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1) The document provides instructions for configuring IP address management (IPAM) in a test lab domain consisting of VM1 as the domain controller and VM2 for IPAM. 2) Steps include installing IPAM on VM2, provisioning the IPAM server, configuring IPAM via PowerShell, adding IP address blocks and retrieving address space data. 3) Managing DHCP and DNS is also configured using IPAM, including creating DHCP scopes and reservations, as well as forward and reverse DNS zones with associated records.

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Final Assignment

1) The document provides instructions for configuring IP address management (IPAM) in a test lab domain consisting of VM1 as the domain controller and VM2 for IPAM. 2) Steps include installing IPAM on VM2, provisioning the IPAM server, configuring IPAM via PowerShell, adding IP address blocks and retrieving address space data. 3) Managing DHCP and DNS is also configured using IPAM, including creating DHCP scopes and reservations, as well as forward and reverse DNS zones with associated records.

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Final Assignment

A. IPAM

##Change VM2 computer name .


##Domain join VM2 to domain controller VM1.

1) Install IPAM feature in VM2.


2) Provision IPAM server. GPO Prefix:IPAM1
3) Configure IPAM in VM2 using powershell.
Invoke-IpamGpoProvisioning -Domain testlab.com -GpoPrefixName IPAM1
-IpamServerFqdn example1.testlab.com
Goto VM1. Tools--> GroupPolicyManagement--> Expand forest-->Expand Domains and see
if you are able to view IPAM1 group policy objects created and connected to the domain or
not.
4) Click Tools--> Active Directory users and computers--> Click users. Search for
IPAMUG--> Members tab-> Add Enterprise Admins and Event Log Readers as group
members.
5)Reboot VM1(Restart-->Operating System Reconfiguration(Planned))
6) Goto VM2-->IPAM-->Configure Server Discovery-->Add the root domain and Finish
7) Click on Start Server Discovery(Step4 in IPAM Tasks). Wait till its in Ready mode
8)Click Step 5- Select or Add Servers to manage and verify IPAM access. Right click on
available server selection and Click Edit Server. Change Unspecified to Managed. Select
DC,DHCP and DNS. Click OK. Right click on server again-Refresh and Retrieve. Wait till you
see the server in green tick mark.
9) Click on IP address space.-->TASKS-->Add IP Address Block.
Network ID: 192.168.10.0, Prefix length-24, rest leave as it is.Click OK.
Click on IP Address Inventory-->TASKS-->Retrieve Address Space Data. Then check each
tab under Monitor and Manage option to see if there are entries listed.

10) Managing DHCP using IPAM


Under Monitor and Manage, click on DNS and DHCP Servers.Select the DHCP server,
i)right click and choose Edit DHCP Server Properties. Click ShowAll--> Yes Yes-->Click OK.

ii) right click on DHCP Scope. Click ShowAll.


Scope Name: IPAMScope
Start IP address:192.168.12.2
End Ip address: 192.168.12.254
Lease duration:3 days.
Click OK and close

iii) Right click on DHCP Server and select Launch MMC.


iv) Under Manage and Monitor option, click on DHCP Scope tab. Select IPAMScope-->right
click-->choose Edit DHCP Scope. Select Advanced and change the subnet delay time to 50
milliseconds. Then click OK.

v)Right click IPAMScope and select DHCP Reservation. Fill in the below details.
Name: PC2
IP address: 192.168.12.14
Client ID: MAC address of your VM2
Click OK.

vi) Can you see the changes made so far using IPAM, in the domain controller(VM1)?

11) Managing DNS using IPAM


Under Monitor and Manage, click DNS and DHCP Server.

i)Select DNS Server--> right click--> Create DNS zone.


Zone Category:Forward Lookup Zone.
Zone Type: Primary zone
Zone Name: IPAM.com
Click Apply OK.
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Then click Tasks--> Retrieve Server Data. All zone entries must be green including the newly
created zone.
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ii) Select DNS server-->right click--> Create DNS zone


Zone Category:IPv4 Reverse Lookup Zone.
Network ID:192.168.15
Click Apply OK.
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iii) Goto DNS zones-->right click on IPAM.com and choose Add DNS Resource Record.
Select New-->Select A Record.
Name: IPAMPC
IP address:192.168.15.15
Click "Add Resource Record". Click Apply OK.
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iv) Towards bottom left, select forward lookup> --> Click on IPAM.com
Change current view to "Resource Records"
You should be able to see the newly created A record.
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v)Can you resolve IPAMPC.IPAM.com in cmd of VM2 and VM1?


>nslookup ipampc.ipam.com
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vi) Can you see the changes made so far using IPAM, in the domain controller(VM1)?
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B.

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