This document outlines the network configuration for a lab environment consisting of two separate Active Directory domains in a single forest. It includes Active Directory, DNS, and DFS infrastructure across multiple servers, as well as DHCP, client workstations, and printers. The objective is for a user to be able to log into any workstation, access file shares located on different servers via DFS, and print - all while authenticating against their domain.

1. Final Lab
____________.com
AD
DNS
Forest root
DFS Root
DHCP
WINs
Printer
____________.com
AD
DNS
DFS node
DHCP
WINs
Printer
Switch
Switch172.XX.0.0/16 192.168.XX.0/24
An User must be able to logon to the workstation side,
and access 3 different shares that are actually located on
3 different file servers, but show up under one DFS root.
They must also be able to print a document.
These are 2 separate domains in 1 forest
(no Children allowed)
Cisco Router
Windows Client
Linux Member Server
File Server
DFS Node
Printer
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IP__________________
GW________________
DNS________________
Name ____________________
Date ____________________
Score ____________________
____Rename Computers
____Map 3 Printers to client
____Map DFS Network Drive to client
____Add Users (15 Real)(each DC)
____DHCP (MAC filtered)
____DFS Setup
____DNS Replicates(zones)
____WINs (also in IP Settings)
____Webmin (Samba Share)
IP__________________
IP__________________
GW________________
DNS________________
IP__________________
GW________________
DNS________________