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    Setup Win Server With Win 10 Client

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    To set up a Windows Server domain with Windows 10 client machines, you need to: 1) Install Windows Server and Windows 10 on VMs, configure networking settings like IP addresses and firewalls, and enable remote desktop access. 2) Promote the Windows Server VM to a domain controller, add users and organizational units to Active Directory, and join the Windows 10 clients to the new domain. 3) Manage domain objects like user and group permissions, login restrictions, and shared folder mappings from Active Directory on the Windows Server.

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    To set up a Windows Server domain with Windows 10 client machines, you need to: 1) Install Windows Server and Windows 10 on VMs, configure networking settings like IP addresses and firewalls, and enable remote desktop access. 2) Promote the Windows Server VM to a domain controller, add users and organizational units to Active Directory, and join the Windows 10 clients to the new domain. 3) Manage domain objects like user and group permissions, login restrictions, and shared folder mappings from Active Directory on the Windows Server.

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    To set up a Windows Server domain with Windows 10 client machines, you need to: 1) Install Windows Server and Windows 10 on VMs, configure networking settings like IP addresses and firewalls, and enable remote desktop access. 2) Promote the Windows Server VM to a domain controller, add users and organizational units to Active Directory, and join the Windows 10 clients to the new domain. 3) Manage domain objects like user and group permissions, login restrictions, and shared folder mappings from Active Directory on the Windows Server.

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    To set up a Windows Server domain with Windows 10 client machines, you need to: 1) Install Windows Server and Windows 10 on VMs, configure networking settings like IP addresses and firewalls, and enable remote desktop access. 2) Promote the Windows Server VM to a domain controller, add users and organizational units to Active Directory, and join the Windows 10 clients to the new domain. 3) Manage domain objects like user and group permissions, login restrictions, and shared folder mappings from Active Directory on the Windows Server.

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    How to setup Win Server with Win 10 client machines

    1) Install both Win 10 & Win Server on VM


    2) Rename computer name to the proper name
    a) Go to Advance System Setting in control panel or settings(Win Server)
    3) Turn off windows firewall in order for the vms to communicate with each other
    a) Go to firewall settings,Turn off firewall(Win Server)
    4) Assign admin passwords to windows server & Win 7,8,10
    a) Go to computer management & under users set password for admin(Win Server)
    5) Assign Ip addresses to VMs
    a) Go to adapter settings, set ip address,Dns of client must point to ip address of DC
    6) Enable Remote Desktop Session to VMs
    a) Go to system settings & enable RDP

    1) Add AD to DC
    2) Go to manage & go to add feature
    3) In server roles choose AD domain services & DNS server
    4) Finish Installation
    5) Go to flag & promote to DC
    6) Add new forest & choose domain name
    7) Set a password
    8) If verification fails go to cmd type net user administrator /passwordreq:yes
    9) Rerun check

    1. Create Ous
    2. Right click on your domain & create new OU
    3. Choose a name
    4. Done
    1) Join client to domain
    2) Go to advanced system settings
    3) Change from workgroup to domain
    4) Enter your domain
    5) Use admin username & password
    6) To login use (domain name)\administrator & password

     Create users in AD
     Right click on OU & choose new users
     Create a name & surname & username
     Choose user must change password on next logon
     Done

     Reset password
     Find user account
     Right click go to properties
     Follow prompts
     Done

     Create & Manage Group Memberships


     Right click on OU & Select new group
     Name the group(Sales1)
     Choose domain local & security
     Go to properties & add your account
     Go to member of & add your group

     Restricting logon times & days


     Go to AD users
     Go to users properties
     In account go to logon hours
     Set your times

     Restricting Logons
     Go to users properties
     In account go to logon to
     Choose computers

     Mapping shared folders


     Go to users properties
     In profile choose connect & copy folder or file directory
     Go to folder you want to share right click,go to properties & go to sharing
     Go to find people, choose group or users
     Press ok & choose permission level
     Press share

    To add a Mac client to a Windows Server domain, you need to perform the following steps:

    1. Ensure that the Mac client meets the minimum requirements for joining a Windows domain.

    2. On the Mac, open System Preferences and navigate to "Users & Groups" or "Accounts."

    3. Click on the lock icon and enter your administrator credentials to make changes.

    4. Select the "+" button under the user list to add a new user account.

    5. In the New Account window, choose "Login Options" or "Network Account Server."

    6. Click on the Join button and select "Open Directory Utility."

    7. In the Directory Utility window, click on the lock icon and enter your administrator credentials again.

    8. Choose "Active Directory" from the list of directory services.

    9. Click on the gear icon and select "Configure..."

    10. Enter the domain name of your Windows Server domain, along with the username and password of
    a domain administrator account.

    11. Customize the advanced options if needed, such as restricting access to specific domain groups.

    12. Click "OK" to save the settings and exit the Directory Utility.

    13. Back in the System Preferences, you should now see the Windows domain listed under the "Network
    Account Server" section.

    14. You can then log out and log back in with a domain user account on the Mac client.

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