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Module 8: Planning to

Deploy a Migration

Strategy

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This module provides students with the knowledge and ability to create a

project plan for deploying a migration strategy, create planning documents, and

plan for testing and piloting the migration strategy.

At the end of this module, students will be able to:

Ñ Plan the deployment of their migration strategy.

Ñ Identify the planning documents to create.

Ñ Choose a method for deploying Microsoft® Windows® 2000.

Ñ Create the test and pilot plans for their migration strategy.

Ñ Define the steps to ensure a smooth transition from pilot to production.

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This section provides you with the required materials and preparation tasks that

are needed to teach this module.

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To teach this module, you need the following materials:

Ñ Microsoft PowerPoint® file 2010A_08.ppt

Ñ Module 8, “Planning to Deploy a Migration Strategy”

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To prepare for this module, you should:

Ñ Read all of the materials for this module.

Ñ Complete the labs.

Ñ Read all of the delivery tips.

Ñ Read the technical white paper, “Automating the Windows 2000 Upgrade,”

on the Student Materials compact disc.

Ñ Read the following chapters from the Windows 2000 Server Deployment

Planning Guide on the Student Materials compact disc:

• Chapter 4, Building a Windows 2000 Test Lab

• Chapter 5, Conducting Your Windows 2000 Pilot

• Chapter 13, Automating Server Upgrade and Installation

• Chapter 14, Using Systems Management Server to Deploy Windows

2000

• Chapter 21, Testing Applications for Compatibility with Windows 2000

Ñ Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC) course 1517, Principles of

Infrastructure Deployment, is a good source of information for general

deployment guidelines and Microsoft Solutions Framework processes

discussed specifically in this module and used throughout this course.

Ñ Read the Appendix, "Mitigating and Managing Risk During Migration."

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