CSS - 06-Week 3 - Module 3 - Windows Server R2 Configuration
CSS - 06-Week 3 - Module 3 - Windows Server R2 Configuration
MODULE FOR
CSS_06: SETUP COMPUTER SERVERS
ACTIVITY:
Answer the following questions on a sheet of paper:
PRE-TEST
1. What is Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS)?
2. What is DHCP?
3. What is an Organizational Unit?
I. DISCUSSION:
After the installation of Windows Server 2008 R2 and Motherboard Drivers, we will proceed now in
setting IP configuration and Computer name
Go to Control Panel - Select Network and Sharing Center - Select Change adapter settings or apply
these shortcut command; Press Windows button + R and type ncpa.cpl. The picture below will
appear on your screen, then click ok.
After setting up your IP Address, you will need to change the computer name.
Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS) stores directory data and manages communication between
users and domains, including user logon processes, authentication, and directory searches. An Active
Directory domain controller is a server that is running ADDS.
Click Next
o Choose “create a new domain in a new forest” and click Next.
Click Next
o Make your password. Note: use simple password only (i.e: Aite1234) and then click Next.
o Click Next and let the program install the ADDS: tick the box “reboot on completion”
4. Select the Reverse Lookup Zones, right click and select New Zone
7. Select “To all DNS server running on domain controllers in this domain:
networking.local”, then click Next.
10. Reverse lookup zone name will appear in 0.0.10.in-addr.arpa, and then click Next.
11. Completing the New Zone Wizard box will show and then click Finish.
12. In the DNS Manager, the created reverse lookup zone name will appear.
13. Select the created reverse lookup zone name, and then right click.
15. In the Pointer (PTR), Type the Host IP Address: 10.0.0.1 and the Host name:
server.networking.local and then click OK.
16. The created Pointer (PTR) will appear in the DNS Manager.
17. Select the SERVER, right click and select Launch nslookup.
4. The DHCP Server introduction details will show, then click Next.
7. Specify IPv4 WINS Server Settings, select “WINS is not required for the application on this
network”, then click Next.
10. Configure DHCPv6 Stateless Mode, select disable DHCPv6 mode for the server and click Next.
11. Authorize DHCP Server, select use current credentials, User name: NETWORKING/Administrator and
then, click Next.
12. Confirm Installation Selections, Click “Install” and wait until the installation is done.
13. Installation results will show. “Installation succeeded”, then click Close.
14. Select Server Manager and find the installed DHCP Server. Under DHCP server is the
server.networking.local and the IPv4. Under the IPv4 is the created DHCP scope.
4. Put a check on the File Server, File Server Resource Manager and Window Search Service,
then click Next.
5. Configure Storage; Select Local Disk D: and click Next. The Set Report options will appear, click
Next.
6. Again, Select the Local Disk D: and click Next.
7. Confirm the installation details and then click “Install”. Wait until the installation is done.
10. Click “Advanced Sharing”, put a check on Share this folder and click “Permissions”
13. In advanced sharing option, click “Caching” and select “No files or program from the shared
folder are available offline”. Click ok, select apply and click ok, then close.
14. Click Start, select Administrative Tools and click “File Server Resource Manager”. Click on the
“File Screening Management”, select “File Screen” and click “Create File Screen” on the actions
table. Browse the file screen path: your created user folder should be selected. i.e.
D:\NILOCSS\Students.
Select “Define custom file screen properties” and click “Custom Properties…”, Check “Audio and Video
Files” and “Executable Files”, then click OK. Click “Create” and Select “Save the custom file screen
without creating a template” and then click OK.
1. Click Start, select “Administrative Tools” and click “Active Directory Users and Computers”.
Select your domain users, right click, click “NEW” and select “Organizational Unit”.
2. Type your desire OU name: ex. Students and click OK. The created OU will appear under the Users
folder.
3. Click Start, select “Administrative Tools” and click “Group Policy Management”. Select “Forest:
your domain users”, right click on the OU Folder Students, and select “Create a GPO in the domain,
and link it here”. Type the desire name for New GPO (ex. Folder Redirection of Documents &
Desktop)
4. The created new GPO “Folder Redirection of Documents & Desktop” will appear, right click and select
“Edit”.
5. Find the User Configuration, select Policies, click Window Settings and select “Folder Redirection”.
6. Select the “Desktop”, right click, and click “Properties”. On the setting, select “Basic: Redirect
everyone’s folder”. Insert or paste the Root Path of the folder redirection. Go to settings and check
“Move the contents of Desktop to the new location”, then click Apply. (Note: Do the same in documents
folder redirection configuration).
7. Click Start, select “Administrative Tools” and click “Active Directory Users and Computers”. Click
your created domain, find your created folder “Students”, right click, click New and select “User”.
8. Fill-in the needed information in creating a User Account.
II. PRACTICE/APPLICATION:
III. ASSESSMENT:
IV. REFLECTION:
Prepared by:
Performance Objective:
1. LAN Cable
Tools and materials: 2. Network Operating System
(NOS)
3. Bond paper for documentation
Equipment: 2 stand-alone computer
Directions: Answer the following questions correctly. Write your answer on your answer
sheet. (5pts each)
A. List down all the step-by-step procedures in Installing ADDS.
B. List down all the step-by-step procedures in creating Organizational Unit and User
Account.
Prepared by: