Assemblies for Side-by-Side Deployment

Module 9: Configuring .NET Components

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Configuring the ASP.NET Process Model

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Configuring .NET Enterprise Services

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Implementing .NET Remoting

Module 10: Monitoring .NET Applications

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Monitoring .NET Applications

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Testing Web Applications with ACT