4343/5343 Applied Net-Centric Computing Homework 4 – Windows Networking, spring 2017 Name: ___________________ Assigned: 4/13, Demo Due Date: 4/19, Wednesday (between 1:00-1:45pm) Notes:  This is not a group project so you are required to do your own work.  When you need to use another machine to test the services on your Server 2012, you can use a virtual machine that you have setup in your virtual box to do the job. There are two vdi files (WinXp-32.vdi and Win7Pro32.vdi) available over the blackboard for you to use. Prerequisites:  Make sure that you change the name of your server 2012 to a simple one (e.g., johnse2014, instead of WIH-HBM68HLV3QW).  If necessary, clone your server 2012 to a different location (e.g., f:\temp) in case you mass up the setting while working on the following exercises.  Turn off all the firewall setting on all your virtual machines if necessary. **** Please complete the following exercises and use only “Host-only Network” settings: ***** 1. Set up a Domain controller and the Active Directory on the Win2012 server workstation. [15%] What do you need to do:  Create a fictitious domain name of your liking (e.g., John.com).  Add a new Domain user account with  name: johndoe, password: sosu-2014, accountType: administrator to your domain.  Refer to our textbook or the link below for more information, if necessary.  Installing Active Directory, DNS and DHCP to Create a Windows Server 2012 Domain Controller (inside a virtual box), http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WyBxwJD_c0 [27:45] 2. Set up a DNS server over the Win2012 server workstation. [5%] What do you need to do:  Add a fictional printer named: printer360 and with ip: 192.168.83.250 using the A record format into your zone.  Use nslookup or ping command to make sure the printer’s IP is set up correctly. References:  Feel free to pick any zone name of your choice  Introduction to Using DNS Server on Windows Server 2012, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6c3mwjjr3AQ [18:46] 3. Set up a DHCP server over the Win2012 server workstation. [10%] Warning: Use “Host-only Network” setting when you work on this exercise. If I find out that you use “Bridged Network” setting to connect to our school’s network while your DHCP server is activated on your Sever 2012:  You will lose 20 points in total on this homework for the first time.  You will lose 30 points in total on this homework for the second time.  You will lose 60 points in total on this homework for the third time.  You will lose all the points on this homework for the fourth time. What do you need to do:  Set up 100 private IP addresses in the range of x.x.x.150 through x.x.x.250 (e.g. 192.168.83.150 – 192.168.83.250) for any DHCP clients.  Set up the leasing time to 3 days only.  Make sure to test the DHCP server by using another machine. Reference: Refer to the https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfsXh_LSkgE for more information. 4. Set up another windows computer to join a Domain created on a Win2012 computer. [5%] What do you need to do:  Add/Join a Windows computer (e.g., Windows 7) to your Domain.  If necessary, use “YourDomainName\Administrator” as the user name instead of just “Administrator”, when you try to join a machine to the domain.  Restart the machine and login in to test the settings.  References:  If necessary, refer to the link below or Google the topic to get more information.  Adding Windows Computers to a Windows Server 2012 Domain, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9fmQ0crCsg [22:04] 5. Set up a Web server (IIS) on the Server 2012 to allow other computers to visit the web site. [10%] What do you need to do:  Put a html file, with the file name index.htm and content (see below) under your web server’s home/root (default web directory) directory (i.e., c:/inetpub/wwwroot).  You can use a dynamic or static IP address of your choice.  Test your web server by using another computer. For example, in the client computer’s browser, type “http://192.168.1.1” (without quotes) to test the connection.  If necessary, configure your firewall so enable the http connection.  Refer to Chapter 1 of Book VIII for more information, if necessary. 6. Set up a virtual website with the Alias name “music” for the music department over your Server 2012 so that a client can visit that website. [5%] What do you need to do:  Put a simple index.htm file into that virtual directory (e.g. music) so a client can visit that website.  Test the connection from another machine by typing the URL (e.g., http://music.yourdomain.com/) 7. Set up a home-directory for a domain user on the domain on your Win2012 machine. [15%] The purpose of this exercise is to emulate how to setup a student account over the student domain on our SE campus. What do you need to do: a. Create a share folder named “newusers” under your C:\ drive and make sure that you have set all the security and access setting correctly. b. Create two domain user accounts (bill and alice) on your Server 2012. c. Under the Profile tab, set up a home-directory for bill (e.g., \\yourserver\newusers\bill, will be mapped to c:\newusers\bill) and alice. Assign the driver letter “W” for bill and alice. d. Use another windows computer to login into the domain on the Server 2012 machine by using bill’s credential (username and password). e. To a test to make sure that once bill logs on the domain, he will be in his home-directory and has all the read/write/create/delete … permissions (i.e., full-access). f. In addition, make sure that bill doesn’t have the right to access alice’s directory at all. [5%] References:  Refer to the link below or Google the topic to get more information: Configuring