Student Number: 123456789

Sample Student Number: 123456789

Network Admin

Class: Day Time xx:00

Log Book

Network Admin

Table of Content

Reviewing local area connection properties...... 4 Testing TCP/IP Communications...... 6 Using Microsoft Management console...... 8 Working with the user accounts applet...... 11 Creating a local account...... 13 Creating a local Group...... 13 Changing Built-in Group membership for local account...... 14 Setting account policies...... 15 Setting user rights...... 16 Reviewing user account properties...... 17 Task Identifier...... 18 Modifying the server logon policy...... 19 Create a user account template...... 20 Configuring and testing a roaming profile...... 21 Configuring a mandatory profile...... 22 Creating and adding members to global groups...... 23 Creating and adding Members to domain local groups...... 24 Task Changing a Domain’s Functional Level and Creating and Adding Members to Universal Groups...... 25 Converting Group types...... 26 Converting group scopes...... 27 Creating groups with Dsadd group...... 28 Modifying a group description with Dsmod...... 29 Viewing a registry Value...... 30 Searching for a registry key or value...... 31 Creating a GPO with the MMC snap-in...... 32 Creating OUs and moving user accounts...... 33 Creating a GPO and Browsing Group Policy Settings with Active...... 34 Directory Users and Computers...... 34 Deleting GPOs...... 36 Configuring user desktop settings with a GPO...... 37 Configuring GPO security settings...... 38 Assigning logon scripts to users...... 39 Linking a GPO to multiple containers...... 40 Creating a shared folder in windows explorer...... 41 Creating and viewing shared folders in computer management...... 42 Implementing shared folder permissions...... 43

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Using standard NTFS permissions...... 44 Configuring special NTFS permissions...... 45 Determining effective NTFS permissions...... 46 Exploring the effect of combined share and NTFS permissions...... 47 Access offline files...... 48 Sharing files for automatic offline files...... 49 Creating a domain-based DFS root and DFS links...... 50 Viewing and configuring file and folder attributes in windows explorer.....51 Changing file attributes with the Attrib command...... 52 Configuring folder compression settings...... 53 Encrypting files in windows explorer...... 54 Encrypting files with the cipher command...... 55 Bibliography...... 56

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Reviewing local area connection properties 3.1 Step Screen

1. In the start menu click on Control Panel.

2. Click on Network Connections

3. Right click on the local Area connections and select properties.

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Step Screen

4. Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and the click the Properties button.

5. Notice that the IP address is ob- tained from the DHCP server automatically. This completes the task.

Testing TCP/IP Communications 3.5 1. In the windows menu click Command Prompt.

2. Type in Ipconflg /all and press enter.

3. The computers information will appear.

1. Go back to the command line and type Ping and your computer name then press enter. If you typed the correct IP address and computer name it should display that four packets were sent and they all made the round trip.

Using Microsoft Management console 4.7 Step Screen

1. In the start menu click on Run. Type in the open box MMC and click OK.

2. Click on file and select Add/Remove Snap-in.

3. Click Add in the Add Standalone Snap-in dialog box. Then click Com- puter Management.

Step Screen

4. Click Computer Management. Then click Add

1. Verify that the local Computer is selected and click finished.

Step Screen

2. In the Extensions tab verify that all extensions in the text box are selected. Then click OK to return to the MMC.

3. In the Console root window click file and select Save As. Change the directory where you wish to store the console file and name it Compmgt.msc. Then click save. This completes the task.

Working with the user accounts applet 6.1 Step Screen

1. Open up control panel and double click on the user accounts icon. 2. Click the create a new account option to create a user account

3. Enter the name of your account and press next. 4. Pick your account type, and click Cre- ate account. In this case we are going to make this account an administrator account.

5. This is what the completed account will look like. This completes the task.

Creating a local account 6.2 Step Screen

Creating a local Group 6.3 Step Screen

Changing Built-in Group membership for local account 6.4 Step Screen

Setting account policies 6.5 Step Screen

Setting user rights 6.6 Step Screen

Reviewing user account properties 7.1 Step Screen

Task Identifier 7.2 Step Screen

Modifying the server logon policy 7.3 Step Screen

Create a user account template 7.5 Step Screen

Configuring and testing a roaming profile 7.6 Step Screen

Configuring a mandatory profile 7.7 Step Screen

Creating and adding members to global groups 7.8 Step Screen

Creating and adding Members to domain local groups 7.9 Step Screen

Task Changing a Domain’s Functional Level and Creating and Adding Members to Universal Groups 7.10 Step Screen

Converting Group types 7.11 Step Screen

Converting group scopes 7.12 Step Screen

Creating groups with Dsadd group 7.13 Step Screen

Modifying a group description with Dsmod 7.15 Step Screen

Viewing a registry Value 8.1 Step Screen

Searching for a registry key or value 8.2 Step Screen

Creating a GPO with the MMC snap-in 8.3 Step Screen

Creating OUs and moving user accounts 8.4 Step Screen

Creating a GPO and Browsing Group Policy Settings with Active Directory Users and Computers 8.5 Step Screen

Step Screen

Deleting GPOs 8.6 Step Screen

Configuring user desktop settings with a GPO 8.7 Step Screen

Configuring GPO security settings 8.8 Step Screen

Assigning logon scripts to users 8.9 Step Screen

Linking a GPO to multiple containers 8.10 Step Screen

Creating a shared folder in windows explorer 9.1 Step Screen

Creating and viewing shared folders in computer management 9.2 Step Screen

Implementing shared folder permissions 9.3 Step Screen

Using standard NTFS permissions 9.4 Step Screen

Configuring special NTFS permissions 9.5 Step Screen

Determining effective NTFS permissions 9.6 Step Screen

Exploring the effect of combined share and NTFS permissions 9.7 Step Screen

Access offline files 9.8 Step Screen

Sharing files for automatic offline files 9.9 Step Screen

Creating a domain-based DFS root and DFS links 9.10 Step Screen

Viewing and configuring file and folder attributes in windows explorer 9.11 Step Screen

Changing file attributes with the Attrib command 9.12 Step Screen

Configuring folder compression settings 9.13 Step Screen

Encrypting files in windows explorer 9.14 Step Screen

Encrypting files with the cipher command 9.15 Step Screen

Bibliography MCSE/MCSA Guide to Installing and Managing Microsoft Windows XP Professional and Windows Server 2003, Published by Thomson Course Technology 2006, Boston Massachusetts, Ted Simpson, Dan Dinicolo, James Michael Stewart, Ed Tittel

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