#WindowsServer
Hyper-V creates virtual servers to make VMs inside it.
VMWare is a virtualiser of level-2.
Hyper-V is level 1 and level 2.
On VMware we can remove the soundcard, we choose the LAN as the connection type.
Password in France is usually:
user: Administrateur psw: P@ssw0rd
Server Manager
depannage / debugging if you don't have an IP address
cmd
ipconfig
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
to create a new IP address !!
127.0.0.1 : localhost
in DHCP the first dns name we need to put is tssr.info
To check if I'm the main server : SOA ; Start of Authority
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create a new host to see FreeSCO
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createing an alias
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the new ip address added to the server appear on the address pool:
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ipconfig /displaydns to see host IPs of the websites
ipconfig /flushdns to clear the cache
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We add server adds for everyone to use
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change the ethernet cart of the VM to 'LAN' first, then...
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /all
Containers and OU- organizational unit
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GPO - group policy organizators to define access roles to the users
creating new users in Win Server AD
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sysdm.cpl for system properties
from the pc of the user (stagiaire):
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we put the
username: install ps: P@ssw0rd
debugging:
sometimes router is more powerful than the server so it gives automatically IP address to the device, we go the the firewall (freeSCO in our case), we disable the DHCP of the router (on DHCP > O)
then we connect the user to the domain
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[[ADSI edit]] to do core changes in AD- dangerous can touch the OU but don't touch CNs.
to connect to local account from the login page: .\user and no password, we login with enter
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A server should have minimum 2 network cards.
Managed virtually.