This document provides instructions for configuring a server and client computer on a network. It includes steps to install roles and services on the server like Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, file sharing and remote desktop. It also describes configuring the client to join the domain, enable folder redirection and sharing, and connect to shared resources on the server using the remote desktop connection. The overall goal is to set up a basic client-server network with domain authentication and resources hosted on the server.

1. Lope, Darwin B.
Grade 12 TVL – ICT – Garcia
Mrs. Cherry Ann P. Garcia

2. A client is a computer that connects to and uses the resources of a remote
computer, or server. Many corporate networks comprise a client computer for each
employee, each of which connects to the corporate server. The server provides
resources like files, information, internet and intranet access, and external processing
power. In the case of processing, any work done on the server is referred to as "server-
side" work. Any work done on the local client is similarly called "client-side”.

3. A server is a computer program that provides services to other computer programs
(and their users) in the same or other computers. The computer that a server program runs
in is also frequently referred to as a server. That machine may be a dedicated server
or used for other purposes as well.
In the client/server programming model, a server program awaits and fulfills
requests from client programs, which may be running in the same or other computers. A
given application in a computer may function as a client with requests for services from
other programs and also as a server of requests from other programs.

5. 1.) Go to Initial Configuring Task by searching OOBE to the start button. Perform
the following:
- Set Time Zone
- Configure Networking
- Provide Computer Name
- Enable Remote Desktop
2.) Turn on Sharing

6. After that, you need to add/install the following roles:
• Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS)
• Domain Name System (DNS) Server
• Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Server (DHCP Server)
• File Services
• Remote Desktop Services
• Print and Document Services

7. Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS)
- Add Roles, Next
- Check Active Directory Domain Services
- Add Require Features, Next, Next
- Install, Close

8. Domain Name System (DNS)
- Run DCPROMO
- Check Use advanced mode installation, Next, Next
- Check Create a new domain in a new forest, Next
- Type a Domain Name e.g. “CSSICT.COM”, Next, Next
- Select Windows Server 2008 R2, Next, Next
- Static IP Assignment: No
- IP Address: 192.168.1.10
- Preferred DNS Server: 192.168.1.10
- Next, Next
- Same Password as Server, Next, Next
- Finish, Restart

9. Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Server (DHCP Server)
- Add Roles, Next
- Check DHCP Server, Next
- Preferred DNS Server: 192.168.1.10, Validate, Next
- Check WINS is not required, Next
- Add
Add Scope
- Type Scope Name: SCOPE1
- Starting IP Address: 192.168.1.19
- End IP Address: 192.168.1.28, Ok, Next
- Select Disable DHCPv6, Next
- Use Current Credentials, Next
- Install
Note Checking:
• Role
• DHCP Server
• Win – Server Name
• IPv4 (Active)
• IPv6 (Active)

10. File Services
- Add Roles, Next
- Check File Services, Next
- Check File Server Resource Manager, Next
- Check Local Disk (C:) or (D:), Next, Next
- Install, Finish
- Restart

11. Remote Desktop Service
- Add Roles, Next
- Select Remote Desktop Service, Next, Next
- Select Remote Desktop Session Host, Add Require Features, Next
- Select Require Network Level Authentication, Next, Next, Next, Next
- Install

12. Print and Document Service
- Add Roles, Next
- Select Print and Document Service, Next, Next
- Install
- Finish

13. Create Account
+ Active Directory Domain Services
+ Active Directory Users and Computers
+ Server Name e.g. “CSSICT.COM”, Right Click
+ New, Organizational Unit e.g. “OU1”, Ok
+ New, User
+ Fill Up First Name, Initial and Last Name
+ Fill Up Log On Name, Next
+ Same Password as Server, Next
+ Finish
+ New, Group
+ Type Group Name e.g. “GROUP1”, Ok
+ Double Click Server Name: CSSICT.COM
+ Right Click User Created, Add to a Group
+ Type Group Name: GROUP1, Check Names, Ok

14. + Features
+ Group Policy Management
+ Forest: Server Name: CSSICT.COM
+ Domain
+ Right Click Server Name: CSSICT.COM
+ Create GPO Type GPO Name e.g. “GPO1”, Ok
+ Right Click GPO created (Check Enforce and Enables)
+ Edit
+ User Configuration
+ Policies
+ Windows Setting
+ Folder Redirection
+ Right Click: Ex. Desktop
+ Select Basic – Redirect everyone’s folder
+ Paste the Root Path: PC-PCUsersPCDesktopFolder Redirection
+ Setting, Unchecked Grant, Check Allow redirection, Ok, Yes
+ Do the same with other folder
Create Group
Policy
Management

15. Create Folder on Desktop
- Folder Properties
- Security, Edit, Add
- Select Everyone, Ok
- Check Full Control to all Group or User, Ok, Ok
- Sharing
- Share
- Select Everyone, Add
- Permission Level Read/Write to All Name
- Share, Done
Note: Save the Network Path
- Folder Properties
- Sharing
- Network Path e.g. “PC-
PCUsersPCDesktopFolder
Redirection”

16. Ping The Client Computer
- Go to Command Prompt
- Type: PING <IP Address of Client Computer> Ex. PING 192.168.1.19
- Close

17. Adding Printer
- Go to Devices and Printers
- Add Printer, Add Local Printer, Next
- Choose a Printer e.g. Brother DCP-116C, Next, Next
- Finish
- Go to Printer Properties, Sharing
- Select List in the Directory, Ok
- Close

18. Client Computer
- Turn On Sharing
- Go to Computer Properties
- Remote Setting
- Select Allow connection from computers running any version
- Click Select User
- Add, Advanced, Find Now, Select Everyone, Ok, Ok, Ok

19. Entering Domain
- Go to Computer Properties
- Click Change Setting
- Click Change
- Change Workgroup to Domain
- Type Domain Name: CSSICT.COM
- Username: Administrator
- Same Password as Server
- Ok, Ok, Ok
- Restart

20. Log In The Created Account From Server
- Switch User
- Type the Computer Log On Name
- Same Password as Server
- Enter

21. Ping The Server Computer
- Go to Command Prompt
- Type: PING <IP Address of Server Computer> Ex. PING 192.168.1.10
- Close

22. Folder Redirection
- Go to Command Prompt
- Type: GPUPDATE /FORCE
- Type: Y to Log Off
- Log In Again

23. Create Folder Client Desktop
- Right Click Desktop
- New, Folder

24. Remote Desktop
- Go to Remote Desktop Connection
- Type Server Computer Name or IP Address e.g. 192.168.1.10
- New Account
- Username: Administrator
- Same Password as Server
- Close

25. CHECK IF THE TWO
COMPUTERS ARE
CONNECTED TO EACH
OTHER