Lab Answer Key For Module 1: Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2008

Lab Answer Key for Module 1: Installing and Configuring Windows Server 2008
Table of Contents Lab 1: Configuring Windows Server 2008
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Lab 1: Configuring Windows Server 2008

Lab Setup
For this lab, you will use the available virtual machine environment. Before you begin the lab: The Password for the images is Pa$$w0rd. Turn on SEA-SRV-01 You will need a copy of Windows Server 2008 to perform the first lab step. You may need a product key for Windows Server 2008.
Exercise 1: Initial Configuration Tasks

Task 1: Install Windows Server 2008
Note: Perform these steps on SEA-SRV-01
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On the Virtual Server Administration Web site, under Virtual Machines, click Configure, and then click 6416B-SEA-SRV-01. In the "6416B-SEA-SRV-01" Configuration section, click CD/DVD. Under Virtual CD/DVD Drive 1, click Known image files. For Fully qualified path to file, type C:\Eval\WindowsServer2008.iso, and then click OK. On the Virtual Server Administration Web site, click 6416B-SEASRV-01, and then click Reset, and then click OK in the Windows Internet Explorer Dialog Box. The Windows Server installation process begins.
Note: The ISO image file may be named differently. Check with your instructor for the correct filename. The Install Windows dialog box appears. Click Next. Note: It may take up to 3 minutes for the Install Windows dialog box to appear.
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The Windows Server 2008 page appears. Click What to know before installing Windows. The Help and Support dialog box appears. RAM: _____________________________________ Processor: _________________________________ Disk Space: ________________________________
Q Record the Recommended System Requirements for Windows Server 2008 Server:
A RAM: >= 2GB ,Processor: >= 2GHz, Disk Space: >= 40GB 8. 9. 10. 11. Click Next.
Note: This action chooses to install the full version of Windows Server 2008. Note: It may take about 10 seconds for the Select the operating system you want to install page to appear.
Close the Help and Support dialog box. Click Install Now. A please wait message appears. The Select the operating System you want to install page appears.
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The Please read the license terms page appears. Scroll down to the bottom of the EULA. Select I accept the license terms. Click Next. The Which type of installation do you want page appears. Click Custom (advanced). The Where do you want to install Windows page appears.
Note: It may take about 10 seconds for the Where do you want to install Windows page to appear.
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Click Drive options (advanced).
Q What does the New option do? A Creates a new partition. 18. 19. 20. Select Drive 0, and then click Next. The Installing Windows page appears. In the Virtual Server Administration Website, under the virtual machine window, in the Control Virtual Machine section, click Turn off Virtual Machine and Discard Undo Disks. If you are prompted to click OK to confirm, then click OK to confirm.
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Task 2: Use ICT to do initial configuration on server

Note: Perform these steps on SEA-SRV-02. Before beginning this Task, start the SEA-SRV-02 virtual machine.
1. Log on to SEA-SRV-02 as Administrator with a password of Pa$$w0rd. 2. The Initial Configuration Tasks window will open automatically after the computer starts. 3. Click Configure networking. 4. The Network Connections window opens. Click Local Area Connection. 5. Notice the tools that appear on the toolbar. 6. Right-click Local Area Connection, and then click Properties. 7. The Local Area Connection Properties dialog box appears. Click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). 8. Click Properties. 9. The Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties dialog box appears. Click Use the following IP address. 10. In the IP address field, type 192.168.16.4. 11. In the Subnet mask field, type 255.255.255.0. 12. Clear the Default gateway field. 13. In the Preferred DNS server field, type 192.168.16.2. 14. In the Alternate DNS server field, type 192.168.16.4. 15. Click OK and then click Close. 16. Close the Network Connections window. 17. Click Provide computer name and domain. 18. Click Change. 19. The Computer Name\Domain Changes dialog box appears. 20. Click Domain. 21. In the Domain field, type contoso.com. 22. Click Cancel. 23. Click Cancel. 24. Click Specifying computer information.
Note: Youll find this link at the top right of the window.
25. The Initial Configuration Tasks window opens. Maximize this window. 26. Take note of the window contents. 27. Close Initial Configuration Tasks.
28. Click Updating your Windows server. 29. The Initial Configuration Tasks window opens. Maximize this window. 30. Take note of the window contents. 31. Close Initial Configuration Tasks. 32. Click Enable automatic updating and feedback. 33. The Enable Windows Automatic Updating and Feedback dialog box appears. 34. Click Manually configure settings. 35. Click Change Setting in the Windows Automatic Updating section. 36. Take note of the window contents. Q What is the default setting for Windows automatic updating? A Check for updates but let me choose whether to download or install them. 37. Close the Change settings window. 38. Click Close. 39. Scroll the Initial Configuration Tasks window down to the bottom to the remaining features of this window.
Task 3: Advanced server customization

1. Click Add roles. 2. Click Next. 3. The Select Server Roles page appears. Examine the list of roles that can be installed. 4. Select Active Directory Domain Services. 5. Click Next. 6. The Active Directory Domain Services page appears. Click Next. 7. Click Cancel. 8. Click Yes.
Note: The installation process may take up to 15 minutes to complete, depending on the computer. We are canceling the installation process for this lab.
9. Click Add features. 10. The Add Features Wizard dialog box appears. Examine the list of options.
11. Click Cancel. 12. Click Yes. 13. Click Enable Remote Desktop. 14. The System Properties dialog box appears. 15. Examine the Remote Desktop options. 16. Click Cancel. 17. Click Configure Windows Firewall. 18. The Windows Firewall window opens. Maximize this window. 19. Click How does a firewall help protect my computer? 20. In the Windows Help and Support dialog, click No. 21. The Windows Help and Support window opens. Maximize this window. 22. Examine the contents of this window. 23. Close Windows Help and Support. 24. Click Change settings. The Window Firewall Settings dialog box appears. 25. Click the Exceptions tab.
Note: The Exceptions tab may take about 10 seconds to appear.
26. Examine the options. 27. Click Add port. 28. The Add a Port dialog box appears. Click Cancel. 29. Click Cancel. 30. Minimize Windows Firewall. 31. Click Enable Remote Desktop. 32. The System Properties dialog box appears. 33. Click Allow connections from computers running any version of Remote Desktop (less secure). 34. The Remote Desktop dialog box appears. Click OK. 35. Click OK. 36. Restore Windows Firewall. 37. Click Change settings. 38. The Window Firewall Settings dialog box appears. Click the Exceptions tab.
39. Note: The Exceptions tab may take about 10 seconds to appear.
Note: Notice that Remote Desktop is now selected on the exceptions list.
40. Click Cancel. 41. Close Windows Firewall. 42. Click Customizing your server. 43. The Initial Configuration Tasks window opens. Maximize this window. 44. Take note of the window contents. 45. Close Initial Configuration Tasks. 46. Click Print, email, or save this information.
Note: This link is at the bottom of the window. It may take about 5 seconds to generate the report.
47. The Initial Configuration Tasks window opens. Maximize this window. 48. Take note of the window contents. 49. In the Page list, click Save As.
Note: The Page button is on the top right of the window.
50. The Save Webpage dialog box appears. Click Save. 51. Close Initial Configuration Tasks.
Exercise 2: Server Manager Console

Task1: Use Server Manager Console
Note: Perform these steps on SEA-DC-01. Before beginning this Exercise, turn on the SEA-DC-01 virtual machine.
1. Log on to SEA-DC-01 as CONTOSO\Administrator with a password of Pa$$w0rd. 2. The Server Manager window opens automatically. 3. In the Details pane, take note of the Server Summary section. Q What domain is SEA-DC-01 a member of? A Contoso.com 4. Click Run Security Configuration Wizard. 5. The Security Configuration Wizard dialog box appears. Click Next. Take note of the available options. Click Cancel, then click Yes. 6. Scroll down to examine all of the installed roles in the Roles Summary section. Q Which roles are installed? A Active Directory Certificate Services, Active Directory Domain Services, DNS Server, File Services, Network Policy and Access Services, Terminal Services, Web Server 7. Scroll down to examine all of the installed features in the Features Summary section. Q Which features are installed? A .Net Framework 3.0 Features, Group Policy Management, Network Load Balancing, Remote Assistance, Remote Server Administration Tools, RPC over HTTP Proxy, SNMP Services, Windows Process Activation Service, and Windows Server Backup Features 8. Scroll down to examine all of the information in the Resources and Support section. 9. In the console tree, expand Roles. 10. In the console tree, examine the nodes in Roles. 11. Expand File Services, Active Directory Domain Services, and DNS Server. Q What management tools are available under the Active Directory Domain Services node? A Active Directory Users and Computers, Active Directory Sites and Services 12. Expand Diagnostics, Configuration, and Storage. 13. Widen the console tree pane to see the complete node names.
14. In the console tree, click DNS Server.

Note: It may take about 30 seconds to load this console.
15. In the Details pane, click Filter Events. 16. The Filter Events dialog box appears. Q What criteria can you use to filter events? A Levels, Event IDs, and Time Period 17. Click Cancel. 18. In the System Services section, click DNS Server. 19. Scroll the System Services viewer to the right, and then back again as you examine the columns in this section. 20. In the Details pane, click Stop.
Note: It may take up to 5 seconds for the DNS Server to stop.
21. In the console tree, click Roles. 22. In the Details pane, click DNS Server. 23. In the Details pane, click Start.
Note: It may take about 15 seconds for the DNS Server to restart.
24. In the Events section, double-click the topmost event that has an Event ID of 2. 25. The Event Properties dialog box appears. Notice that the event reports starting the DNS Server. Click Close. 26. In the console tree, click File Services. 27. Scroll down to the bottom of the Details pane. 28. Examine the options under Role Services. 29. In the Resources and Support section, click the Recommended configurations, tasks, best practices, and online resources list (if not already expanded) and examine the options listed. 30. Click the Recommended configurations, tasks, best practices, and online resources list to close it. 31. In the console tree, click Share and Storage Management. 32. In the Details pane, examine the objects listed. 33. In the console tree, expand DNS | SEA-DC-01, and then click SEA-DC-01.
Note: You may need to click DNS before you can expand that branch. When you expand DNS | SEA-DC-01, it automatically selects SEA-DC-01. If it doesnt automatically select that branch, then select it manually.
34. In the Details pane, examine the objects listed.
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Exercise 3: Server Manager Wizards

Task 1: Add server roles
1. The Server Manager window opens automatically. 2. In the console tree, click Roles. 3. Click Add roles. 4. The Add Roles Wizard dialog box appears. Click Next. 5. Select Fax Server. 6. The Add role services required for Fax Server dialog box appears. Notice that Print Services is a required service for the Fax Server role. 7. Click Add Required Role Services. 8. Notice that the Print Services role is selected. 9. Click Next. 10. The Fax Server page appears. Click Next. 11. Click Next until the Confirm Installation Selections page appears. 12. The Confirm Installation Selections page appears. Click Install.
Note: The Fax Server and Print Service roles may take 2 to 3 minutes to install.
13. Click Close. 14. Click Add roles. 15. The Add Roles Wizard dialog box appears. Click Next. 16. The Select Server Roles page appears. Select Network Policy and Access Services, Terminal Services, and Windows Deployment Services. 17. In the left pane, notice the options listed below Before You Begin. Q What options are listed below Before You Begin? A Server Roles, Terminal Services, Role Services, Network Policy and Access Services, Role Services, WDS, Role Services, Confirmation, Progress, Results 18. Under Terminal Services, click Role Services .The Select Role Services page appears. 19. Select Terminal Server and TS Licensing. 20. In the left pane, notice the links.
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Q What new options are available in the list below Before You Begin? A Application Compatibility, Authentication Method. 21. In the left pane, click Server Roles. 22. The Select Server Roles page appears. Click Next. 23. The Terminal Services page appears. Click Next. 24. The Select Role Services page appears. Click Next. 25. The Uninstall and Reinstall Applications for Compatibility page appears. In the left pane, click Server Roles. 26. The Select Server Roles page appears. Clear Terminal Services. 27. Click Next. 28. The Network Policy and Access Services page appears. Click Next. 29. The Select Role Services page appears. Select Network Policy Server then click Next. 30. The Overview of Windows Deployment Services page appears. Click Next twice. 31. The Confirm Installation Selections page appears. Click Cancel 32. Click Yes.
Task 2: Add server features

1. In the console tree, click Server Manager [SEA-SRV-02]. 2. Scroll down to the Features Summary section, and then click Add Features. 3. The Add Features Wizard dialog box appears. Select Windows Server Backup Features. 4. Select Remote Assistance and SNMP Services. 5. Click Next. 6. The Confirm Installation Selections page appears. Click Cancel. 7. Click Yes. 8. Click Add Features. 9. The Select Features dialog box appears. Select BITS Server Extensions. 10. The Add features Wizard dialog box appears. Click Cancel. 11. Scroll down, and then select Windows Internal Database. 12. The Add Features Wizard dialog box appears. Notice the list of pre-requisite roles and features. 13. Click No.
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14. Select Windows System Resource Manager. 15. The Add Features Wizard dialog box appears. Click Add Required Features. 16. Clear Windows Internal Database. 17. The Add Features Wizard dialog box appears. Click Remove Dependent Features. 18. Click Cancel. 19. Click Yes. 20. Close Server Manager.
Task 3: Remove server roles

Note: Perform the steps below on SEA-DC-01
1. In the console tree, click Server Manager [SEA-DC-01]. 2. In the Details pane, click Remove Roles. The Remove Roles Wizard dialog box appears. 3. Click Next. The Remove Server Roles page appears. 4. Clear Web Server (IIS). The Remove Roles Wizard dialog box appears. 5. Click Remove Dependent Role Services. 6. Notice Terminal Services and Web Server (IIS). 7. Click Next. 8. The Confirm Removal Selections page appears. 9. Click Cancel. 10. Click Yes.
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Exercise 4: Windows PowerShell

Note: Perform the tasks below on SEA-DC-01.
Task 1: Use PowerShell commands to obtain information

1. In the Server Manager window, click Add Features. 2. The Add Features Window appears. 3. Select Windows PowerShell, and then click Next. 4. The Confirm Installation Selections page appears. 5. Click Install. 6. The Installation Results page appears. 7. Click Close. 8. Click Start | All Programs | Windows PowerShell 1.0, and then click Windows PowerShell. 9. The Windows PowerShell window opens. Type get-help, and then press ENTER. 10. Type get-help get-command, and then press ENTER. 11. Type get-help get-command detailed, and then press ENTER.
Note: Take note of EXAMPLE 3, which provides information that is used in the next lab task.
12. Type get-help get-command full, and then press ENTER. 13. Type get-help get-service, and then press ENTER.
Note: Take note of this help topic, which provides information that is used later in this lab task.
14. Type get-service, and then press ENTER. Q What output is printed by the get-service command? A A list of all installed services, regardless of their state. 15. Type get-service name spooler, and then press ENTER. Q What is the Status of the Spooler service? A Running Q Does the get-service cmdlet operate on the Name or the DisplayName of the Spooler service? A The Name.
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16. Type get-service | get-member, and then press ENTER. 17. Type get-service name spooler | select-object ServicesDependedOn, and then press ENTER.
Task 2: use PowerShell commands to control services

18. Type stop-service m* -whatif, and then press ENTER. Q Which services would be stopped by using the stop-service m* command? A MMCSS, MpsSvc, MSDTC, MSiSCSI, msiserver 19. Type stop-service m* -confirm, and then press ENTER. 20. Type N, and then press ENTER. 21. Type L, and then press ENTER. 22. Type cls, and then press ENTER. 23. Type get-service m*, and then press ENTER. 24. Type get-service m* | format-list, and then press ENTER. 25. Type get-service m* | where-object {$_.Status eq Running}, and then press ENTER. Type get-service m* | where-object {$_.Status eq Stopped}, and then press ENTER. 26. Type get-service m* | sort-object name | format-table group Status Name, DisplayName, and then press ENTER. 27. Type get-service m* | sort-object status | format-table group Status Name, DisplayName, and then press ENTER.
Lab Shutdown
After you complete the lab, you must shut down all virtual machines and discard any changes.

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Table of Contents Lab 1: Configuring Windows Server 2008

Lab 1: Configuring Windows Server 2008

Exercise 1: Initial Configuration Tasks

12. 13. 14. 15. 16.

Click Drive options (advanced).

Task 2: Use ICT to do initial configuration on server

Task 3: Advanced server customization

Exercise 2: Server Manager Console

14. In the console tree, click DNS Server.

34. In the Details pane, examine the objects listed.

Exercise 3: Server Manager Wizards

Task 2: Add server features

Task 3: Remove server roles

Exercise 4: Windows PowerShell

Task 1: Use PowerShell commands to obtain information

Task 2: use PowerShell commands to control services

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