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How To Configure A Peer To Peer Network

The document provides instructions for configuring a peer-to-peer network, including setting computer names and workgroup names, assigning static IP addresses, testing network connectivity using the ping command, sharing local resources between computers on the network, and mapping network drives. It also covers installing and configuring Windows Server 2008, managing Active Directory, configuring a DNS server, and using the Windows Server Backup feature.

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How To Configure A Peer To Peer Network

The document provides instructions for configuring a peer-to-peer network, including setting computer names and workgroup names, assigning static IP addresses, testing network connectivity using the ping command, sharing local resources between computers on the network, and mapping network drives. It also covers installing and configuring Windows Server 2008, managing Active Directory, configuring a DNS server, and using the Windows Server Backup feature.

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HOW TO CONFIGURE A PEER TO PEER NETWORK

To configure a peer to peer network Put the computer name For example : PC1,PC2,PC3

Put the Workgroup name


For example : RUPP,PNTC Assign the static IP address and subnetmask for example

IP address:192.168.100.1
subnetmask: 255.255.255.0

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TEST NETWORK CONNECTIVITY


To know whether or not each computer/host can communicate to each other We must use the command: ping C:\>ping destination address

For example
C:\>ping 172.16.0.81

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TEST NETWORK CONNECTIVITY


The above result showed that this host can communicate with a host that have IP address:172.16.0.81

This showed that this host cant communicate with address:172.16.0.81.

the host has IP

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SHARING LOCAL RESOURCES


To allow network users can access the local resources on a remote host , we must share the local resources at first.

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MAPPING A NETWORK DRIVE


To get accessed the shared resource , you can map it to be a drive

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SHARING THE INTERNET


For a small network with a few computers such as Windows 7 connecting to the Internet via Wireless modem and you want to let your friend access the Internet from your computer, you can share this single Internet connection by using the ICS that existing in Windows as the followings:

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SHARING THE INTERNET


For all other computers connecting to this computer must assign IP addresses by using the DHCP.

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WINDOWS SERVER 2008


Processors Minimum:1GHz Recommended:2GHz Optimal:3GHz or Faster *Intel Itanium 2 proccessors required for Windows Server 2008 for Itanium-based system. Minimum: 512MB RAM Recommended: 1GB RAM Optimal: 2GB RAM (Full installation) or 1GB RAM (Server Core installation) or more Maximum (32-bit): 4GB (Standard) or 64GB (Enterprise and Datacenter) Maximum (64-bit): 32GB (Standard) or 2TB (Enterprise, Datacenter, and Itanium-based systems)

Memory

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WINDOWS SERVER 2008


Disk Space Minimum: 8GB Recommended: 40GB (Full installation) or 10GB (Server Core installation) Optimal: 80GB (Full installation) or 40GB (Server Core installation) or more DVD-ROM drive SVGA (800 600) or higher resolution Keyboard Microsoft mouse or compatible pointing device

Drive Display

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INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION


There are two method how to install Windows server 2008 Full Installation Core Server Installation

1- booting from a bootable DVD

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2- To install , click on the Install

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INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION


3- If you activate it now , you must enter the product key or if you activate Windows online , click on Automatically activate Windows when Im online

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INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION


4- Right now , you must choose Full Installation or Core Server Installation

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INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION


Click on the box of I have selected the Edition of Windows I purchased

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INSTALLATION AND CONFIGURATION


After completely installation of Windows Server 2008, you will see the Initial Configuration Task appear

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CONFIGURATION
Task Set the Administrator Password Set Time Zone Description You can change password for Administrator Set time zone for your location

Configure Networking
Updating and Feedback Download and Install Updates Add Roles Add Features

Set the IP address , subnetmask


Update your Windows Download and install Updates You can roles for your servers Add feature for your server

Provide Computer Name and Domain Put the computer name and domain

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CONFIGURATION
Enable Remote Desktop Configure Windows Firewall Allow you to configure Remote Desktop Allow you to configure Windows Firewall

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BOOT CONFIGURATION DATA


Using bcdEdit /?

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BOOT CONFIGURATION DATA


Using msconfig.exe

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BOOT CONFIGURATION DATA


Using bcdedit.exe /enum active

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BOOT CONFIGURATION DATA


Modifying boot sequence by using bcdedit /timeout 5

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NETWORK CONFIGURATION WITH COMMANDS


Changing password for administrator

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NETWORK CONFIGURATION WITH COMMANDS


Configure network interface card

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NETWORK CONFIGURATION WITH COMMANDS


Assigning IP address, Subnetmask , default gateway and DNS

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NETWORK CONFIGURATION WITH COMMANDS


You can view the static IP address in GUI

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NETWORK CONFIGURATION WITH COMMANDS


You can show the static IP address

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NETWORK CONFIGURATION WITH COMMANDS


You can assign the IP address to DNS server

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NETWORK CONFIGURATION WITH COMMANDS


You can view by command

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NETWORK CONFIGURATION WITH COMMANDS


Activating your server

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NETWORK CONFIGURATION WITH COMMANDS


Change the computer name
wmic computersystem where name="%computername%" rename name="WINSRV1"

Join domain

Netdom join %computername% /domain:TESTLAB /userd:SysAdmin /password:P@ssword


Configure automatic Update Cscript Scregedit.wsf /AU 4 Disable automatic Update Cscript Scregedit.wsf /AU 1

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NETWORK CONFIGURATION WITH COMMANDS


Configure Windows Firewall

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NETWORK CONFIGURATION WITH COMMANDS


Display all firewall profiles

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MANAGING ACTIVE DIRECTORY


Active Directory (AD) is a directory that is used to managing the objects in windows server 2008 such as

Users
Group Printer Ous Files

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MANAGING ACTIVE DIRECTORY

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MANAGING ACTIVE DIRECTORY


There are two structures of AD Physical: is the domain controller that represent sites and subnets

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MANAGING ACTIVE DIRECTORY


Logical : represent Ous, Domain tree and domain Forest Domain Tree

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MANAGING ACTIVE DIRECTORY


Domain Forest

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MANAGING ACTIVE DIRECTORY


Two way transitive trust

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MANAGING ACTIVE DIRECTORY


Organizational Unit (Ous)

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MANAGING ACTIVE DIRECTORY


Domain Level
Window 2000 mixed Window 2000 Native Window Server 2003 Interim Window Server 2003 Window Server 2008

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MANAGING ACTIVE DIRECTORY


Forest Levels Window 2000 Window Server 2003 Window Server 2003 Interim Window Server 2008

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MANAGING ACTIVE DIRECTORY


Install Active Directory Requirements Computer is running a Windows server 2008 Windows server 2008 must be configured such as IP address, subnetmask and DNS server Starting Install Windows Server 2008 1.Start=>Administrative Tools=>Server Manager 2.Roles 3.Add Roles

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MANAGING ACTIVE DIRECTORY

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4.Select Server Role=>Check DNS server

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


1. Create a forward lookup zone 1.Right-click on the Forward lookup zone=>New Zone

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


2.Choose a Primary zone 3.Put the Zone name

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


4.Next 5.Choose Allow pnly secure dynamic updates

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


2. Configure a reversed Lookup zone 1.Right-click on a Reversed lookup Zone 2.Choose a primary zone

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


3. Next 4. Choose IPv4 Reverse Lookup Zone

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


5. Fill in the network ID

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


6. Next 7. Finish

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


Installing Active Directory Domain Service 1. Start=>Administrative Tools=>Server Manager 2. Click on Add Role

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


3. Check on the Active Directory Domain Service

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


4. Follow screen You can install Active directory by using command dcpromo.exe

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


Installing Windows Backup Feature 1. Open Server Manager 2. Expand the Feature

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


3. Click on Add Feature

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


5. Check the Windows Server Backup Feature 6. Follow Screen

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


How to backup 1. Open the Windows Server Backup

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


2. Click on the backup Once

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


2. Next 3. Click on Custom to choose what you want

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


3. Next 4. Select the Destination

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


5. Waiting

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CONFIGURE DNS SERVER


Folder after backing up

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