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SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11

Administration
Instructor Guide
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Course Design
Course Objectives
Course Audience
Prerequisite Knowledge and Skills
Relationship to Other Courses
Delivery Method
Certification and Prerequisites
Classroom Agenda
Course Deliverables
Student Kit Deliverables
Instructor Community (CNI Net) Deliverables
Instructor Documents
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3104 Course DVDs
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3104 Virtual Machine DVDs
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DA-HOST Computer Setup
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Review the DA-HOST Computer Setup Requirements
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Create the DA-HOST Computer
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Preparation
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Setup of DA-HOST
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Linux Virtual Machines Creation
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Setup of DA1
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Setup of DA-SLED
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Setup of DA-OES
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Microsoft Windows 2008 Server Virtual Machine Creation
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Teaching Tips
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Contents
SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 Administration / Instructor Guide
Student Manual Tips

Section 1: Customize the Graphical Interface on SUSE Linux
Enterprise Desktop 11
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Section 2: Lock Down the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11
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Section 3: Use the NetworkManager to Configure the Network
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Section 4: Activate and Use IPv6
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Section 5: Integrate SLED 11 into an Active Direcotory Enviroment
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Section 6: Integrate SLED 11 into a Novell eDirecotory Enviroment
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Section 7: Integrate SLED 11 into a Unix Enviroment
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Section 8: Access Remote Desktops Using Nomad
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Section 9: Use Multimedia on the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11
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Section 10: Configure Email
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Section 11: Create Shell Scripts
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Section 12: Deploy SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11
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Student Workbook Tips
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Course Design
The following provides information about the design of the course to help you
understand how to teach the course and use the course materials in a classroom
setting:
Course Objectives on page 5
Course Audience on page 6
Prerequisite Knowledge and Skills on page 6
Relationship to Other Courses on page 6
Delivery Method on page 6
Certification and Prerequisites on page 7
Classroom Agenda on page 7
Course Objectives
Course 3104 is designed to enable professional administrators to perform common
tasks using the services provided by SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11.
The attendees perform tasks often required when deploying SUSE Linux
Enterprise Desktop 11 (SLED 11) in an enterprise network.
The administrative tasks taught in Course 3104 enable students to do the following:
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Customize the Graphical Interface on SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11
Lock Down the SLE Desktop
Use the NetworkManager to Configure the Network
Activate and Use IPv6
Integrate SLED 11 into an Active Directory Environment
Integrate SLED 11 into a Novell eDirectory Environment
Integrate SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 into a UNIX Environment
Access Remote Desktops Using Nomad
Use Multimedia on the SLE Desktop
Configure Email
Create Shell Scripts
Deploy SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11
Course Design
As part of the classroom instruction, students will work with multiple lab exercises to
help them practically apply course concepts and reinforce their proficiency with
features and management utilities in SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11.
The learning objectives included in this course will provide some of the objectives
used in the Certified Linux Desktop Administrator (CLDA11, 050-722) certification.
Course Audience
This course is addressed to administrators that are CLA11 (or those who have a
comparable Linux administration knowledge) and who now want to gain in-depth
knowledge on tasks a Linux administrator specifically has to perform routinely on
SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11.
Prerequisite Knowledge and Skills

The following is the prerequisite knowledge and skills required by students and the
instructor to have a successful experience with the course:
Students
Before attending this course you should be familiar with the Linux
administration as found in SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 Fundamentals (Course
3101) and SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 Administration (Course 3102).
Instructor
CNIs who have their CLDA and CLP10 certification will have provisional
authorization to teach.
Relationship to Other Courses

This course prerequisites knowledge of the courses SUSE Linux Enterprise 11
Fundamentals (Course 3101) and SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 Administration (Course
3102).
Course 3104 focuses on the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 in contrast to course
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 (3103) that focuses on SUSE Linux Enterprise
Server 11.
Delivery Method
The SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 Administration (3104) course is designed to
be delivered through Novells training partner channel utilizing a Certified Novell
Instructor (CNI).
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The student kits for this course will be available through Gilmore Global, and other
partners authorized to distribute Novell Training Services deliverables. The student
kits serve as both a classroom deliverable and as a self-study kit.
Certification and Prerequisites

This course helps you prepare for the following Novell Certified Linux Desktop
Professional 11 (Novell CLDP 11) exams:
CLDP 11 - Professional level (050-722)
As with all Novell certifications, course work is recommended. To achieve the Novell
CLDP 11 certification, you are required to pass the Novell CLDP 11 exam.
The following illustrates the training and testing path for Novell CLDP11:
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CLDP 11 Certification Path
NOTE: For more information about Novell certification programs and certification exams, see
Novells certification website (http://www.novell.com/training/certinfo/).
Classroom Agenda
This course is designed to be taught as a 5-day course using the following basic
agenda:
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Course Design
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Course Agenda
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
Day 4
Day 5
Module
Duration (hh:mm)
Introduction
00:30
Customize the Graphical

Interface on SUSE Linux
EnterpriseDesktop 11
02:30
Lock Down the SLE Desktop
03:00
Use the NetworkManager to

Configure the Network
04:30
Activate and Use IPv6
02:00
Integrate SLED 11 into an

Active Direcotory Enviroment
03:00
Integrate SLED 11 into a

Novell eDirecotory
Enviroment
03:30
Integrate SUSE Linux

Enterprise Desktop 11 into a
UNIX Enviroment
03:00
Access Remote Desktops
02:00
Use Multimedia on the SLE

Desktop
00:30
Configure Email
01:00
Create Shell Scripts
05:30
Deploy SUSE Linux

01:00
These are estimated times based on our own classroom testing of the lectures and
exercises and what it would take to keep lecture and exercise time to about 6 hours a
day.
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Course Deliverables
The SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 Administration course (Course 3104)

provides the following types of deliverables:
Student Kit Deliverables on page 9
Instructor Community (CNI Net) Deliverables on page 9
Student Kit Deliverables

The student kit for Course 3104 contains the following:
SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 Administration Course Manual. This is

the printed course manual that contains instructional and reference content.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 Administration Workbook. This is the

printed workbook that contains step-by-step instructions for setting up and
completing the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 Administration course
exercises.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 Administration Course DVDs. These two

DVDs include the virtual machines that are needed to do the exercises.
SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 SP1 Product DVD
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 Product DVD
Instructor Community (CNI Net) Deliverables

The 3104 Course Materials page, which is available from the Instructor Community
web site (http://www.novell.com/community/cert/cni/), contains the following items:
Instructor Documents on page 9
3104 Course DVDs on page 10
3104 Virtual Machine DVDs on page 11
Instructor Documents
You need each of the following to prepare for and teach Course 3104:
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3104_ig_cni.pdf (Instructor Guide, includes setup and teaching instructions)
3104_manual_cni.pdf (Course Manual)
3104_workbook_cni.pdf (Course Workbook)
Course Deliverables
3104 Course DVDs

In order to set up the host computer and the VMware virtual machines necessary to
teach the course and to perform the exercises, you need the 3104 Course DVDs.
DVD 1 contains the following files:
index.html (Interactive menu that shows the DVD content)
PDF/3104_manual.pdf (Course Manual)
PDF/3104_workbook.pdf (Course Workbook)
Setup/VMware/DA-SLED.zip (VMware image of SUSE Linux Enterprise

Desktop 11)
Setup/VMware/DA1.zip (VMware image of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11)
DVD 2 contains the following files:
index.html (Interactive menu that shows the DVD content)
Setup/VMware/DA-OES.zip (VMware image of Open Enterprise Server 2)
Setup/VMware/DA-WIN.zip (empty VMware image to install Microsoft

Windows Server 2008)
NOTE: The PDF files are limited to viewing only (no printing) for distribution to students (see
Providing the Virtual Machines and Exercise Files to Students on page 113).
Printable versions of the course manual, workbook, and instructor guide are available from the CNI
Community Course 8004 download page (see Instructor Community (CNI Net) Deliverables on
page 9).
In addition, there are several folders on DVD 1 with the following content:
Exercises/. This directory contains files used for the course exercises.
Setup/. This directory contains furthrer files you need to set up your practice
environment for hands-on exercises.
The files on the DVD are provided on the 3104 Course Materials Web page in two
ZIP files:
3104_Course_DVD1.zip
The file contains the first DVD.
3104_Course_DVD2.zip
The file contains the second DVD
You can download and unzip the ZIP files, and then burn the contents of the file on a
DVD to create your own 3104 Course DVDs, or unzip and copy the appropriate files
to the DA-HOST computer for the course.
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3104 Virtual Machine DVDs

DA-SLED, DA1, DA-OES and DA-WIN are four of the VMware virtual machines
that students use in class to complete the exercises. Because three of these virtual
machines use Novell software (SLED 11, SLES 11, OES 2), we pre-build these
machines for you.
NOTE: The virtual machine file for Microsoft Windows 2008 Server on the second 3104 Course
DVD contains no operating system. They are provided for you as a convenience when creating the
Windows virtual machines that students need to do the exercises in the workbook.
The virtual machines are provided in the Course Materials Web page in a zip file
format:
da-sled.zip
da1.zip
da-oes.zip
da-win.zip
Because these virtual machines are relatively large, we provide them as ZIP files for
easier downloading.
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Course Deliverables
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In this course, the instructor and each student in the class use a DA-HOST computer
to complete the exercises in the workbook.
The DA-HOST computer provides four virtual machines running in VMware
Workstation (maximum of 3 at a time), as illustrated in the following:
To set up the classroom with a DA-HOST computer for the instructor and each
student, do the following:
Review the DA-HOST Computer Setup Requirements on page 13
Create the DA-HOST Computer on page 14
Review the DA-HOST Computer Setup Requirements

The following are the DA-HOST computer setup hardware and software
requirements:
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DA-HOST Computer Setup Requirements

Setup
Minimum Requirements
Hardware
You need a host computer that meets the following requirements:
Pentium 4 - 2.8Ghz CPU (or faster)
Monitor and Graphics Card capable of displaying 1280x1024 (or

higher) resolution
4 GB (or more) RAM
60 GB (or more) hard disk drive
CD/DVD drive
Make sure that the host computer is actually utilizing the full 4 GB of
RAM. If not, exercises can run extremely slow or even stall a process.
Running the virtual machines in less than 4 GB of memory can significantly slow the
response time and possibly cause some problems (due to speed issues) with some of
the exercises.
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Create the DA-HOST Computer

Do the following:
Preparation on page 14
Setup of DA-HOST on page 14
Preparation
Because Novell is not allowed to ship virtual Windows machines, only an empty VM
is included on the second course DVD. You have to set up the machine manually.
If you do not own a valid Microsoft Windows Server 2003 or Microsoft
Windows Server 2008 licence, you have to download a free trial version of
Microsoft Windows Server 2008 (standard edition) from the Microsoft
Website. This version can be used for 60 days.
Burn the downloaded ISO file on a DVD.
Setup of DA-HOST
This machine will host the VMware virtual machines. To install DA-HOST, you can
use one of the following methods:
Install DA-HOST by Using AutoYaST on page 14
Install DA-HOST Manually on page 16
After that, you have to do the following task:
Install SLED 11 Updates on page 18
Install VMware Player on page 19
Install DA-HOST by Using AutoYaST
On the first course DVD there is a AutoYaST XML file for the installation of DAHOST available. You can find it in the Setup directory. Its called da-host.xml.
Depending on your hosts hardware, copy the file to another storage device:
Table Intro-3
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Copies of da-host.xml
Available Hardware
Storage Location for da-host.xml
2 CD/DVD drives
No copy needed
Floppy disk drive
Copy on floppy disk
USB port
Copy on USB stick or USB hard drive
NFS and DHCP server in your network
Copy into the exported directory on your NFS

server
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To install DA-HOST using AutoYaST, do the following:

1.
Boot the server from the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 Product
DVD.
2.
When the GRUB installation screen appears, highlight the Installation option by
using the arrow keys.
You have 20 seconds to highlight the option before GRUB boots from the hard
drive.
3.
Set the display resolution by pressing F2; then select a display resolution of at
least 1024x768.
If a resolution of 1024x768 is not available, select the highest resolution
available (such as 640x480).
4.
Insert the media containing the file da-host.xml.
5.
In the Boot Options field, type the following (depending on the media, where
da-host.xml is stored):
If da-host.xml is stored only on the course DVD, enter:

autoyast=dvd:///Setup/da-host.xml instmode=cd
If da-host.xml is stored on a floppy disk, enter:

autoyast=floppy:///da-host.xml instmode=cd
If da-host.xml is stored only on a USB device, enter:

autoyast=usb:///da-host.xml instmode=cd
If da-host.xml is stored only on a NFS server, enter:

autoyast=nfs://IP-Address/Path_to_file/dahost.xml netsetup=dhcp
Then press Enter.

The kernel loads and the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11
installation begins.
YaST accesses the file da-host.xml and installs SLED 11 according to the
configuration contained in that file.
6.
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(Optional) If you don not use an US keyboard, you can change your keyboad
layout in the Installation Settings dialog. Do the following:
a.
Click the Expert tab.
b.
Click Keyboard Layout.
c.
Select your keyboard layout from the list and click Accept.
7.
In the Installation settings dialog, click Install.
8.
In each of the Confirm Package License dialogs, click I Agree.
9.
In the Confirm Installation dialog, click Install.
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The installation of the software packages starts. The installation screen keeps you
updated on the installation progress (time remaining and percentage completed).
After copying files from the DVD, YaST performs tasks such as updating the
configuration, copying files to the installed system, installing the boot manager,
and preparing for an initial system boot.
When these tasks are completed, YaST reboots the system.
10. Remove the media, where you stored da-host.xml before, and wait for the system
to boot.
YaST finishes configuring the system and boots to runlevel 5 where a GUI login
screen appears.
11. (Conditional) If the installation stops at some early point, reset the computer,
restart the installation and try one of the other installation options, like
InstallationACPI Disabled.
Install DA-HOST Manually
To install DA-HOST using AutoYaST, do the following:

1.
Boot your Workstation with the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11

DVD.
Wait while the machine boots.
2.
When the GRUB installation screen appears, highlight the Installation option by
using the arrow keys.
You have 20 seconds to highlight the option before GRUB boots from the hard
drive.
3.
Set the display resolution by pressing F2; then select a display resolution of at
least 1024x768.
If a resolution of 1024x768 is not available, select the highest resolution
available (such as 640x480).
4.
In the Welcome dialog, do the following:

a.
Make sure that the correct keyboard layout is selected in the Keyboard
Layout menu. If not, select Keyboard Layout and choose your layout.
b.
Select Yes, I Agree to the License Agreement; then click Next.
5.
In the Media Check, click Next.
6.
From the Installation Mode dialog, do the following:
7.
a.
Make sure that New Installation is selected.
b.
Deactivate Use Automatic Configuration; then click Next.
Configure your time zone information by doing the following:

a.
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From the Clock and Time Zone dialog, select USA and Mountain (Denver);
then click Change.
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b.
Set the Current Time and Current Date to match your current time and
date; then select Accept.
Time is set according to the 24-hour clock format. The date format is dd/
mm/yyyy.
c.
8.
Click Next.
In the New Local User dialog, enter the following:
Users Full Name: Geeko Chameleon
Username: geeko
Password: novell
Confirm Password: novell
Activate Use this password for system administrator and click Next.
9.
When prompted that your password is too simple, click Yes.
10. When prompted that your password uses only lowercase letters, click Yes.
11. From the Installation Settings dialog, do the following:
a.
Check the suggested partitioning under the Partitioning heading. If it does

not list partition 1 (/dev/sda1 or /dev/hda1, depending on your
hardware) for swap and partition 2 (/dev/sda2 or /dev/hda2,
depending on your hardware) for / (root), do the following:
i.
Select Partitioning.
ii.
Select your harddisk (the first entry in the Hard Disk box); then click
Next.
iii. Click Use entire hard disk.

iv. Deselect Propose Separate Home Partition; then select Next. You are
returned to the Installation Settings overview dialog.

b.
To install software that is not included in the default selection, do the

following:
i.
Select Software from the Installation Settings dialog.
ii.
Click Details.
iii. From the Filter menu, select Search.

iv. Enter vmx and select Search.
v.
Select vmx-manager.
vi. Enter kernel-source and select Search.

vii. Select kernel-source.
viii. Enter gcc and select Search.
ix. Select gcc.
x.
Click Accept.
xi. When prompted to accept software licenses, click Accept. (5 times)

xii. When prompted to review the automatic changes, click Continue. You
are returned to the Installation Settings overview dialog.
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c.
Click Install.
d.
When prompted to confirm the installation, click Install. Wait while the
initial installation is performed. After the initial installation is complete, the
SLED 11 workstation restarts.
12. In the Hostname and Domain Name dialog enter the following information:
Hostname: da-host
Domain Name: digitalairlines.com
Deselect Change Hostname via DHCP; then click Next.

13. Configure your network settings by doing the following:
a.
From the Network Configuration dialog, disable the Firewall by selecting

disable. The line will change to Firewall is disabled.
b.
From the Network Configuration dialog, select Network Interfaces.
c.
From the Network Settings dialog, activate the Hostname/DNS tab.
d.
In the Name Server 1 field, enter 172.17.8.101 and make sure, that
digitalairlines.com appears in the Domain Search field; then click OK.
e.
From the Network Card Setup dialog, select Statically assigned IP

Address; then enter the following:
f.
From the Network Configuration dialog, click Next.
14. From the Test Internet Connection dialog, select No, Skip This Test; then click
Next.
15. In the Release Notes dialog, click Next.
16. In the Hardware Configuration dialog, make sure that 3D Acceleration is active;
enable it if it is not; then click Next.

17. In the Installation Completed dialog, make sure that Clone This System for
Autoyast is deselected; then click Finish.

The installation is completed and the SLED 11 login screen appears.
18. Remove the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 DVD from your
DVD drive.
Install SLED 11 Updates
To install some updates for SLED 11 on DA-HOST, do the following:
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1.
Login to the graphical desktop as geeko (password novell).
2.
Open a terminal window by right-clicking the desktop and selecting Open In

Terminal from the pop-up menu.
3.
Switch to user root by entering su -. (password novell).
4.
Put the first course DVD into your DVD drive and wait until it is mounted
automatically.
5.
Install the updates from the first course DVD by entering (in one line)
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rpm -Fhv /media/3104_coursedvd1/Setup/Updates/*.rpm

NOTE: These updates are already installed in the virtual machine of DA-SLED.
Install VMware Player
To install VMware Player on DA-HOST, do the following:

1.
Download the Linux RPM of VMware Player from the VMware Website (http://
www.vmware.com/download/player/)
2.
Install VMware Player by entering (in one line)

rpm -ihv /Path_to_VMware-Player/VMware-Player-Version.i386.rpm
3.
Start VMware Player.
4.
In the End User License Agreement, click Accept.
5.
(Optional) If you are promped to download available updates, click Cancel.
6.
From the course DVD 1, copy the file /media/3104_coursedvd1/

Setup/VMware/networking into the directory /etc/vmware/.
7.
Restart the virtual network be entering the following:

vmware-networks --stop
vmware-networks --start
8.
Switch back to user Geeko by entering exit.
9.
From the course DVD 1, copy the following directories into the directory /tmp/
:
/media/3104_coursedvd1/Setup/DA-SLES
/media/3104_coursedvd1/Setup/DA-SLED
10. From the course DVD 2, copy the following directories into the directory /tmp/
/media/3104_coursedvd2/Setup/DA-OES
/media/3104_coursedvd2/Setup/DA-WIN
NOTE: If you have to install serveral student PCs, we recomment to install the Windows VM
first on only one machine; then to configure it as described in Microsoft Windows 2008
Server Virtual Machine Creation on page 25 and copy the configured VM to all student
machines.
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The three Linux VMs used in this course are already configured and available on the
Course DVDs. Nevertheless some configurations (e.g., the keyboard layout) maybe
needs to be done manually.
To install the virtural machines on DA-HOST, you have to do the following:
Setup of DA1 on page 21
Setup of DA-SLED on page 22
Setup of DA-OES on page 23
NOTE: The setup of the Windows Server 2008 virtual machine is described in Microsoft Windows
2008 Server Virtual Machine Creation on page 25.
Setup of DA1
DA1 is a SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11. This virtual machine provides services,
you need for the exercises (like DNS). To set up the machine, do the following:
1.
As user Geeko, open the main menu, click More Applications and select
System > VMware Player.
2.
3.
Click Open an existing Virtual Machine.
4.
Navigate to the /tmp/DA-SLES/ directory and select DA-SLES.vmx; then

click Open.
5.
When prompted whether you moved or copied the VM, click I moved it.
The virtual machine starts.
6.
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After the machine is running, make sure that the right keyboard layout is
activated. Do the following:
a.
log in as user geeko with password novell.
b.
From the main menu, select YaST.
c.
When prompted to enter the root password, enter novell and click Continue.
d.
Click Keyboard Layout from the Hardware group.
e.
Select your keyboard layout from the Layout menu and click OK.
f.
When prompted to test your settings, click Test.
g.
In the XFine2 dialog, click Save.
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h.
In the Configuration Saved dialog, click Yes.
i.
Close the YaST Control Center
7.
Shut down the virtual machine by clicking Shutdown in the main menu.
8.
In the Shut Down dialog, click Shut Down.
9.
In the Authentication dialog, enter the root password (novell) and click
Authenticate.
Setup of DA-SLED
DA-SLED is a SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 workstation. This virtual machine
is used to test and use services during various exercises. To set up the machine, do the
following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Navigate to the /tmp/DA-SLED/ directory and select DA-SLED.vmx; then

click Open.
5.
6.
After the machine is running, make sure that the right keyboard layout is
activated. Do the following:
a.
log in as user geeko with password novell.
b.
From the main menu, select YaST.
c.
d.
Click Keyboard Layout from the Hardware group.
e.
Select your keyboard layout from the Layout menu and click OK.
f.
When prompted to test your settings, click Test.
g.
In the XFine2 dialog, click Save.
h.
In the Configuration Saved dialog, click Yes.
i.
Close the YaST Control Center
7.
Shut down the virtual machine by clicking Shutdown in the main menu.
8.
In the Shut Down dialog, click Shut Down.

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Setup of DA-OES
DA-OES is a Novell Open Enterprise Server 2 server. It hosts the services covered in
this course. To set up the machine, do the following:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Navigate to the /tmp/DA-OES/ directory and select DA-OES.vmx; then click

Open.
5.
6.
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After the machine is running, you can shut it down by clicking Shut Down and
entering the root password novell.
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Microsoft Windows 2008 Server Virtual

Machine Creation
In the course exercises, students use VMware virtual machines to perform ZENworks
10 Configuration Management administrative tasks.
DA-WIN is a Microsoft Windows Server 2008. This virtual machine provides Active
Directory.
Because Novell is not allowed to ship virtual Windows machines, only an empty VM
is included on the second course DVD.
If necessary, you can download a free trial version of Windows Server 2008
from the Microsoft Website (http://www.microsoft.com).
If necessary, download the evaluation version of Exchange Server 2007
(E2K7SP1EN32.exe) from the Microsoft Website (http://www.microsoft.com).
You have to set up the Windows Server machine manually. Do the following:
1.
Insert the Windows Server 2008 installation DVD into your DVD drive.
2.
3.
4.
Install Windows Server 2008 by doing the following:

a.
b.
Navigate to the /tmp/DA-WIN/ directory and select DA-WIN.vmx; then

click Open.
The virtual machine and the Windows installation starts.
c.
In the welcome screen, select your keyboard layout an click Next.
d.
Click Install now.
e.
When prompted to enter your activation code, leave the field blank and click
Next. (This provides you with a 60-day evaluation period.)
f.
In the confirmation dialog, click No.
g.
In the Windows version dialog, select Windows Server 2008 Standard

(Full Installation).
Activate the option I have selected the edition of Windows that I
purchased and click Next.
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h.
In the software license dialog, activate I accept the license terms and click
Next.
i.
In the installation type dialog, select Custom (advanced).
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j.
In the disk dialog, click Next.

Wait while files are copied and Windows is installed.
k.
When prompted to change your user password, click OK.
l.
Enter a password of n0v3LL for the Administrator user.
m. When prompted that the password has been changed, click OK.
n.
(Optional) If you are using VMware Workstation instead of the VMware

Player, install VMware Tools and reboot the system. Therefore do the
following:
i.
In the VMware Player Window, select VM > Install VMware Tools.
ii.
Select Install.
iii. Select Run setup.exe in the AutoPlay dialog.

iv. Select Next in the Welcome dialog.
v.
Make sure that Typical is selected, then select Next.
vi. Select Install.

vii. Select Finish at the end of the installation.
viii. Select Yes when prompted to reboot.
ix. When the system has been rebooted, press Ctrl+Alt+Ins and log back in
as Administrator (password n0v3LL).

5.
Configure your basic server settings by doing the following:

a.
If necessary, switch to the Initial Configuration Tasks screen.
b.
Select Set Time Zone.
c.
Select Change Date and Time.
d.
Enter the correct date and time; then select OK.
e.
Select Change Time Zone.
f.
Select your time zone; then select OK > OK.
g.
Select Configure Networking.
h.
Right click your Local Area Connection; then select Properties.
i.
Select Internet Protocol Version 4; then select Properties.
j.
Mark, Use the Following Address.
k.
Enter the following:

i.
IP Address: 172.17.8.102
ii.
Subnet Mask: 255.255.0.0
iii. Default Gateway: 172.17.0.1

iv. DNS Server: 127.0.0.1
l.
Select Advanced.
m. Select the DNS tab.

n.
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In the DNS Suffix for This Connection field, enter digitalairlines.com.
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o.
Select OK > OK > Close; then close the Network Connections window.
p.
Select Provide Computer Name and Domain.
q.
In the Computer Description field, enter 3104 AD Server.
r.
Select Change.
s.
In the Computer Name field, enter DA-WIN.
t.
Click More.
u.
In the Primary DNS Suffix for this Computer field, enter

digitalairlines.com; then click OK > OK.
v.
When prompted to reboot your computer, select OK.
w. Click Close; then select Reboot Now.
6.
7.
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x.
Wait while the system restarts.
y.
When the system has restarted, log back in as Administrator with a password
of n0v3LL.
Configure the host firewall by doing the following:

a.
In the Initial Configuration Tasks screen, click Configure Windows

Firewall.
b.
Click Turn Windows Firwewall On or Off.
c.
Mark Off; then select OK.
d.
Close the Windows Firewall window.
Configure the server as an AD PDC by doing the following:

a.
Click Add Roles.
b.
In the Before You Begin screen, select Next.
c.
In the Select Server Roles screen, mark Active Directory Domain Services;
then select Next.
d.
Read the information displayed in the Active Directory Domain Services

window, then select Next.
e.
In the Confirm Installation Selections screen, select Install.
f.
Click Close This Wizard and Launch the Active Directory Domain
Services Installation Wizard.
g.
In the Active Directory Domain Services Welcome screen, click Next.
h.
Read the information in the Operating System Compatibility screen, then

click Next.
i.
Mark Create a New Domain in a New Forest; then click Next.
j.
In the FQDN of the Forest Root Domain field, enter digitalairlines.com;

then click Next.
k.
In the Forest Functional Level drop-down list, select Windows 2000; then
click Next.
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l.
In the Domain Functional Level drop-down list, select Windows 2000

Native; then click Next.
m. In the Additional Domain Controller Options screen, verify that DNS Server
is marked; then click Next.

n.
In the Static IP Assignment dialog, select Yes, the computer will use a
dynamically assigned IP address.
o.
In the Warning screen, select Yes.
p.
In the Location for Database, Log Files, and SYSVOL screen, accept the
defaults by clicking Next.
q.
In the Password fields on the Directory Services Restore Mode

Administrator Password screen, enter n0v3LL (twice); then click Next.
r.
In the Summary screen, click Next.
s.
Wait while AD is installed and configured.
t.
When complete, click Finish.
u.
Click Restart Now.
v.
Wait while the system is restarted.
w. When done, log back in as Administrator.

8.
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Configure your local security policy by doing the following:

a.
Select Start > Administrative Tools > Group Policy Management.
b.
Under Forest > Domains > digitalairlines.com, right click Default

Domain Policy and select Edit.
c.
Under Computer Configuration, expand Policies > Windows Settings >

Security Settings > Account Policies > Password Policy.
d.
Double-click Password Must Meet Complexity Requirements.
e.
Mark Disabled; then select OK.
f.
Double-click Password Minimum Length.
g.
In the Characters field, enter 6; then select OK.
h.
Close the Group Policy Management Editor.
i.
Close the Group Policy Management window.
Create users in the domain by doing the following:

a.
Select Start > Administrative Tools > Active Directory Users and
Computers.
b.
Select the Users container in the digitalairlines.com domain.
c.
Click the Create a New User icon in the toolbar.
d.
Enter the following:
First Name: Geeko
Last Name: Chameleon
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Full Name: Geeko Chameleon
User Logon Name: geeko
e.
Select Next.
f.
Enter a password of novell.
g.
Deselect User Must Change Password at Next Logon.
h.
Mark Password Never Expires; then select Next > Finish.
i.
Repeat this process to add another domain user:
j.
First Name: Tux
Last Name: Penguin
Full Name: Tux Penguin
User Logon Name: tuxpenguin
Password: novell
Close the Active Directory Users and Computers window.
10. Add the File and Print Server roles to the server by doing the following:
a.
In the Initial Configuration Tasks window, select Add Roles.
b.
In the Before You Begin screen, select Next.
c.
In the Select Server Roles screen, mark File Services and Print Services;
then click Next.
d.
Read the information in the Print Services screen; then click Next.
e.
In the Select Role Services screen, click Next.
f.
Read the information in the File Services screen; then click Next.
g.
In the Select Role Services screen, click Next.
h.
Click Install.
i.
Wait while the services are installed.
j.
In the Installation Results screen, select Close.
11. Enable WINS on the server by doing the following:

a.
In the Initial Configuration Tasks window, select Add Features.
b.
Mark WINS Server; then click Next.
c.
Click Install.
d.
Wait while the service is installed.
e.
In the Installation Results screen, select Close.
12. Create a printer and share it by doing the following:
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a.
Select Start > Control Panel > Printers > Add a Printer.
b.
Click Add a Local Printer.
c.
Mark Use a Existing Port and select LPT1 in the drop-down list; then click
Next.
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d.
In the Install Printer Driver screen, select the HP LaserJet 5 printer; then
click Next.
e.
Use the default printer name by clicking Next.
f.
In the Location field, enter Building A 1st Floor; then click Next > Finish.
g.
Close the Printers window.
13. Create a shared folder by doing the following:

a.
Open Windows Explorer and navigate to C:\.
b.
Create a new folder named Shared.
c.
Right click the Shared folder and select Share.
d.
Select Find from the drop-down list.
e.
Click Advanced.
f.
Click Find Now.
g.
Mark the Geeko Chameleon and Tux Penguin users; then click OK > OK.
h.
Set the Permission Level for the Geeko Chameleon and Tux Penguin users to
Contributor.
i.
Click Share > Done.
j.
Close Windows Explorer.
14. Prepare the system for Microsoft Exchange by doing the following:
a.
Click Start > Command Prompt.
b.
Enter ServerManagerCmd -i RSAT-ADDS at the command prompt.
c.
When prompted, restart your computer.
d.
Log back in as Administrator.
e.
Open a command window again.
f.
Enter ServerManagerCmd -i Web-Metabase.
g.
Enter ServerManagerCmd -i Web-Lgcy-Mgmt-Console.
h.
Enter ServerManagerCmd -i PowerShell.
i.
Enter ServerManagerCmd -i Web-Server.
j.
Enter ServerManagerCmd -i Web-ISAPI-Ext.
k.
Enter ServerManagerCmd -i Web-Basic-Auth.
l.
Enter ServerManagerCmd -i Web-Digest-Auth.
m. Enter ServerManagerCmd -i Web-Windows-Auth.

n.
Enter ServerManagerCmd -i Web-Dyn-Compression.
o.
Enter ServerManagerCmd -i RPC-over-HTTP-proxy.
15. Configure Microsoft Exchange by doing the following:

a.
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Use Windows Explorer to create a new directory named C:\Temp.
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b.
Drag and drop the E2K7SP1EN32.exe file from your host workstation to
the DA-WIN virtual server desktop.
c.
Inside of the DA-WIN virtual machine, double-click the

E2K7SP1EN32.exe file.
d.
When prompted to select a directory for extraction, browse to and select the
C:\Temp directory; then select OK to begin the extraction.
Wait while files are extracted.
e.
When prompted that the extraction is complete, click OK.
f.
Click Start > Run; then browse to the C:\Temp directory, and double-click
the Setup.exe file.
g.
Click OK.
h.
In the Installation screen, click Install Microsoft Exchange Server 2007.
i.
In the Welcome screen, click Next.
j.
Accept the license agreement and then click Next.
k.
In the Error Reporting screen, mark No; then click Next.
l.
Mark Typical Exchange Server Installation; then click Next.
m. In the Exchange Organization field, enter DigitalAirlines; then click Next.

n.
In the Client Settings screen, mark Yes; then click Next.

Wait while the installer runs its readiness check.
o.
Verify no failures are displayed; then click Install.

Wait while the product is installed.
p.
When complete, click Close.
16. Enable your geeko and tuxpenguin users as Exchange users by doing the
following:
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a.
Click Start > All Programs > Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 >
Exchange Management Console.
b.
Expand Recipient Configuration; then click Mailbox.
c.
On the right, click New Mailbox.
d.
In the New Mailbox screen, mark User Mailbox; then click Next.
e.
Mark Existing Users; then click Add.
f.
Select the Geeko Chameleon and Tux Penguin users; then click OK.
g.
Click Next.
h.
Next to Mailbox Database, click Browse; then click Mailbox Database >
OK.
i.
Click Next > New.
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Wait while the mailboxes are created.

j.
When complete, click Finish.
17. Enable Outlook Anywhere by doing the following:

a.
Expand Servers, then click Client Access.
b.
On the right, click Enable Outlook Anywhere.
c.
In the External Hostname field, enter DA-WIN.
d.
Click Enabled.
e.
Click Finish.
f.
Close the Management Console.
NOTE: If you have to install serveral student PCs, we recomment to install the Windows VM first
on only one machine; then to configure it as described here and copy the configured VM to all
student machines.
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Teaching Tips
The teaching tips include
Student Manual Tips on page 33
Student Workbook Tips on page 34
Student Manual Tips

The following are tips and feedback specific to the student manual from the beta
teach of Course 3104:

No tips for this section at this time.

Objective 4 Use File System Encryption does not really fit into this section. But
there was no better place for it.


To familiarize yourself with IPv6 we recommend to test 6to4-Tunneling as described
in the manual, or to apply for a 6in4-Tunnel with SixXS (http://www.sixxs.net) or
other provider and test that.




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A lot of documentation about AutoYaST can be found on the Webpage of the
AutoYaST developer Uwe Gansert (http://www.suse.de/~ug/).
A list of the AutoYaST boot options is also available there (http://www.suse.de/~ug/
autoyast_doc/invoking_autoinst.html).
Student Workbook Tips

We did our best to incorporate the feedback from the beta into the final version of the
exercises, there is little to add at this point.
The following are tips and feedback specific to the student workbook from the beta
teach of Course 3104:






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Nomad always starts a new session. If you want to have remove access on a running
session, you have to use VNC (vncserver and vncviewer).

More websites for downloading open music are, for example:
http://openmusic.linuxtag.org/
http://www.thisisopenmusic.com/
http://www.jamendo.com/en/
More information about the license for open music you can find at the Creative
Commons Website (http://creativecommons.org/).


While sample scripts for all exercises are provided on the first course DVD you
should encourage students to actually try to create scripts of their own.

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SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11

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Prerequisite Knowledge and Skills

Relationship to Other Courses

Certification and Prerequisites

Student Kit Deliverables

Instructor Community (CNI Net) Deliverables

3104 Course DVDs

3104 Virtual Machine DVDs

DA-HOST Computer Setup

Review the DA-HOST Computer Setup Requirements

Create the DA-HOST Computer

Linux Virtual Machines Creation

Microsoft Windows 2008 Server Virtual Machine Creation

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SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 Administration / Instructor Guide

Student Manual Tips

Section 2: Lock Down the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11

Section 3: Use the NetworkManager to Configure the Network

Section 4: Activate and Use IPv6

Section 5: Integrate SLED 11 into an Active Direcotory Enviroment

Section 6: Integrate SLED 11 into a Novell eDirecotory Enviroment

Section 7: Integrate SLED 11 into a Unix Enviroment

Section 8: Access Remote Desktops Using Nomad

Section 9: Use Multimedia on the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11

Section 10: Configure Email

Section 11: Create Shell Scripts

Section 12: Deploy SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11

Student Workbook Tips

Section 1: Customize the Graphical Interface on SUSE Linux

Section 2: Lock Down the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11

Section 3: Use the NetworkManager to Configure the Network

Section 4: Activate and Use IPv6

Section 5: Integrate SLED 11 into an Active Direcotory Enviroment

Section 6: Integrate SLED 11 into a Novell eDirecotory Enviroment

Section 7: Integrate SLED 11 into a Unix Enviroment

Section 8: Access Remote Desktops Using Nomad

Section 9: Use Multimedia on the SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11

Section 10: Configure Email

Section 11: Create Shell Scripts

Section 12: Deploy SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11

Course Objectives on page 5

Course Audience on page 6

Prerequisite Knowledge and Skills on page 6

Relationship to Other Courses on page 6

Delivery Method on page 6

Certification and Prerequisites on page 7

Classroom Agenda on page 7

Customize the Graphical Interface on SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11

Lock Down the SLE Desktop

Use the NetworkManager to Configure the Network

Activate and Use IPv6

Integrate SLED 11 into an Active Directory Environment

Integrate SLED 11 into a Novell eDirectory Environment

Integrate SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11 into a UNIX Environment

Access Remote Desktops Using Nomad

Use Multimedia on the SLE Desktop

Create Shell Scripts