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1 Windows 2000 Presented to CCC by Pat Schneider May 23, 2001

2 Windows 2000 History of the project Current status Future steps/phases

3 Windows 2000 Brief History of the Windows 2000 Project –Received Beta 1 release in October 1997

4 Windows 2000 Brief History of the Windows 2000 Project –Received Beta 1 release in October 1997 –Project kickoff in April 1999 Participating Units – College of Engineering, ASU West, ASU East, Information Technology

5 Windows 2000 Brief History of the Windows 2000 Project –Expansion of the project Other units joined the project Created various subcommittees –AD Model, Kerberos, Migration, Service Level Agreement, Student Domain, Dfs, Group Policy, Documentation, Exchange 2000, QA Environment

6 Windows 2000 Development of the test models –Several variations of forest/domain infrastructures

7 Windows 2000 Review by a Microsoft Consultant (August 2000) –http://www.asu.edu/it/w2k/documents.html

8 Windows 2000 Final production model defined (September 2000)

9 Windows 2000

10 Implemented empty root domain in production (September 2000) –AD.ASU.EDU –Provides a secured environment for schema management

11 Windows 2000 Implemented the ASURITE domain (October 2000) –ASURITE.AD.ASU.EDDU –Upgraded existing Windows NT 4.0 ASURITE domain to Windows 2000

12 Windows 2000 Created a Development Environment –TAD –TASURITE –TASUSTUDENT

13 Windows 2000 Development of the Service Level Agreement (April 2001) –Outlined four options that a unit can choose from for its environment Responsibilities vary depending on the option selected –http://www.asu.edu/it/w2k/documents.html

14 Windows 2000 Option 1 – Resource management via Organization Unit(s) in the ASURITE.AD.ASU.EDU or STUDENT.AD.ASU.EDU Domains –Units that do not have a Windows NT 4.0 domain and are using peer-to-peer networks; add only workstations to the domain

15 Windows 2000 Option 2 – Member Server(s) in the ASURITE.AD.ASU.EDU or STUDENT.AD.ASU.EDU Domains –Units who currently have Windows NT 4.0 domains and will take advantage of centralized account creation/administration by bringing member servers into the ASURITE and/or STUDENT domain.

16 Windows 2000 Option 3 – Separate Domain (child/peer) – Campus/College/VP Level Units Only –Units who currently have a Windows NT 4.0 domain and have a technical reason to maintain a separate domain.

17 Windows 2000 Option 4 – Separate Forest –Units who do not want to participate in the overall University Windows 2000 infrastructure

18 Windows 2000 Current Project Status –AD.ASU.EDU forest created Empty root Three domain controllers to support the forest –A-Wing, DataComm Room, BAC

19 Windows 2000 Current Project Status –ASURITE.AD.ASU.EDU domain created Upgrade of Windows NT 4.0 domain Three domain controllers to support the forest –A-Wing, DataComm Room, BAC Authentication domain Member servers will join this domain

20 Windows 2000 Current Project Status –ASU West joined the production forest (May 2001) Child domain

21 Windows 2000 Subcommittee progress –AD Model Working on defining OU structure for the ASURITE domain –Student Domain Working on defining the needs/requirements for a student domain –Kerberos Working on testing the integration of V5 Kerberos with Windows 2000

22 Windows 2000 Subcommittee progress –Group Policy Defining how to apply group policy within the individual OU’s –Dfs Testing out Dfs functionality –QA Environment Creating online request system Re-defining the environment

23 Windows 2000 Subcommittee progress –Migration Subcommittee Evaluating 3 rd party software to use for migrating from Windows NT 4.0 Documenting individual department environments Documenting various migration scenarios for department reference –Exchange 2000 Testing out migrating from Windows NT 4.0 and Exchange 5.5 to Windows 2000 and Exchange 2000

24 Windows 2000 Other work in process –Evaluating performance and event log monitoring software –Purchased Directory Analyzer to maintain the integrity of the Active Directory

25 Windows 2000 Future Steps/Phases –Implementing the AD model (June/July) Establish the OU structure and delegate permissions to the Unit Administrators –Implementing the AP process (June/July) Self-sub new users and put them in the Active Directory, in appropriate departmental groups

26 Windows 2000 Future Steps/Phases –Student Domain (Fall 2001) Implement OU structure Implement AP process –QA Environment (June – Sept.) Re-build the environment (June/July) Implement requesting/tracking system (Sept.)

27 Windows 2000 Future Steps/Phases –Documentation (June) Complete all documentation defined in the SLA and have it posted on the new Windows 2000 web page http://www.asu.edu/it/w2k/documents.html –Exchange 2000 Upgrade current servers to Windows 2000 (Fall 2001) Upgrade current servers to Exchange 2000 (Fall 2001)

28 Windows 2000 Future Steps/Phases –Kerberos implementation (?) Integrate the ASUSTUDENT domain with Kerberos authentication.

29 Windows 2000 Future Steps/Phases –Enterprise application support –Overall Windows 2000 security –Windows XP

30 Windows 2000 Questions & Comments

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