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Competency-Based Learning Materials (CBLM)

Module Title:

Setting-up Computer Server

Unit of Competency:

Set-up Computer Server

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Competency Based Learning Matetials (CBLM) Prepared by: Mr. Eric M. Talamisan
CSS NC II Trainer/Assessor
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

Introduction.................................................................................................1

Learning Outcome 1............................................................................3

Information Sheet 1.1

Operation Sheet 1.1

Information Sheet 1.2

Self Check 1.1 10

Learning Outcome 2 ................................. 11

Information Sheet 2.1 12

Information Sheet 2.2 15

Operation Sheet 2.1 17

Learning Outcome 3 .......... 18

Information She 19

Self Check 3............................................................................................23

Informr@nhe 3.2..........................................................................24

Operat1 heet 3.1......................................................................... 32

Outcome 4................................................................................33

ation Sheet 4.1............................................................................34

Operational Sheet 4.1.............................................................................39

Information Sheet 4.2..........................................................................41

Answer Keys..........................................................................................38
 HOW TO USE THIS MODULE

Welcome to the Module "Setting-up Computer Server". This module contains

training materials and activities for you to complete.

The unit of competency "Set-up Computer Server" contains knowledge, skills

and attitudes required for a Computer Systems Servicing NC II course.

You are required to go through a series of learning activities in order to c.om

each of the learning outcomes of the module. In each learning out co. e Jt (s- e
Information Sheets, Operation Sheets, and Job Sheets. Follow these 1 1
your own and answer the Self-Check at the end of each learning acti ·ty.

If you have questions, don't hesitate to ask your teacher >1- sist-Chl!

Recognition of Prior Learning (RPLI

You may already have some of the knowledg and ls covered in this
module because you have:
o been working for some time
o Already have completed training i9(,_fii.s;:ary

. If y_ou can dem nstrate to your a 1\-e lyou arecom_petent in a particular

skill or skills, talk to him/her about - g fl formally recognized so you don't have
to do the same training again. If you ha e ualification or Certificate of Competency
from previous trainings show it to Y<\U ea, er. If the skills you acquired are still
current and relevant to this module, they ma 1-:icome part of the evidence you can
present for RPL. If you are not sure abol!l the c ency of your skills, discuss it with
your teacher.
After completing this odu-le ask your teacher to assess your competency.
Result of your assessmentrt"be-coFded inyour competency profile. All the learning
activities are designed for yot{com lete at your own pace.

Inside module you will find the activities for you to complete followed
by relevant inf0r tion}sheets foreach learning outcome. Each learning outcome may
have more than one"'I ng activity.

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 COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING NC II

COMPETENCY-BASED LEARNING MATERIALS

List of Competencies

NO. UNIT OF COMPETENCY MODULE TITLE

CODE

Install and configure Installing and confi 'h ELC724331

1. computer systems computer systems

2. Set-up computer networks Setting-up c uter networks ELC724332

3. Set-up Computer Servers Setting-up Computer Servers ELC724333

Maintain and repair Mait),t,aining and

4. computer systems and repairing puter systems ELC724334
networks and

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Program/ Course: Computer Systems Servicing NC II
Unit of Competency: Set-up Computer Servers
Module: Setting-up Computer Servers

INTRODUCTION:

This module contains information and suggested learning acti 'ti.es on

Computer Systems Servicing NCII.

Completion of this module will help you better understand the eding
module on configuring and maintaining computer systems.

This module consists of 3 learning outcomes. E le ng outcome

contains learning activities supported by instruction she efo're youperform
the instructions read the information sheets and afi wer l)t(e self-check and
activities provided to as certain to yourself and eacher that you have
acquired the knowledge necessary to perform t. e skio' rtion of the
particular learning outcome.

Upon completion of this module, rJ:P..C ur teacher for assessment to

check your achievement of knowledge nd\sk1t).,/ requirement of this module. If
you pass the assessment, you will be g1 e :ei, rtificate of completion.

LO1. Set-up user acces

102. Configure n,t-Cork syrvices
103. Performstin cumentation andpre-deployment procedures

RITERIA

Re tosessment criteria o learning outcomes # of this module.

ser folder is created in accordance with network operating system

(NOS) features
2. User access level is configured based on NOS features and
established network access policies/end-user requirements.
3. Security check is performed in accordance with established network
access policies/ end-user requirements.
4. Normal functions of server are checked in accordance
with manufacturer's instructions
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Program course : Computer Systems Servicing NCII
Unit of : Set-up Computer Server
Competency : Setting-up Computer Server
Module
: Set-up user access
L0.1 Title

Assessment Criteria:

1. User folder is created in accordance with network operating

s (NOS) features
2. User access level is configured based on NOS features,,,q,prtur""" hed
network access policies/end-user requirements.
3. Security check is performed in accordance with es a
access policies/ end-user requirements.

Resources:
Equipment/Facilities
Server Multi-tester""'-'all _. Connectors, RJ45
Computer peripherals Diagnostic o'f1w Adaptors
Desktop computers Appropriatt\ ft re Bus wires and cables
Glasses Assort Li\r Appropriate software
Mask Ass ere dri vers Computer
Gloves Sold il5""n storage media
Anti-static wrist strap Allen . e
USB Flash drive

References:
1. McLaughlin, Ro e -asser,Susan, Ralston,Mary.Fix Your Own
PC.Philippine.aphic 11.rts, Inc Tandang Sora St.Caloocan City
2. Meralc a:oun tion. Microcomputer Servicing Plus. Pasig City, Philippines.
3. Le as 1r, losi;-Caiiia, Mark Anthony. Operate A Personal Computer.
Das riliasptnputer Learning Center.Dasmariiias,Cavite, Philippines
4. Bigefephen J.PC Technician's Troubleshooting ,McGaw Hill
-h with cs.com
6. htt • en.wiki edia.or
1. w.techsoup.org
8. www.howstuffworks.com
9. www.microsoft.com/technet/network

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 INFORMATION SHEET 1.1

NETWORK OPERATING SYSTEM

The term network operating system is used to refer to two rather different
concepts:

• A specialized operating system for a network device such as a

router, switch or firewall.

• An operating system oriented to computer networking, to allo

and printer access among multiple computers in a netw, k, to able the
sharing of data, users, groups, security, app-": ·ons. •=•d other
networking functions. Typically over a local area n g);k ( • ), or
private network. This sense is now largely historic¥, as mon
operating systems generally now have such features inGludei .

TYPES OF NETWORK OPERATING SYST

1. Peer-to-peer network "","J

In a peer-to-peer network operating You Peer-to-Peer model
system users are allowed to share •
resources and files located on their
computers and access shared resources from
others. This system is not based with
having a file server or centralized '
management source. A peer-to-peer -::- I, Other

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network sets all connected computers equal; '-. .
they all share the same abilities to use resources
available on the network.

The
- tages include:

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'""• Ease of setup
, • Less hardware needed, no server need be acquired
The disadvantages include:

• No central location for storage

• Less security than the client-server model
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2. Client/Server Network
Network operating systems can be based on a client-server model
(architecture) in which a server enables multiple clients to
share resources. Client-server

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network operating systems allow networks to centralize functions and
applications in one or more dedicated file servers. The server is the center of
the system, allowing access to resources and instituting security.

Client/Server Network

Resources are. controlled the file se..rve,

in a c.Jient/s.en>e.r network.

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The advantages include:

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• Centralized servers are more stable.
• Security is provided through the server.
• New technology and hardware can b ea s il y i t grated into the system.
• Hardware and the operating system can be specialized, with a focus
on performance.
• Servers are able to be accessed remotely from different locations and types
of systems.
The disadvantages include:
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• Buying and running a server raises costs.
• Dependence on a central location for operation.
• Requires regular maintenance and updates.
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Client/Server Network Vs Peer to Peer Network
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CLIENT/SERVER

Central Server

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- - - - Clients
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Distributed Clients

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 Self-Check 1.1

1. What are the two types of Network Operating System?

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2. What are the advantages of a Peer to Peer network?

3. What are the disadvantages of Peer to Peer network?

4. What are the advantages of a Client/Server network?

5. What are the disadvantages of Client/Server net

6. Draw a simple diagram of peer to peer n(:, s. client/server network.

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 Job Sheet 1.1

Title : Configure Peer to Peer Network

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Performance Objective: Prepare the computer components & pe •
configuring peer to peer network ' for

Tools/PPE: LAN tester

Equipment : Computer Sets, Printer, Laptop
Steps/Procedure:

network
2. Ensure that at least two compute;:€;aFe-c1 nected to the network.
3. Connect router to switch, ands i tMCs (No patch panel yet).
4. All the computers should h v:e u 1"iP address either Static/Dynamic.
5. Configure PC name
6. Configure Advance Sharift, g,i.,.;
7. Create and share fo der
8. Access shared fol other pc on the network

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 PERFORMANCE CRITERIA CHECKLIST
JOB SHEET 1.1

Configure Peer to Peer Network

Trainee's Name: _ Date:

CRITERIA YES NO N/A

1. Follow information sheet 3.2 below on how to configure peer
to peer network
2. Ensure that at least two computers are connected to the
3. Connect router to switch, and switch to PCs (No patch pan
4. All the computers should have unique IP addreses--=-
=-- Static/Dynamic.
5. Configure PC name
6. Configure Advance Sharing
7. Create and share folder
8. Access shared folder from other pc'e
network

Commen ts/ Suggestions

Trainer's Sig re: _ Date:

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 INFORMATION SHEET 1.2

SET-UP PEER TO PEER NETWORK

(Basic File Sharing)
Before you start:
• Ensure that at least two computers are connected to the network.
• Connect router to switch, and switch to PCs (No patch panel yet)._,
• All the computers should have unique IP address either Static/D C.

Step 1 : Configure computer name and workgroup name

1. Click on Start, Right click Computer and select Properti
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and Workgrou Namr-
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5. Do the same for other PC just change the

name to YOURNAME-PC2, but use the
same Workgroup Name - CSSLAB

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Step 2 - Change advance sharing settings
1. Right click on LAN icon (PC) or Wifi icon (Laptop) at the notification bar
and select Open Network and Sharing Center
Troubleshoot problems
Open Network and Sharing Center

2. Select Change advanced sharing settings

Control Panel Home

Manage wireless networks

Change adapter settings

Change advanced sharing

settings

3. Turn network discovery, file and printer sharin

Scroll down and Turn off password protectefl "a:nng
Homtor Work

Public (currfflt
profile)

Networkdoscovtiy

When network discovery ison this computer can set othernetwo,k computm and
dNicesand1s vis,blt to o·thtr network computers. if'lh!t ,s ntt;...iQrk d•scovey.

+\o Turnonnetwork discovery

-, Turn off network discovey

When file and printersharing is on, files and printersthat youhave shared from this computercan

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be accessed by people on the network.

,o Turn on filt and printer sharing

, Turn off file andprinter
sharing

, people and devices on the network can access pictures, music, and
is computer can also find media on the network.

Save changes ][ Cancel

6. Do the same for the next pc.

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Step 3 - Create and share folder
7. Create a folder on the desktop, name it to YOURNAME-My Shared Files
8. Right click on folder and select Properties
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11. Check Share this folder, click on Permission and check Allow-Full Control.
Click on Apply and Ok. Then Click on Apply and Ok once again.
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1. Click on Start, Right click .Qomputer and selec.t n.
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2. Click on Network
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3. You.1Hauld }e able to see two computers just like picture below:

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User,:
Share

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 Job Sheet 1.2

Title : Configure Client/Server Network

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Performance Objective: Prepare the computer components & pe •
configuring Client/Server Network ' for

Tools/PPE: LAN tester

Equipment : Computer Sets, Printer, Laptop
Steps/Procedure:

1. Follow information sheet 1.3 below on h, o configure

client/server network I"'-
2. INSTALL WINDOWS SERVER Sta;id Cl-SERVER
3. INSTALL WINDOWS 7 on PC2- I """"
4. Create Network Cable (6pcs tr'-'-'f',ht '&'rough cable)
5. Set-up Basic Network Con
6. Install LAN drivers
7. Change PC settings
8. Set Static IP for PO E.,.RVJ.
9. Set Preferred DN for o/CLIENT
10. Run DCPROMO ornain Controller Promoter)
11. Install A ir • tory Domain Services (ADDS
12. Conrre Se 'tes (Function Discovery, SSDP, UPnP)

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 PERFORMANCE CRITERIA CHECKLIST
JOB SHEET 1.2

Configure Client/Server Network

Trainee's Name: _ Date:

CRITERIA YES NO N/A

1. Follow information sheet 1.3 below on how to configure
client/server network
2. INSTALL WINDOWS SERVER Standard on PCl-SERVER

3. INSTALL WINDOWS 7 on PC2-CLIENT

4. Create Network Cable (6pcs straight through cabl

5. Set-up Basic Network Configuration

6. Install LAN drivers

7. Change PC settings
8. Set Static IPfor PCSERVER

9. Set Preferred DNS for PC CLIEN

10. Run DCPROMO (D oller Promoter)
11. Install Activeect 'Vi3'omain Services (ADDS
12.Configure Se?vice,-tFunction Discovery, SSDP, UPnP)

CommenS1:1ggiJtions

Trainer's Signature: _ Date:

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 INFORMATION SHEET 1.3

SET-UP CLIENT/SERVER NETWORK

1. INSTALL WINDOWS SERVER Standard on PCl-SERVER
3. INSTALL WINDOWS 7 on PC2-CLIENT
4. Create Network Cable (6pcs straight through cable)
5. Set-up Basic Network Configuration
Sequence: Router > Hub > Patch Panel > Modular box > PC

CSS NC II Network Configuration W1releu Router

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6. Install LAN DD{ for"' PC (PC1-Server & PC2-Client)

ettin s PCl PC2& La

n Start, Right click .Qomputer and select _eroperties.

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 2. Scroll down and select Change Settings and click on Change

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3. Type in the Computer Name and System P,orpert.n

Workgroup Name. • .. ,
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Workgroup Name=CSSLAB r,,.aQOl!IIJIAornO"l'IC
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4. Click on Ok and select Yes to Restart.

5. Do the same for PC2

a. FOR PC2-CLIENT +I OK I( J

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Computer Name=YO

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Workgroup Name= K

6. Do the same for Laptop

a. FOR LAPTOP'-.
Computer Na 'Q.lJRNAME-LAPTOP
Workg '4\kS't< ""CSSLAB
s for PCl-Server

y, your computer's IP Address has a dynamic IP Address. To find

out your te s Dynamic IP simply click the Start button, type cmd and 0
press r."'"LLn, enter the command IPCONFIG and press Enter.
m C:\Windows\system32\cmd.e e

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To permanently set it as your Static IP

1. Right click on LAN icon (PC) at thenotification bar and select Open Network
and Sharing Center r,
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and sel ct fr
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Status
Control Panel Home Diagnose

it',' Bridge
Manage wireless networks
Connections
G:)-+changeadapter settings Create Shortcut
Change advanced sharing Delete
settings
Rename

Properties

4. Select Internet Protocol 4 andclick on froperties

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5. Sele e following IP address and enter the IP addresses from the
mal;d prompt (IPCONFIG). Click on Ok twice to save settings.

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 C,Obtain an IP add"ss automaticaDy
te,Use the fo!lowing IP address:
IP address: G::+ 192 . 168 . 0 . 100

Subnet mask: 255 . 255 . 255 . 0

Default gateway: 192 . 168 . 0 . I

ObtainDNS server adaess automaticall1

re,Use the following DNS server

addresses:
PreferredDNS serverG:::,+ 127 . 0 0 I

Alternate DNS server:

DValidate settings uponexit Advanced...

@:+I OK ![ Cancel

C. Chan e Preferred DNS server for PC2 & La

1. Right click on LAN icon (PC) at the notification ba1'a select Open Network
and Sharing Center
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Troubleshoot problems
Open Network and Sharing Center

2. Select Change adapter settin 3. Right click Local Area Connection

and select Properties
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Changt adapttr settings
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t Internet Protocol Version 4 and click on Properties
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 Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/1Pv4) Prope

Note:
General Alternate Confilµalion
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*Simply set dynamic IP for You can get IP setungs assigned automaucaay ,f yo<s network 5lJP!'0f1S
this capabity. Otherwise, you nee<i to ask YOASnetworlt admnstrator
every client for the OPin!)(late IP sen,,,gs.

*Preferred DNS server = 10 Obtan an IP addl'ess eutomat!caHy

PCl-Server's IPV4 Address ,- Use the followiig IP address:

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(If you areunsure about DYNAMIC IP
the PC!-Server's IP
Address, go back to PCl ult

Server
Obtan ONS server address automatcally
Click on Start>cmd>press
,o Us• lhe follo""'IIDNS .. rver addr.....s:
Enter> type <IPCONFIG> PCl-SERVER's
Pre rrodONS 192 . 168 . 0 . 100
and press Enter IP ADDRESS
server: Alwnat•ONS
Example: 192.1668.0.101
server:

Validate ••ttr,gs upone,at

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D. Install Active Director Domain Se - PCl-Server

1. Click on Start>type "DCPROMO" and r

Welcon,e to the Active Directory

Domain Se,vices Installation
Wizard
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erating System Capability page, click Next.

oose a Deployment Configuration page, select Create a new domain
inyew forest and then click Next.

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4. On the Name the Forest Root Domain page, enter the domain choose
during preparation steps. Then, click Next.
(As an example type in: YOURNAME.COM I eric.com
., A,, I...,.,. 0.0'0 loU-)'O..,,_, .........I"'> ln ... ,.0.lf••n W.,.,•.-.1 I:) I

T h hA, ,.._ lfQDN)d lhe,- 10110,lll 1oot dom.wl

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( c,oip<iOffONCOM

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5. After the installation etBIOS name, on the Set Forest Functional Level
v page, select 008 R2intheForest function level list. Then,
Windows
click Next. f
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The installation examines and verifies your DNS setting.

6. On the Additional Domain Controller Options page, ensure that the DNS
server check box is selected, and then click Next.
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 Additional o-ain Conhof Option•

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p

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7. In the message dialog box that appears, click Yes.

Stlld forlh1domancc:lf1lolli
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Theid<baain_...n•I AdlleQa1l,Gnfor d'a 0td WW e . m : i c be Ma te d the
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CHS......, f)UI«•rt'9etrq,,,lh-'•xlUl"IQ DN$
·'""°'"'did"-)'OU.... f'ft •, J'Ol.l c•e«o• tottd
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.,_...refOVJon

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MOle ffl'#)Qt

8. OntheLocation for . aSnYSVOLdpage, accept the default

Database, Lo values and then
click Ne .:..

9. On the Directory Servi es ;p e Mode Administrator Password page, enter the

domain adminis r. p rd that you chose during the preparation steps. This
is not your adm' . ssw I'd that wasemailed to you during the creation of your
server, althoue-h vou an use that password if vou want to. Then, click Next.
IN lhec«lllyt:,, ri'°Ntoie MOijrAOM1..-..1at01 f'II ,, 0111$1'91'11 IIOl'l'I tne oo
,l'I
1-(Jf.-cc::ount,

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whenll-.. dom°"" conlloler • $1•ted., DaectoiySeirvioe• Ae.-0.eMode. We
,eeonvncnd thol)'()u cl'IOOM • ••ono petaWOJd

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l········••I
MOieCl'CIIUlDu:ctc-x Scsvc:u BcUQlc MQde.QaUWAld

<Jloc:k C..nc:ol

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 A<IIYf" Ou·e<tory Oomam C,Nvlrr-'i ln\.tttllntrnn W1znrd

Tho-,.d IICOMgU<ingAcim DiootoryOomoinSorY1Cos. Tliop,oconcon ld\o

&oma fewnntesto seveial hou!s,depencing onJIO" envionment andthe opoons
thal)'OU seloc:lod

Wobig f01DNSnstolabon tolri$h

Cancel
r Rebooton

10. If you didnot select the Reboot on completion check box,

wizard. Then, restart the server.
o1 Active D,rectory Don"lain Services lnstatl.ation Wizard D
Completing the Active Directory
Domain Services Installation
Wizard
lweO•ectosy Oonwi Services is now l!'ls.taled on ttu --1
loo""""'"'
for thedomain "domainNameJocal'.
Thi,AcuveO•ectOI)' domalr'I conl1olle1it a, to the
o''Oof.,...f"•d·Sito Nome", Yov con mor•ooo d.o.s

..,..,..,
the AdNe O■ectot)' Site, end S@1. ce,

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Run Services for PC1-Server

1. Click on Start, type "LOCAL SERVICES" and press Enter key.

Stemo,eresults
r
2 ILOCAlSOMCES

ITJ.
2. Maximize the window and start the following network ser:61,s,
a. Function Discovery Resource Publication
b. UPnP Device Host
c. SSDP Discovery
IJJ-4 "1,Fax
Functi:no;«:veryPr dero
Enablesyou to send and rKerve faxes, ubhzmg fa,_

The FOPHOSTservice hoststhe Functiot1Oiscove... Started

Manual

Manual
N-" 5._

localSeMce

4.Google Update SeMce{gupdate) St,rt

IGoogle UpdateSeMce (gupdatem)
Stop are up to date. ff thisser.., Manual localSyste...
Group Pohcy Ct1ent
P•uie e fo, appty.ng uttingsc... Si.rttd A.utomatK LooiSystt...
Health Key and Ct:rtif1cate M1n19eme
R.,.um andkeym.tn.19tment s,., M•nu•I LooiSystt...
... HomeGroup Listener
h1ngt1HS0<1attd wrth c.•, St11ttd M1nu,I LoulSyst,...
'ili6HomeGroup Provider Restart
lcs1ssoc,ated \'#l1h Statttd Manual LocalStMct
.li Human Interface Device Access
AU Taslcs ► confi... cessto Human Manual LocalSystt...
Q.lKEand AuthlP IPsec Keying Modules
Interface... the lnternet Started Automatic Local
Q.1ntel(R) Content Protection HECISetvic Reftesh
Q.InteractiveServices Detect 2 Key Exchan... n Manual
Manual
Syste...
LocalSyste...
n ,......- ....,-,........,...:.... < -:,..._ _ , HECISeMce • enable...
,
of user input for ,nterac... 1.1......,.1 localSyste...

a.l Right click on Funct1 iscovery Resource Publication and

select Propert1e

a.2 Select §t t e to Automatic, click on Apply and

select Start b"""""' on a_pd' click Qk
Fun<tion OtKOv«,Y Rt:source Pubhc•t10nPropMlts (LocalComp...

0.1C11P11on f.'A>'.,._ :hll C0"1)UIW .-.d MOU"C.. n•c:t.dio ,,,

f"" coll'OUlorto theyc•nb. dtcovndovottho
P&h10 txeo.ub'e
C:\Wndowt\tyfltm32\tvdioll txe Lo SM'letMdNo PfflOl'lll1on

[......, :l
Serwce «aiut
4
r s.op l
YouCoW\,OcOfy the •bit l)bllWT!ele!$ thbl bDP'lt,\tion )'OU«bit
the•CMOc frcmhec'e.

a. 3 Do the same for UPnP & SSDP

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Join PC2-Client to Domain Controller

1. Click on §tart, Right click Computer and select froperties.

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Ej Calallart.or

Getting St1rted
M,p Mtwoit:drN ,..
D,sc.onnect nftwofkdrive...

./
. . . . .. .
S h o w o n Desktop

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.

2.
5 Chan9tsd:h"'9' t.lil... 10

To-N • ( 0.,0,:,
-.-• .• 0,.,. \...2...,./.........

O<

3. Click on Domain and type in your dom4n contr

Computl!r Naml!/Domain Changl!s

You can change thename and the membership of this

computer. Changes might affect access to network resources.
Moreinformation

Computer name:
PC2-CLIENT

Full computer name:

PC2-CUENT

More...

0 Worl<group:
1woRKGROUP

0-+f. o _ K ,! I Cancel

4. Username = administrator Password:

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 5. Click on Ok and click Yes when prompted to Restart the computer

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 SELF CHECK 2 .1

1. What are the steps you need to ensure before configuring Peer to Peer
network?

2. Create a short outline in configuring Client/Server

Network

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Program course : Computer Systems Servicing NCII
Unit of Competency : Set-up Computer Server
Module : Setting-up Computer Server

L0.2 Title : Configure network services

Assessment Criteria:

1. Normal functions of server are checked in accordance with/"-

manufacturer's instructions ,V-.)
2. Required modules /add-ons are installed/updated based o OS
installation procedures
3. Network services to be configured are confirmed eel Q.
user/system requirements
4. Operation of network services are checked b1s d o user/system
requirements
5. Unplanned events or conditions are re toinaccordance
with established procedures

Resources:
Equipment/Facilities Supplies & Materials
Server Multi-tes e Connectors, RJ45
Computer peripherals Diag5:- tft;s'oftware Adaptors
Desktop computers Appr ri te software Bus wires and cables
Glasses ssoj?e'd pliers Appropriate software
Mask arted screw drivers Computer storage
Gloves 01dering gun media
Anti-static wrisi Allen key
USB Flash drive

Reference
1. McLa1::1ihlin Robert, Sasser,Susan, Ralston,Mary.Fix Your Own
PCjit1r in_e-Graphic Arts, Inc Tandang Sora St.Caloocan City
2AMe)"'?-lc¥aoundation. Microcomputer Servicing Plus. Pasig City, Philippines.
3. Ms!3- bi, Carlos, Caina, Mark Anthony. Operate A Personal Computer.
Dasm°Vrinas Computer Learning Center.Dasmarinas,Cavite, Philippines
4. Bigelow, Stephen J. PC Technician's Troubleshooting ,McGaw Hill
5. www.helpwithpcs.com
6. http://en.wikipedia.org
2. www.techsoup.org
8. www.howstuffworks.com
9. www.microsoft.com/ technet/network

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 Information Sheet 2.1

CONFIGURE NETWORK SERVICES

Managing Domain User Accounts

Thenext part is dedicated to helping you plan, manage, and adm'inister

user accounts in a secure and efficient manner. Microsoft Windows J ng
systems have come a long way since the early days of Windows Se e ou
have many options for managing users in Windows Server.

Types of Users
It is a good idea to have a solid grasp of fugdam tal concepts that
underpin the managing of users. In the first part orlbe tuelfrial, describe the
types of users Microsoft Windows Server defines.

User: In Windows Server 2008, you ca11J e local user accounts or

domain user accounts. On a domain con ller local users and groups are
disabled. In Active Directory, the doma,(n i ccount contains user name,
password, the groups of which the r liember, andother
descriptive
information, such as address and pJ.lo1rribers, aswell as many other
user descriptions and attributes, suchJlrify anrdemote control
configurations.

Creating a new domain Use a d Set-up Home Folder

Open

Shore ,.th ►
Restore prew>uS ver510t'15
Include r, lbrary ►

Send to ►

ick Folder and select Properties cut

Copy

er.amshorta.Jt
°R"e"na"m' e
P1oper s

5. Select Sharing and click on Advance Sharing

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 CD+

6. Check Share this folder rename share name

to Home_Folder$(No space and hide Advanc Sharing

root directory). Share thlS folder

Settino<
Click on Permissions Share nan'le:
Home Folder

r 4dd IP moi

limit the nu,,.,., of slmultM>eous users ID:

Corrrnents:

-i.L.:L•..1...,r; ..t..•.. -1f'il.J.L.•&.9!.tll

Check-Aflow-FrrH-Contro-1- _
' ,
Cose Canoe,

.. I
...
.
9lare PtitiiiiiOhl

c..-«--
.11.. .I
...
,et.
. Selea ohsobject r,pe:
1u.ers.Gn,up,_o,a;ii., •

r..mll'i$locoi;on:
jANrl<O

e. ,one
[TI+ A d d._. _Remove_,
.
Deny
rr er theobjeclnamet toselect (ua:nol,a)-

MAINUSER! l2..f+: O,od< Name, J

f
Pem;_,.for

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□
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Read
Adv..ood [D+ OK
Cral 1.,,
.
□
□
□
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□
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OK Cancel

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 Network Rle and Fo.lder Sharing

SHAREDFOLDER
Shared
8. Highlight & Copy folder's Network Path Network Path:
s;;.we■Affl,M&•lffl@ffl
[ Share... I Undo

Cut
Advanced Sharing IT}+Copy
Set custom Paste
permissions. advanced
sharing option

9. Click on Start>Administrative Tools

Devices andPrinters

Adm,nistrabve Tools ►

Help andSupport

Run...

► AllPrograms

I Search programs and files Log off I ► j

10. Create a new Domain User

■ Active Directory Users and

File Action View Help

Computers

J ActiveDirectory Users andComput hN,;:;ame= ., T c,_ .b.,;;D...;:escr=c.L. ""'t.i.o..n..

[±l .:J SavedQueries Administrator User Built-in aca
El ANIKO.LOCALNETWORK AUowed ROD... Security Group .. . Members in
[±J ::J Builtin Cert Security Group ... Members o·
Pubishers
[±J .:J Computers Denied Secunty Group .. . Members in
ROD...
[±J Domain Controlers DnsAdmins
Security Group ... DNS Admini
[±l :) ForeignSecurityPrincipals S ecun·tyG roup
"cQ,DnsUpdateP DNSd·1ents
[II! r ... ...
:J red ServiceAccounts Domain Admins Secunty Group ... Designated
2
::J Delegate Control... Domain Com... Al worksta·
Security Group...
Find... Domain Cont... Sea.nty Group .. . Al domain
•• < Group ... Al
Computer
domain! Group ... Al
AllTasks ► Contact
domain 1 Group...
Group
View ► Designated Group ...
InetOrgPerson
Members o· Group ...
Refresh mslmaging SPs
Members in
Export MSMQ Queue Alias
Built-in aca
List... Printer
Group .. . Serversin
Group .. . 1 Members
Help
o·
Group... Designated
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11. Type any domain user name and password
llew Object - User

Create in: ANIKO.LOCALNETWORK/Users

frstname: ,. Initials:

].astname: 1
""'
Full n!;!,ITie: !User 1

..
DO
NOT Userlogon name:
FORGET Juser @ANIKO LOCALNETWORK I .:.1
THE USER 1
LOGON User logon name 6,re-Wjndows 2000):
NAME!!!© IANIKOO\ J- -ser-1---------------------------,

<ftacITJt tfext > l Cancel

13. Uncheck user must change p "9 -"a:ext logon

New Object - User •

Create in: ANIKO.LOCALNETWORK/Users

Password:
I············
Corfrm password:

IT]+r [ U s e r !! !1 J s l c h a n g e p a s s w o r d a t n e x t lo g o n )
.. .... .. ... .. . .. . ... .. .. .. ... ... ... ... ... .... ...· .-· ··· -· ·-·· ·· ·· ···· ··· ·· ··· ··· ·· ··· · ··· ·· ··· ··· ·

r u cannot change password

r Password neverexpires

r AccQUri is disabled

Cancel I
14. Click on Finish
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 Connecting to Home Folder
15. Right click on your Domain User and select Properties
Serurity rsin th...
Open Home Page
Gr, Domain Guests Serurity
Send Mail
Gr, Domain Users Serurity
Gr, Enterprise A... AllTasks
trators.. .
Serurity Gr,
►
Enterprise R.. Serurity Gri Cut oup are.. .
.
Group Policy .. . Serurity Gr, Delete up can.. .
Gue.st User Rename guest .. .
RAS and IAS Serurity Gr, p can .. .
...
Serurity Gr, oup are.. .
1
trators...

16. Select Profile > Connect Any Drive Letter> Paste H s Network Path
1YPE \ %use %
User 1 Properties
[II+
OialcC'l I Environmert r Sessions I Remote control I
Remote Desktop Services Profie r PeBOnal Virtual Desktop I COM+ I
• General I .Adaess I Accourt I
Profile Telephones J Organization I Member Of J
♦
Userprofie
IOI
I = ,
Profiepath: I
logon scrµ: I

Home folder
1 local path:
r. Comect: jz: 3 To: l1KO\Home_FoldefS\o/.usemame%

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 Qtf-FoK I Cancel @)+ ,Awly Help

17. Finally click on Apply and Ok

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Log on PC2-Client to your Domain

1. Restart the computer

2. Log on to your newly created domain user
3. Press Ctrl+alt+Del to login
4. Enter the domain user you have just created.
5. You should be able to see the Home Folder (Map Network Drive) as shown
in the picture below

• ,• ► Computer ►

Organae • System properties Uninstall orchange aprogram Map network drive Open Control Panel

,t Favorit,s • Hard Disk Drives(2)

II! 05ktop Local Oislt (C:) Local Oisk (0:)
..J Oownlcads
Recent
Places
• Devices with Removable Storage
(2) _::':, BO-ROM Drive(F:)
8
_,. Lilmries
Documents
• OVO RW Orivo ([:)

,J Mu<K
._ PKtures
- ----- - - - -
'· Network Location (1) I
II Vodeos I shared folder (\\Lool-pcl) (Z:) Map Network Home Folder
I t- - -
.,& Homegroup 6 8GS fr••of146 GS
►
c-;:, I
I
.._ J

·• Compute1
I, Looi 0.Sk (C:)
u Loclf O.Sk (0:)
shared fol r (\\lo•

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Program course : Computer Systems Servicing NCII
Unit of Competency : Set-up Computer Server
Module : Setting-up Computer Server

L0.3 Title : Perform testing, documentation and pre-deployment

procedures

Assessment Criteria:

1. Pre-deployment procedures is undertaken based on enterpri il'noI1

and procedures
2. Operation and security check are undertaken based on e usj
requirements . y.
3. Reports are prepared/ completed according to enteJZ-rise p 14cies
and procedures.

Resources:
Equipment/Facilities upplies & Materials
Server Multi-tester Connectors, RJ45
Computer peripherals Diagnostic s.o Adaptors
Desktop computers Appropriat so Bus wires and cables
Glasses Assorted pll 1' Appropriate software
Mask Assorte c w"'drivers Computer storage
Gloves So ;,iii n media
Anti-static wrist strap Al
USB Flash drive

References:
1. McLaughlin, Ro e Sasser,Susan, Ralston,Mary.Fix Your Own
PC.Philippin .i:aphic .· rts, Inc Tandang Sora St.Caloocan City
2. Meralco F o nc!rtion. Microcomputer Servicing Plus. Pasig City, Philippines.
3. Legaspi Caina, Mark Anthony. Operate A Personal
Computer. Dasmarin s mputer Learning Center.Dasmarinas,Cavite,
Philippines
4. Bi o S_ephen J. PC Technician's Troubleshooting ,McGaw Hill
5.
6.
3.
:ti . el with cs.com
/en.wikipedia.org
, .techsoup.org

.
8. www.howstuffworks.com
9. www.microsoft.com/technet/ network

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 INFORMATION SHEET 3 .1

Network Testing Tools

What is network testing?

Network testing is a process that is used to quantitatively or qualitatively

measure the performance of an IT infrastructure. It is a primitive level 0f
fault identification that does not require tons of historical data.

What are network testing tools?

Network testing tools are a collection of tools that aid ·n ea uring the
performance of various aspects of a network. These tools r .ttge ing, SNMP
ping, traceroute to WMI query tool and more. Network te • 1,gt'tools help network
admins make quick and informed decisions.

Why are network testing tools important?

The elemental purpose of a network is to sq,ai:e ources efficiently. It is crucial

re to establish periodic network testing wit r etwork testing tools to:
1'

1. Understand the network's state

2. Ensure the configuration ch ges as expected
3. Detect crippling network attac
4. Provide a top-notch end-u r - erience

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INSTALLING AND DEPLOYING PRINTER
-...01111:11a1>Com«11Cin
•:• Install Local Printer (PC1-SERVER) •
........
1. Locate and install Printer Driver

-- Ai:hhshMTcds •

a. Click on Start>Computer>Do Not Delete

D:>Epson L120>Epson x64 (64bit)

I D: pson1120 drivers!

Open Bum New folder

1loads .!.l Name •

nt
Places L120_x64_21IUsHomeExportAs,aML

</J!L 120_x86_2llUsHomefxportAsiaML
:s

b. Simply follow the on-screen instruction on how t ta e printer

c. At this point you must turn-on the printer
lJl'SOlt Pnnte-r SetDp
U'
Make..e thepMtew-• tunedonandc::otn!d.ed10 )'OU'
oormteru theUSScable-. Th$ _.aearcnk.-
ihe

c.....,

•
Compu..

lick o Start>Devices & Printers

. 1ght click on Epson>Printer Allnrnlratlvflools: ►

Properties
Htb ands...:ioort
• Pmte"s andFaxes(2)--------------------------------------------------------------
Swheat'se
printing
► Al Program,
.,, Set asdefa,.t printer
Printingpreferences
Printe" properties

Create shortOJt
i'lcr0$0ft XPS Remove device
DoOJment Writer
Properties

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 c. Click on Sharing>Check Share this Printer and List in the
Directory Click on Security
Mli&-=10ti'E9,+lc:+Bti=+

V°" <4"'1sti.,c thisprlnttt wllhot ,uu,sonyour netw . The

pn,1,c, •• not be ..n.llble when tht computer Ii dtC$'1,ng °'lumtd
off

G)-1. Shattthis prinu,

-·- rl= ,-,m-

0+ RMdff print jobson diotnt computffl

Int nth<di,..,ooy

Ori.ffl
I tt.,.pn,te:r is sh.redwithuw:n "'""'"9 difffft:nt vers,iomof
Windows,you ffl#'/ w,nt toinst.11,ddibon,Idrivers.so th•t
tM U\.n'$do.-.ct h.t....e to f,ndt Pf•nl drNtt whitl'Itheyconned
to the sfwltd pl'lnttr.

OK!c-tl-1
d. Click on 8dd user and type Domai se .A;!11a your domain user also.
? X
Select thisobject ti,>e
1u.ers.Groupo. or U-n socurty prinopak

m,m this loe«10n:

Jazacom

f,iertho object namestoseloc:l lexandet)

O,edcN-.1

Advanced OK Cancel

•:• Add Ne(R'oles ( CP Server and Print & Document Services)-PC1-SERVER

Click JnStart>Administrative Tools>Server Manager

Rtl'l"IOteDtsil(top COMKtlOO
. -QG)+
'n.. Short and t _,
'j,, ,a no,_veerv
Network
Stor"flOC
nie,w.o..,f,t.
1Z;J
SlorageExplorer
s.,-s; eonf'q.nuan
I t TaskSchecUer
COnt,ol Panel
,I WhclowsFi" 'MthAdvMUd Sea,nty
OewtetM'ldPrlntert • \\lt'ldows . OiagnOStic:
Qw..,_..........,.._,_
• Wf'ldowt 8.ckt4>

•'Id SUppo,t

► M Proo,a,ns

I SN«!>o,ov,mund,,.. (m LoOoff • I

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 b. Right click on Roles and select Add Roles
Server Manager

I Fie Acbon View

-
Server Manager (AIZA-SERVER)

Featu
Oiagno
1
Con Refi-esh
Stoc"a\ 1

<;s.
Help

c. Click on Next and Check DHCP Server and Print & ent ices
Docu and click Next

-•
Sc:ttnos
G)+ O Ac;b\-e0.-ectory Rqlt:;M.11
surincrJ,.,
tc a
the doo.Merlts

D sharedrtetwotkttsOU(Ce,Windows
I I ii tt,a,s.n•er
tionStrvcr Sh.ard)olnt Sc:rvkes stte, ore-ma I
•ddre:sses.
• Statde$$Mode J cm (tns.taltd)
lSSettnos O Faxs«vet
{, Fil!5«W:K (lnstaled)
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d. Click on Next several tim st,4 times

e. Click on Add to add n w s ' ('Follow the example data below)

Add or Edit DHCP

Scopes

egin Add Scope cistribute IP

A scope is a range of possi>le IP adcl,-esses for a network. The OHCP

server camotdstribute IP ada'esses to clients Lillia scope is created.
Add..
C tionBjndings Configuration setmgs for DHCP Server .
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Setmgs Scope name: !Montfort .
sSettings Starting IP adcl,- 1192.168.0.100 Delete
'opes ess:
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Mode Setfugs
s.biettype: l\'lired Cease duration wil be 8 days) i.]
rver Authorization P' Activate this scope

po.linen! Configuration settings that propagate to OHCP client

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·ces s.biet mask: 1255. 255.255.0

Defaut gateway (optional):

f. Click on -Next aaain for several times and click on Install

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Adding new Policy

a. Click on Start and search and open <group policy management>

Prog-ams(l)

3 .I'.Group Polley Management

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pSee more results
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G)+ gr polil Logoff ►

b. Click on Domains>select your domain>Right click

anc;i Create a GPO in this domain...

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 •!• Deploying Printer using the "Printer Deployment Policy"
a. Click on Start and search and open <Print Management>
Programs(2)

0+iii;iPrint Management
P See more results
G>,.fPRINTMANAGEMENT

0+F - a .f:.
b. Click on Printer Servers>Your Domain>Printers>Right Click.o"X !n>
Deploy with Group Policy... >

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Click on Start>search and open "Command Prompt" En
Type GPUPDATE /FORCE (Group Policy Update) ter

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 Information Sheet 3.2

Dynamic Host Connection Protocol (DHCP)

What is DHCP?

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) is a client/server protocol

that automatically provides an Internet Protocol (IP) host with its IP address
and other related configuration information such as the subnet mask an (lefault
gateway.

Why use DHCP?

Every device on a TCP/IP-based network must have a uniq,,.,.,_..r," ic3,AP address

to access the network and its resources. Without DHCR,._,, ad -esses for new
computers or computers that are moved from one s bnet o another must be
configured manually; IP addresses for computers tha are emoved from the
network must be manually reclaimed.

With DHCP, this entire process is automate an 'a:µ,-aged centrally. The DHCP
server maintains a pool of IP addresses and 1ea :s.s an address to any DHCP
enabled client when it starts up on t he ,, Because the IP addresses are

in use are automatically returned to th PQO for reallocation.

The network administrator est\b!i- he,s- DHCP servers that maintain

TCP/IP configuration information and P!J ae address configuration to DHCP-
enabled clients in the form of a 1 of{e-)". The DHCP server stores the
configuration information in a database tli ilcludes:

• Valid TCP/I ration parameters for all clients on the network.

• Valid IP ddresse,s, maintained in a pool for assignment to clients, as well

as excl ded ddresses.
-p addresses associated with particular DHCP clients. This
,r.:;;; --- nsistent assignment of a single IP address to a single DHCP client.

ease duration, or the length of time for which the IP address can be
iwsed before a lease renewal is required.

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 Information Sheet 3.2

DHCP IP RESERVATION

1. Go to Start>Administrative Tools>DHCP
2. Click on your domain>IPV4>Scope>Reservation

°? DHCP
File Action Vtew
I
DHCP
8 d server-pc.cti-dcl.local
Contents of DHCP Ser
-.JScope (192.168.0.di... }

.,Y,
B IPv4
El Scope [192.168.0.0] Workstation dients . Server
Address Pool Options Filters
-G Address L-es
G:I ,.. Reservations
. Scope Options

3. Right click on Reservation>New Reservation'-_.

4. Reservation Name : PC2-client

IP Address: 192.168.0.156
MAC address :
Note: to get the MAC address, g
and tU2_e GETMAC
New Reservation

Pnmde rlonnalioofora ...-ved dienl.

name: PC2-CLLIENT

IPadims: 1192 . 168 . 0.

156
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5. Click On Add
6. Finally click on Close

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INFORMATION SHEET 3.2

Remote Desktop: Connect to Another Computer (Windows 7)

Source: https://grok.lsu.edu/ Article.aspx?ruticleid=17028

Step 1 - On the Computer That You Plan To CONNECT TO :

These steps allow for Remote Access to a specific Windows 7 Computer. This
is typically your Office Computer, however it could also be a server or .ther
departmental resource.

1. Open the Control Panel: Start Control Panel.

Getting Started ►

Connect to a
Projector

Remote Desktop Connection

Sticky Notes

Calculator

Microsoft Outlook ►
2010
XPSViewer

► All Programs

I _se_a_rc_h_p_rog_ra_m_s _on_d_fi_il_e s PI t

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 2. Click System and Security.

O•[lllf• Control Pint! • p

Adjust your computer"s settings V•M by. C,tegory •

User Accounts
eview,ou,comp trs
Change account typt
Back opyour computer
Find and fix problems Appearance andPersonalization
Change the theme
Network andInternet Changedesktop background
View net>kOf'k statusand t1:sks
AdJust s.creen resoh.ruon
Choosehor"'legroup andsharing cptJons
Clock. Language, and Region
Hardware and Sound Change keyboards or other u\put methods
View devic andpri.nten
Changedisplay language
Add a device
Ease of Access
Programs Let Windows suggest sanngs
Uninsta a program
Optimat visual d1splay
G-dprograms

3. Click Allow Remote Access.

O•I 0 @) t_t

• ControlPanel • Sy,temandS«unty,
Control Panel Home

• System me! Action Center

Security Nd.work Review yourcompoter·s stitus tnd resONe1swes ChangeU!.tt Account Control settings
Troubleshoot commOf'I computupt"oblem, Rt:ttoreyour computti to1n uriier ti.me
and Jnttmtt
Hardw,re•nd Sound Windows Firewall
Checkf1rtv.o1 I sWtus All • prog,,m through YlindOM flftvea I
Programs
u Accounts System
p,octuor spffd Check tht WrndOY,1bptttenct Inda
Appt.1rtnce ind
Penonala.,t,on SHthenameof th,s computer Oeviu Manager
Clock_ unguog<. and Reg,on Windows Update
Easeof AcCHS Tum1utom,t1c upd1t,ng on Of off Check(o, updates V1,:w1nst1lltd updates

Power Options
R,equ rt a password wf'len tht computtr wales Cha"'9e what tht powt.r buttons do
Change when the computu sleeps

Baclcup and Restore

Bick up your computer Restorefilesfrom bKkup

Bitlocker Drive Encryption

Prated your computer byencrypting data on your disk Manage Bitlocktt

Administrative Tools
Free up diskspace Oefragment )'OUr harddrr.-t c,eatt andformat hard drsk pamt,cns

a
View nt logs Schedule tasks

Flash Player (32-bit)

4. Under the Remote Tab:

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o Select "Allow Remote Assistance connections to this computer".

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o Select "Allow connections only from computers running any versions of
Remote Desktop (less secure)".

5. Click Select Users.

System P,operties

er I
Name [ Hadwae Advanoed ( s,,,,tern l'ni!eclm Remote
Remole-ance

\»MCb:mn»noo'tnnNn 6croPtc Aert:'EAO.,

L Mm,ed I
Remote Oesl<top

ClickanOIJ(lon,andthen opecfy whocanOOIOIOa' I needed

J Don! - comectJ0nS to ths_,.,

;fowcomedions fromalll1)l.(eBnnw,g ,ny veo,iond

-e Oe,ldop fess secue)

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Oeok!op 'OtilNeh<ori< Levelluheriicaion triore secure)
Remote

Hm"'"choott I Select u- :I

Step 2 -- Remotely Connec An0ther Computer

1. Click Start and search'4 mote Desktop Connection.

Programs (1)
e. Dc-sttop,

ControlPanel (2)
Rcmc<,Ao,, ondOostttopCon ,
Setup• ntw (.CIMe(:bOn 'Mltii Rtm«,t.A,ppMd
OtQ:topConnt-

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2. Enter the Full Computer Name of the computer name you want to
connect or it's IP V4 ADDRESS, and click Connect. You may need to enter
a username and password depending on the access credentials that are
required the other user or the other computer.

nection

Remote Desktop
Connection

Computer: computer.example.com

Username: None speclied

You willbe asked forcredentials when you connect.

3. To Disconnect: Click Start I Log 0£ Ill log you out of the remote
computer.

Note: If you have problems conn t e remote computer, double-check the

full computer name. If this is corre y.Qu might need to change your firewall
connection. To do this, open the Control Pa pa select Windows Firewall.
Make sure that under General, the box t re; "Don't allow exceptions" is not
checked, and that under Exceptions, Remot laop isselected.

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Configure the Firewall Settings

If the Firewall is Enabled, it needs to have Remote Desktop Exception

Enabled.

1. Click Start Control Panel

Getllng Started

► Comput"r

ta Conned to a Proj«tor Control Panel

0t"YKes•nd Pnnters
R•mote 00$ktop Connection
Od,ult Progr&mi
St,clcyNotes
Helpind Support
C1lcul,tor

Microsoft Outlook 2010 ►

◄ ►
XPSViewtt
All Programs
I P !..
Search programsona f-'es

2. Click on System and Securi

L
C, l!iJ !l

Adjust your computer"s settings V,,:,, by. C1tegory •

User Accounts
,N) ou, comp t s
Cha.ngeaccount type
Backupyourcomput
find andfixproblems Appearance and Personalization
Change thetheme
Network and Internet
Ch•ng•desktop
w v,ewnetv.-ortc SUtusand t,s:lts
......,_ Choose:homegroupand sharing cptJoM background Ad1ust screen
resoh.ruon
Hardware and Sound
1 View dMusand printers
Clock. Language,and Region
Changebybca,dsorother 1.nput md.hods
Add a device
Change display language
Programs
Unutsta a program
Ease of Access
la Windows suggestsettrngs
Gd programs
Optimae visual display

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3. Click on Windows Firewall.

Q •J' ► Control Pan I ► System and SKunty ► pl

Control Panel Homo

Action Center
• System olOdSecurity Revrewyour computer's status11,-.d , , ,swes Change: U5tiAccount Control setbngs
Troubleshoot common computer problems Restore your computerto an earhe-r time
Ndwork andlnlttnd.
Horc!,o,ro1nd Scx,nd
Programs
lkH Accounts
L System
Y1M1mount of RAM1nd processor Sflttd Chtc.k tht W,ndOYrS bpe:r,entt Index
Apptarance and
Penon,hutton ", Allow fcmott ICCbS Sitt the l\lfflf:ofth1,compute, D •U:M1n1ge,
Clod<, Llnguogt, ind Windows Update
Region Tum aut.omlllc upd1bng 0t1 Of off Ch k forupdates Vi 11ut1lled upd1tu
Easeof Access
Power Options
Req,,u,,1 pus-.-ord when the CCH"nputer Vwahs Ch1n511¥ohlt the ff buttons do
Ch1nge: htn the comput«sletpt

Backup and Restore

Bact up ;our computtr R ort f lesfrom badcup

Bitlocker Drive Encryption

Protect your computtt bymcrypting data on your dist Manage B-1tlocbr

Administrative Tools
Fr« up di pace Oefragmcnt your hard dnve Create ind format h,rd d,sk p,rtrtions
v, ewmlogs S<h<dule t1<1c$

Ii
, .
Flash Pla yer (32 -bit)

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 C, Iii a

Control P•nel Home

Help protea your computer with Windows Firewall
Alklw• pt'ogrtm Of fe.at:ure:
through \VindowsNrt"Wan Windows Fimr,11 u.n h.c1p prcvmt h,cbrsormalic.OUs soft.wart:(rom gaining,cuss toyour compute,
through the lnt«nt'lor a network.
Owil\gf: notif1ution sdting:s
How does a firewan help protect mycomputer?
Tu.mWmdowsFire-aRonor
What aren.etworl:: locations?
all
9 Rost01t defaults Home or worlc (private) networks Not Connected v

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progr,m
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5. Scroll through the list of programs anc;tt€atures until you find Remote
Desktop. CHECK the box marke te Desktop and both boxes to the
field.

left

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 =
indows Fire- a •.....!lowed Programs

Allow programs to communicate through Windows

Firewall
To add, change, or romov•allowed program, and ports, click Chang• settings.
Change sett,ngs
What arethensks of 1llow1n9 1 program to commun,c,te?

Allowed programs ,nd f•aturos:

Name Home/Work (Privat•l Public •

li2IMicrosoft SkyOriv• Ii') Ii')
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D
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D
D
D D

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Allowanother program...

. O_K_ _,J I Caned

6. Click OK.

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 INFORMATION SHEET 3.4
Simple Step : Configure Folder Redirection in
Window Server 2012 R2
Source: https:/ / mizitechinfo.wordpress.com

As a Server Admin, you can use GPOs to deploy scripts to users and computers.

You also can redirect folders that are included in the user's profile to a
File Server. These features enable you to configure the users' desktop j} gs
more easily and, where desirable, to create a standardized desktop e vironm
nt
that meets your organization's needs. Y
So, what is Folder Redirection?

You can use the Folder Redirection to manage data effecti: ancl,, 1fyou
choose, to back up data.

By redirecting folders, you can ensure

the computers from which a user logs in.

So let's go through a simple step on how o co i re Folder Redirection...

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2 - Next, we need to create a new GPO and link it to the IT OU (you can
use any OU you prefer)...

- On the Group Policy Management console, right click your OU

(Organizational Unit) and then click Create a GPO in this domain and Link it
here...

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4 - Next, expand IT OU, right-click Folder Redirection, and then click Edit...

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click the drop-down
arrow, and then select Basic - Redirect everyone's folder to the same location...
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- Ensure the Target folder location box is set to Create a folder for each
user under the root path...

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 ANSWER KEYS

Self-Check 1.1

1. What are the two types of Network Operating System?

• Peer to Peer Network
• Client/Server Network

2. What are the advantages of a Peer to Peer network?

• Ease of setup
• Less hardware needed, no server need be
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3. What are the disadvantages of Peer to Peer network?
• No central location for storage
• Less security than the client-server model

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4. What are the advantages of a Client/Server netWOfl{?-

• Centralized servers are more stable. '----

• Security is provided through the server.
• New technology and hardware can be easily integrated into the system.
• Hardware and the operating system can be specialized, with a focus
on performance.
• Servers are able to be accessed remotely from different locations
and types of systems.
5. What are the disadvant§rgeS o lilnt/Server network?

• Buying and running a server raises costs.

• Dependence on a central location for operation.
• Requires regular maintenance and updates.

6. Draw a siCie dia m of peer to peer network vs. client/server network.

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 Self Check 2.1

1. Steps you need to consider when configuring peer to peer network

• Ensure that at least two computers are connected to the network.

• Connect router to switch, and switch to PCs (No patch panel yet).
• All the computers should have unique IP address either Static/Dynamic.

2. Outline for configuring client/server network

• INSTALL WINDOWS SERVER Standard on PCl-SERVE

• INSTALL WINDOWS 7 on PC2-CLIENT
• Create Network Cable (6pcs straight through cable)
• Set-up Basic Network Configuration
• Install LAN drivers
• Change PC settings
• Set Static IPfor PCSERVER
• Set Preferred DNS for PC CLIENT
• Run DCPROMO (Domain Controller o
• Install Active Directory Domain S s 4¥DDS
• Configure Services (Functio • , SSDP, UPnP)

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