MSI MS-7327- User Manual

Page 3 - Part 2. Setup and Installation; A Basic Install

Part 2. Setup and Installation A Basic Install After booting up from your install disk, you will arrive at a language and preferences screen. Once you have chosen those options, you get to the Operating System Selection page. Depending on your license and the purpose of your server, there are a vari...

Page 4 - Since we’re doing a base install and not an upgrade, so we choose the

Since we’re doing a base install and not an upgrade, so we choose the Custom (advanced) option.

Page 9 - in the Command Prompt to arrive here.

The Initial Configuration Tasks window pops up as soon as you logon. You could also type in Oobe.exe in the Command Prompt to arrive here.

Page 14 - Part 3. Adding Roles

Part 3. Adding Roles 1. Installing Active Directory Domain Services (AD-DS) with DNS In W indows Server 2008, unlike previous server operating Systems, there is an additional step that needs to be taken before running DCPROMO to promote the server to Domain Controller and installing Active Directory...

Page 41 - Part 3. Account Management; a. How To Create a New User Account in Active Directory; To start let’s go ahead and open up Server Manager

Part 3. Account Management a. How To Create a New User Account in Active Directory 1. To start let’s go ahead and open up Server Manager

Page 42 - Next we will open up the; Roles; section and finally the; Active Directory Users and Computers; . You should now see your

2. Next we will open up the Roles section, next to Active Directory Users and Computers section and finally the Active Directory Users and Computers . You should now see your domain name.

Page 43 - We are going to click on our; Users; section where we are going to create a new User Account.; New; and select; User; you will need to create a user’s logon name.

3. We are going to click on our Users section where we are going to create a new User Account. To do so, right-click on the blank section, point to New and select User . 4. In this window you need to type in the user’s first name, middle initial and last name. Next you will need to create a user’s l...

Page 45 - And finally, click on the; button to complete the creation of new User Account.

6. And finally, click on the Finish button to complete the creation of new User Account.

Page 46 - Adding a new user group

b. How To Create a New User Group Account and add Users to the group in Active Directory Active Directory Users and Computers Adding a new user group 1. Go to Start  Administrative Tools  Active Directory Users and Computers 2. Expand a domain name in the left column 3. Highlight Users and select ...

Page 47 - . Type in the group name and click Check Names then click OK.

Active Directory Users and Computers Adding user(s) to a group Note: There are a few ways one could go about doing this, pick one that’s the easiest and least painful to do. 1. Go to Start  Administrative Tools  Active Directory Users and Computers 2. Expand a domain name in the left column 3. Mou...

Page 48 - Enabling File Sharing; Network and Sharing Center; Turn on sharing so anyone with network access can open files

Part 5. Sharing Enabling File Sharing File sharing in Windows Server 2008 R2 is managed from the Network and Sharing Center , accessed by selecting Start -> Network and clicking on the Network and Sharing Center button in the toolbar. Once invoked, the Network and Sharing Center will list the cur...

Page 50 - Creating Shared Folders with Windows Explorer; Properties

Creating Shared Folders with Windows Explorer Shared folders can be configured using Windows Explorer, simply by navigating to the folder to be shared, right clicking on the folder and selecting Properties from the menu. In the properties dialog, click on the Sharing tab to display and modify the cu...

Page 55 - Understanding and Configuring Share Permissions; and; Full Control; - Grants the specified users permission to change file and folder; Change; execute, create and delete files and sub folders.; Read; , however, it overrides any cases where that

Understanding and Configuring Share Permissions As outlined at the beginning of this chapter, Windows Server 2008 R2 provides two levels of permissions for shared files and folders, namely share permissions and file and folder permissions . Share permissions are applied when access is made via the n...

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