Active Directory

Diploma in Information Technology (Level 7) Supervisor: Saud Altaf Auckland, New Zealand   Abstract: In this project, different windows server related topics are going to discussed that includes installation and configuration through Active Directory (AD), file storage, virtualization, remote access, troubleshooting, reliability, and performance to deploy a secure networking environment. There are many problems exist in deployment of client/server model into organization especially when some

GOAL The main purpose of this lab is to install and configure services such as Active Directory, DNS and DHCP on the Windows Server 2012 machine. Also the DNS and DHCP services were monitored with the help of a monitoring system like OpsviewAtom and Windows Performance Monitor. The role of DHCP is to make sure that clients (Windows 7) can obtain an IP address whereas that of DNS is to make sure that they can access websites within the domain. The steps regarding AD, DNS and DHCP were a refresher

Lab 2. We began by installing and configuring the server itself, ensuring that we provided it with ample memory and processing power. Next, we configured DHCP, disabling the DHCP service running on our RHEL VM. We then continued by installing Active Directory and DNS on the Windows 2012 VM, disabling the DNS server running on the RHEL VM in the process. The DNS server on RHEL would later be reactivated as a secondary (slave) server. We then proceeded to set up monitoring for both DHCP and DNS. This

LAN Implementation Effective deployment of the NY.WWTC.com network infrastructure, with all of its collective services requires careful thought, rigorous planning, documentation and well-coordinated execution between all members involved with this deployment. NY.WWTC’s Local Area Network (LAN) implementation plan describes how the accumulation of materials relating to these objectives will be configured and transitioned into a leading edge operational networked IT system. Company leadership

connections (10/100/1000baseT Ethernet) and one will be installed on each floor in their repective Server Rooms. The switches will be configured with a VLAN (Virtual Local Area Networks) for each subnet. The network access will be secured using Active Directory single

Lab 1-2 70-643 Worksheet Preparing an Application Server This lab contains the following exercises: Exercise 1-2-1 Performing Initial Configuration Tasks Exercise 1-2-2 Working with Disks Exercise 1-2-3 Using Server Manager Exercise 1-2-4 Adding the File Services Role Lab Review: Questions Lab Challenge: Using Diskpart.exe Estimated lab time: 70 minutes BEFORE YOU BEGIN The classroom network consists of Windows Server 2008 student servers and the ServerDC connected to a local

Active Directory Active Directory is the backbone of every organization. A crash of your AD could cause loss of productivity, excessive man hours to troubleshoot and rebuild and loss of data. With that in mind we want to make sure that we have enough domain controllers set up for fault tolerance. We will deploy three Active Directory servers. The two main domain controllers will be located at the Los Angeles office and the RODC will be located at the New York office. The RODC is a read only domain

I would recommend 3 servers. One server for a master file directory where employees can share and access files, via a shared drive(s) (example X:/ACME_shared_files), this could be set up with the computer management tool and group policies could be setup in the server management tool for user login. Employee logins for the file server can be setup either with User Accounts or the server management tool. I would recommend file directories also be assigned with group policy so that access to some

of designing an Active Directory structure for a financial organization consisting of ten sites throughout the country; with each site have five major departments. Each site will have its own domain name, with New York, NY being the Forest Root Domain. The five major departments of the sites are Financial, Sales, Call Center, Information Technology, and Project Management. Active Directory Structure The chart shown below outlines the process for designing an Active Directory structure. It covers

Directory service: A directory service is a network service that stores, organises and makes resources available to users and application. Resources like e-mail addresses, computers, and devices like printers. It also makes sure the computer networks are properly secured. Account management: Is used a lot in colleges and schools it provides access to the right user it also manages and develops user’s access to computing resources; every user has to make a username and a password. The admin users