Apple OS X Advanced Support
Course
Online
Description
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Type
Course
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Methodology
Online
This five-day course will look at the advanced support topics such as deployment and remote management of OS X Devices, connecting OS X in to an Active Directory environment, managing OS X devices on a Windows network and the security of OS X and iOS. Learning Objectives Delegates will learn how to Configure basic OS X settingsActive DirectoryBinding OS X to Active DirectoryUser data ManagementTroubleshooting integrationDual directory integrationOS X Server overviewManaging OS X serverConfiguring Profile managerIntegrating management with Active DirectoryTroubleshooting issuesDeploying OS XPackagingApple Remote DesktopConfiguring with TerminalSecurity overviewSecurity planningOS X data securityOS X firewallsSecure network accessWeb, email and data protectionApp securityInternet securityDevice security
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Subjects
- Network Training
- Active Directory
- Network security
- Network
- Server
- Options
Course programme
ntroduction
- Welcome
- Agenda and Objectives
OS X
- OS X overview
- Installing OS X locally
- Configuring basic network settings, computer name and creating (local) user accounts
Active Directory
- Why Integrate? What does a Directory Service offer?
- Pre-requisites for AD Integration
- Preparing AD for OS X Integration
- local domains and how they may impact on OS X
Binding OS X to Active Directory
- DNS - recap of what it does and how to check it is correctly set up
- DNS - testing - Network Utility and Terminal
- Simple binding
- Advanced binding options
- Binding with Terminal
- Kerberos - overview and testing
- User Data Management
- Home directories - Local, Mobile, Network
- Default behaviour and best practice
- Deprecated technologies
Troubleshooting Integration Issues
- Troubleshooting binding and login issues
Dual Directory Integration
- What are Open Directory and LDAP?
- 'Magic Triangle'
- Managing devices in a dual directory environment
- Brief overview of third party AD plug-in options
OSX Server overview
- Installing OS X Server - including pre-requisites
- Configuring OS X Server
- Understanding and configuring Open Directory Masters and Replicas
- SSL Certificates - Self Signed vs CA issued
- Backing up OS X Server
Enabling Profile Manager
- Introduction to Profile Manager
- Profile Manager pre-requisites
- How does APNS work, and what does it need?
Configuring Profile Manager
- Enrolling Devices to Profile Manager
- Creating Profiles to manage devices
- Deploying Profiles
- Manage, Lock and Wipe devices
Integrating Management with Active Directory
- Binding OS X Server to AD and managing settings for AD users and groups
- Enabling AD Single Sign On from OS X Server
- Managing share points, login window options etc
Troubleshooting
- Common issues - how to avoid them and how to resolve them
Deploying OS X
- Considering the options - local vs network
- Local Deployment (using Filewave Lightning, Carbon Copy Cloner and Disk Utility)
- Creating a clean install image using AutoDMG
- Network Deployment (using NetInstall and DeployStudio)
- Exploring advanced workflows using DeployStudio
Packaging
- Creating software packages with InstallEase, Composer and/or Packages
Apple Remote Desktop
- Exploring Apple Remote Desktop
- Deploying packages with Apple Remote Desktop
- Scheduling tasks with Apple Remote Desktop
- Gathering reports with Apple Remote Desktop
Security overview
- Security news
- Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures
- OS X Security
- App updates
- Caching server
Security Planning
- Threat modeling
- Identify Assets and security objectives
- Infrastructure
- Mobile Security
OS X Security Architecture
- OS X architecture
- Layered security
- Device security
- Firmware password
- Find My Mac/iPhone
- POSIX permissions
- Access Control Lists
- File system protection
Data Security
- Elliptical Curve Cryptography
- Encrypted storage
- Encrypted .pdf files
- Encrypted backups
- FileVault
- Secure Erase/Wipe
OS X Firewalls
- Firewall options
- Application firewall
- IPv6 Firewall
- Packet filter
- 3rd Party firewall
Secure Network Protocols
- Network services
- Screen sharing
- File sharing
- Remote login
- Remote management
- Apple Remote Events
- Internet sharing
- Bonjour
- AirDrop
- VPN
- 802.1x
- Certificates
Web and email security
- Safari security
- Virus protection
- Malware protection
- Email security
- App Sandboxing
- App security
iOS System Security
- iOS secure boot
- iOS system architecture
- Secure Boot Chain
- Hardware encryption
- Passcodes
Encryption and Data Protection
- Hardware security
- Encryption and protection
- 3rd Party App data protection
- Protection classes
- Touch ID
- Secure Enclave
- Keychain Data Protection
App Security
- Code signing
- Runtime protection
- Entitlement Declarations
- Extensions
Network Security
- Certificates
- VPN
- Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth
- Single Sign-On
- AirDrop
Internet Services
- Apple ID
- Two factor authentication
- Cloud services
- Continuity
Device Security
- Activation Lock
- Bypass codes
Apple OS X Advanced Support