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Turn your server into the DHCP and DNS server by installing the roles.
then make sure you've installed the active directory services role to the server too to make it a domain controller.
add your client to the domain (Must be Windows Pro).
Install Microsoft security essentials or purchase some AV.
Configure firewall via group policy on the server.
then make sure you've installed the active directory services role to the server too to make it a domain controller.
add your client to the domain (Must be Windows Pro).
Install Microsoft security essentials or purchase some AV.
Configure firewall via group policy on the server.
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Jul 28, 2016 at 06:09 AM
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our small business company. I create server machine setup in our company .
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Jul 28, 2016 at 06:41 AM
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Have you installed the active directory roles via server manager?
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Yes I have.
what is the first step after installed active directory
what is the first step after installed active directory
The REAL FIRST step, was planning on your policies, groups, users and computers!
Start by adding in all of the users to the Directory. Then build groups! Then add in computers. Then build in policies. Then apply the users to groups, and policies to groups!
I encourage you to learn about AD!
Start by adding in all of the users to the Directory. Then build groups! Then add in computers. Then build in policies. Then apply the users to groups, and policies to groups!
I encourage you to learn about AD!
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suppose I created 2 users (User1 and User2) in user folder
create group(ITgroups)
and adding 2 computers (PC1,PC2) in computer folder in active directory
create group(ITgroups)
and adding 2 computers (PC1,PC2) in computer folder in active directory
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can you tell me how to setup created group policy
suppose user open any folder without admin permission, without access copy paste any file folder,without any software install etc how it possible?
suppose user open any folder without admin permission, without access copy paste any file folder,without any software install etc how it possible?
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In terms of permissions you will use NTFS Permissions for that, rather than group policy.
I would make shared folders which "Everyone" can access.
Then I would use NTFS permissions to set who can do what.
Note: DENY permission always takes precedence over ALLOW.
To ensure users cannot install software, simple do not make them local administrators on their PCs or give them any sort of administrative role.
I would make shared folders which "Everyone" can access.
Then I would use NTFS permissions to set who can do what.
Note: DENY permission always takes precedence over ALLOW.
To ensure users cannot install software, simple do not make them local administrators on their PCs or give them any sort of administrative role.
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Ok thanks
Jul 27, 2016 at 05:59 AM