70-293 Planning and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure

Exam 70-293 contains the following Training Videos:
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Introducing Certificates
Duration: 3:58
In this Video we Introduce you to Certificates, Public/Private Key Pairs, and Symmetric Keys.

Protecting the ROOT and Intermediate CA's
Duration: 1:46
In this Video we show you how to design your PKI Hierarchy to Protect the ROOT and Intermediate CA's. Protecting the ROOT and Intermediate CA's is Critical to the Security of your Certification Authority.

Installing the ROOT CA
Duration: 15:35
In this Video we show you how to Install the ROOT CA in a Standalone Workgroup Environment.

Installing the Intermediate CA
Duration: 6:37
In this Video we show you how to Install the Intermediate CA in a Standalone Workgroup Environment.

Installing the Issuing CA
Duration: 9:02
In this Video we show you how to Install the Issuing CA as an Enterprise Subordinate. Then we discuss Backups and Restoring your CA's.

Certificate Autoenrollment
Duration: 11:35
In this Video we show you how to use Certificate Autoenrollment to Automatically Enroll Users with Certificates. This is not an easy task, but even in a medium sized business, this can save you a considerable amount of time.

Issuing Certificates using Web Enrollment
Duration: 13:43
In this Video we show you how to Issue Certificates to users, using Web Enrollment.

Issuing Certificates using the Certification Authority MMC
Duration: 10:20
In this Video we show you how to Issue Certificates using the Certification Authority MMC and to Secure Access to a Website with SSL/Certificates.

Renewing Certificates
Duration: 4:55
Your ROOT, Intermediate and Issuing CA's need Certificates too! In this Video we show you how to Renew the Certificates for your PKI Hierarchy.

Key Recovery Agents
Duration: 18:34
In this Video we show you how to recover lost Keys by Creating a Key Recovery Agent. We demonstrate Archiving Keys and retrieving lost keys using the Certutil Utility. Then we recover an encrypted file, that has been encrypted with an old, deleted private key.