Technical Education Skills and Development Authority

Technical Vocational Department

Computer System Servicing NC II
Prepared by: MARLON B. QUINTO

COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING NC II

STEP By STEP TUTORIAL

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Technical Education Skills and Development Authority
Technical Vocational Department
Computer System Servicing NC II
Prepared by: MARLON B. QUINTO

SERVER

1. Right Click LAN Icon - Click Open and Sharing Center

2. Click Change Adapter Settings - Click Properties
3. Right Click Local Area Connection
4. Click Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPV4) - Click Properties
5. Click Use the following IP Address
6. IP Address: 192.168.1.100
7. Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
8. Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1
9. Preferred DNS Server: 192.168.1.1
10. Click OK
11. Uncheck Internet Protocol Version 6(TCP/IPV6)
12. Click Close
13. Click Start
14. Right Click My Computer
15. Click Properties
16. Click Change Settings
17. Click Change Button
18. Change Computer Name into SERVER
19. Click OK – Click OK – Click Close – Click Restart Now

CLIENT

1. Right Click LAN Icon - Click Open and Sharing Center

2. Click Change Adapter Settings - Click Properties
3. Right Click Local Area Connection
4. Click Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPV4) - Click Properties
5. Click Use the following IP Address
6. IP Address: 192.168.1.101
7. Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
8. Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1
9. Preferred DNS Server: 192.168.1.1
10. Click OK
11. Uncheck Internet Protocol Version 6(TCP/IPV6)
12. Click Close
13. Click Start
14. Right Click My Computer
15. Click Properties
16. Click Change Settings
17. Click Change Button
18. Change Computer Name into CLIENT
19. Click OK – Click OK – Click Close – Click Restart Now

SERVER

1. Click Start
2. Click Control Panel
3. Type Firewall – Click Windows Firewall
4. Click Turn Windows Firewall On or Off
5. Click Turn Off Windows Firewall (not recommended)
6. Click OK

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Technical Vocational Department
Computer System Servicing NC II
Prepared by: MARLON B. QUINTO

CLIENT

1. Click Start
2. Click Control Panel
3. Type Firewall – Click Windows Firewall
4. Click Turn Windows Firewall On or Off
5. Click Turn Off Windows Firewall (not recommended)
6. Click OK

SERVER

1. Click Start
2. Type cmd
3. Click cmd
4. Type ping client –t
Note: Make sure that Reply from 192.168.1.xxx will appear to cmd, if not the
configuration is incorrect

CLIENT

1. Click Start
2. Type cmd
3. Click cmd
4. Type ping server –t
Note: Make sure that Reply from 192.168.1.xxx will appear to cmd, if not the
configuration is incorrect
5. Right Click LAN Icon - Click Open and Sharing Center
6. Click Change Adapter Settings - Click Properties
7. Right Click Local Area Connection
8. Click Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPV4) - Click Properties
9. Click Obtain an IP automatically
10. Click Obtain DNS server automatically
11. Click OK – Click Close

SERVER

Install Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS)

1. Click Server Manager – Click Roles – Click Add Roles – Click Next
2. Check Active Directory Domain Services
3. Click Add Required Features
4. Click Next – Click Next – Click Install
5. After Installing Click Close

Install DNS Server

1. Click Start
2. Type dcpromo – Click dcpromo
3. Click Next – Click Next
4. Click Create a new domain in a new forest – Click Next
5. Type css.local – Click Next
6. Select Windows Server 2008 R2 – Click Next
7. Click Yes – Click Next
8. Type Password/Confirm Password: P@ssword – Click Next – Click Next
9. After Installation Click Finish – Click Restart Now

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Technical Vocational Department
Computer System Servicing NC II
Prepared by: MARLON B. QUINTO

Install DHCP Server

1. Click Server Manager – Click Roles – Click Add Roles – Click Next
2. Check DHCP Server – Click Next – Click Next – Click Next
3. Change 127.0.0.1 to 192.168.1.100
4. Click Validate (make sure that the word Valid will appear)
5. Click Next – Click Next
6. Click Add
7. Scope Name: IP Range
8. Starting IP Address: 192.168.1.101
9. Ending IP Address: 192.168.1.105
10. Default Gateway: 192.168.1.1 – Click OK – Click Next
11. Click Disable DHCPv6 stateless mode for this server
12. Click Next – Click Next – Click Install
13. After Installation Click Close

Create User Account for Folder Redirection and Deploy Printers

1. Click Start – Administrative Tools
2. Click Active Directory Users and Computers
3. Double Click css.local
4. Click Users
5. Right Click – New – Click User
6. Firstname: user1
7. User logon name: user1 – Click Next
8. Uncheck all - Type Password/Confirm Password: P@ssword
9. Click Next – Click Finish
10. Right Click – New – Click User
11. Firstname: user2
12. User logon name: user2 – Click Next
13. Uncheck all - Type Password/Confirm Password: P@ssword
14. Click Next – Click Finish
15. Right Click – New – Click Group
16. Type Redirection – Click OK
17. Right Click css.local – New – Click Organizational Unit
18. Type Printing – Click OK
19. Right Click css.local – New – Click Organizational Unit
20. Type Redirection – Click OK
21. Right Click Redirection Group – Click Properties
22. Click Members – Click Add
23. Type Domain - Click Check Names – Select Domain Users – Click OK – Click OK
24. Click Add
25. Type Admin - Click Check Names – Select Domain Users – Click OK
26. Click Member of – Click Add
27. Click Members – Click Add
28. Type Domain - Click Check Names – Select Domain Users – Click OK – Click OK
29. Click Add
30. Type Admin - Click Check Names – Select Domain Users – Click OK
31. Click Apply – Click OK
32. Right Click user1 – Click Move – Click Printing – Click OK
33. Right Click user2 – Click Move – Click Redirection – Click OK
34. Click Printing – Right Click user1 – Click Member of - Click Add
35. Type Redirect - Click Check Names - Click OK
36. Click Close – Click Add
37. Click Redirection – Right Click user2 – Click Member of - Click Add
38. Type Redirect - Click Check Names - Click OK
39. Click Close

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Technical Education Skills and Development Authority
Technical Vocational Department
Computer System Servicing NC II
Prepared by: MARLON B. QUINTO

Check Connected Client to Domain

1. Click Server Manager
2. Double Click Roles – Double Click DHCP Server – Double Click server.css.local
3. Double Click IPv4 – Double Click Scope [192.168.1.0] IP Range
4. Double Click Address Leases
Note: Make sure that CLIENT.css.local is existing, if not the configuration is
incorrect

Connect Client to Domain

1. Click Start
2. Right Click My Computer
3. Click Properties
4. Click Change Settings
5. Click Domain – Type css.local – Click OK
6. User Account Control will appear – Type Administrator and it’s password - Click OK
7. Click OK – Click OK – Click Close – Click Restart Now

Install File Services/Setup Folder for Folder Redirection

1. Click Server Manager – Click Roles – Click Add Roles – Click Next
2. Check File Services – Click Next – Click Next
3. Check File Server Resource Manager – Click Next
4. Check Local Disk (C:) – Click Next – Click Next
5. Click Install – Click Close
6. Click Start
7. Right Click My Computer – Click Open
8. Double Click Local Disk (C:)
9. Right Click – New – Click New Folder
10. Rename it into shared
11. Right Click shared folder – Click Properties
12. Click Sharing Tab – Click Share
13. Type Everyone – Click Add
14. Click Everyone Permission Level into Read/Write – Click Share
15. Remember the Root Path of shared folder (\\SERVER\shared)
16. Click Done – Click Close
17. Type Group Policy Management
18. Click Group Policy Management
19. Double Click Forest: css.local
20. Double Click Domain
21. Double Click css.local
22. Right Click Redirection – Click Create a GPO in this domain, and link it here…
23. Type Folder Redirection – Click OK – Double Click Redirection
24. Right Click Folder Redirection – Check Don’t show this message again
25. Click OK
26. Right Click Folder Redirection – Click Edit
27. Under User Configuration – Double Click Policies
28. Double Click Windows Settings – Click Folder Redirection
29. Right Click Documents – Click Properties
30. On Settings change it into Basic – Redirect everyone’s folder to the same location
31. On the Root Path type the location on Step 15 (\\SERVER\shared)
32. Click Apply – Click Yes – Click OK

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Technical Education Skills and Development Authority
Technical Vocational Department
Computer System Servicing NC II
Prepared by: MARLON B. QUINTO

Client Side – Folder Redirection

1. Restart Client Computer (wait to boot the computer)
2. Login user in Redirection (user2)
3. Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete – Click Switch User – Click Other User
4. Login Username: user2 and Password: P@ssword – Press Enter
5. Click Start – Click Documents
6. Right Click – New – Click Folder - Rename it to Testing Folder
7. Right Click – New – Click Text Document - Rename it to Testing Folder

Server Side - Folder Redirection

1. Click Start – Right Click My Computer
2. Double Click Local Disk (C:) Note: Make sure that user2 folder will appear
3. Double Click user2 folder
4. Right Click Documents – Click Properties – Click Security Tab
5. Click Continue – Click Other users or groups
6. Type Domain - Click Check Names – Select Domain Users – Click OK – Click OK
7. Click OK – Click OK
8. Double Click Documents – Click Continue
Note: Make sure that Sample Folder and Sample Document are existing

Install Remote Desktop Services

1. Click Server Manager – Click Roles – Click Add Roles – Click Next
2. Check Remote Desktop Services – Click Next – Click Next
3. Check Remote Desktop Session Host
4. Click Install Remote Desktop Session Host anyway (not recommended)
5. Check Remote Desktop Gateway – Click Required Role Services
6. Click Next – Click Next – Select Do not require Network Level Authentication
7. Click Next – Click Next – Click Add
8. Type Domain - Click Check Names – Select Domain Users – Click OK – Click OK
9. Click Next – Click Next – Select Choose a certificate for SSL encryption later
10. Click Next – Click Next – Click Add
11. Type Domain - Click Check Names – Select Domain Users – Click OK – Click OK
12. Click Next – Click Next
13. Select Allow users to connect to any computer on the network – Click Next
14. Click Next – Check Routing and Remote Access Services
15. Check Health Registration Authority – Click Add Required Role Services
16. Check Host Credential Authorization Protocol – Click Add Required Role Services
17. Click Next – Choose Select a CA later using the RHA console
18. Click Next – Click Next
19. Select Don’t use SSL or choose a certificate for SSL encryption later
20. Click Next – Click Next – Click Next – Click Install – Click Close – Click Yes
Note: Wait to restart and finish the configuration of updates

Allow Remote Desktop Connection

1. Press Ctrl + Alt + Del
2. Type Username: Administrator and Password: P@ssword
3. Wait to finish the installation of Remote Desktop Services
4. Click Close
5. Right Click My Computer – Click Properties
6. Click Remote Settings
7. Select Allow connection from computers running any version of Remote Desktop (less
secure)
8. Click OK – Click Apply – Click OK

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Technical Vocational Department
Computer System Servicing NC II
Prepared by: MARLON B. QUINTO

Client Side – Remote Desktop

1. Click Start – Right Click My Computer – Click Remote Settings
2. Type Username: Administrator and Password: P@ssword – Click Yes
3. Select Allow connection from computers running any version of Remote Desktop (less
secure)
4. Click Select Users – Click Add
5. Type Domain - Click Check Names – Select Domain Users – Click OK – Click OK
6. Click OK – Click Apply – Click OK
7. Click Start – Type Remote Desktop Connection – Click Remote Desktop Connection
8. Type SERVER – Click Connect
9. Click User another account
10. Type Username: Administrator and Password: P@ssword – Click OK
11. If you login into SERVER Desktop, your remote desktop from Client to Server is
successful.
12. Click x button to terminate Remote Desktop Connection on Server
13. Click Start – Type cmd – Click cmd – Type ipconfig – Press Enter
14. Check IP Address and remember it

Server Side – Remote Desktop

1. Click Start – Type Remote Desktop Connection – Click Remote Desktop Connection
2. Type CLIENT IP Address – Click Connect
3. Click User another account
4. Type Username: user1 or user2 and Password: P@ssword – Click OK
5. Click Yes
6. If you login into CLIENT Desktop, your remote desktop from Server to Client is
successful.
7. Click x button to terminate Remote Desktop Connection on Server

Install Print and Document Services

1. Click Server Manager – Click Roles – Click Add Roles – Click Next
2. Click Print and Document Services – Click Next
3. Click Next – Click Install – Click Close

Deploy Printer
1. Click Start – Click Devices and Printers
2. Right Click Printer you want to deploy – Click Printer Properties
3. Click Sharing Tab – Check Share this printer – Check list in the directory
4. Click Apply – Click OK
5. Click Start – Type Group Policy Management
6. Click Group Policy Management
7. Double Click Forest: css.local
8. Double Click Domain
9. Double Click css.local
10. Right Click Printing – Click Create a GPO in this domain, and link it here…
11. Type Printing – Click OK – Double Click Printing
12. Click Start – Administrative Tools – Click Print Management
13. Double Click Print Servers
14. Double Click SERVER (local)
15. Right Click on Printer you want to Deploy (Canon iP2770/Epson L210/Epson L120)
16. Click Deploy with Group Policy…
17. Click Browse – Double Click Printing.css.local – Click Printing – Click OK
18. Check The user that this GPO applies to (per user) – Click Add
19. Click Apply – Click OK – Click OK

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Technical Education Skills and Development Authority
Technical Vocational Department
Computer System Servicing NC II
Prepared by: MARLON B. QUINTO

CLIENT

Checking Deployed Printers

1. Restart Client Computer (wait to boot the computer)
2. Login user in Printing (user11)
3. Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete – Click Switch User – Click Other User
4. Login Username: user1 and Password: P@ssword – Press Enter
5. Click Start – Click Devices and Printers – Check list of printers if any
6. Click Start – Type cmd – Type gpupdate /force
7. If printer you deploy will appear to the Devices and Printer, the configuration is
correct

LAPTOP

Connect Laptop to Domain

1. Connect you laptop into Wireless Access Point Router (WAP)
2. Input the required password for WAP
3. Click Start
4. Right Click My Computer
5. Click Properties
6. Click Change Settings
7. Click Domain – Type css.local – Click OK
8. User Account Control will appear – Type Administrator and it’s password - Click OK
9. Click OK – Click OK – Click Close – Click Restart Now

Ping Server (Domain)

1. Click Start
2. Type cmd
3. Click cmd
4. Type ping server –t
Note: Make sure that Reply from 192.168.1.xxx will appear to cmd, if not the
configuration is incorrect

Print Document
1. Restart Laptop Computer (wait to boot the computer)
2. Login user in Printing (user11)
3. Press Ctrl + Alt + Delete – Click Switch User – Click Other User
4. Login Username: user1 and Password: P@ssword – Press Enter
5. Click Start – Click Devices and Printers – Check list of printers if any
6. Click Start – Type cmd – Type gpupdate /force
7. If printer you deploy will appear to the Devices and Printer, the configuration is
correct
8. Click Start – Type notepad – Press Enter
9. Type the following:
Your Name, Qualification, Assessment Center, Date and Assessor’s Name
10. Click File – Click Print – Select Printer you deploy – Click Print

LEGEND:

BLUE – Server Side

RED - Client Side
GREEN - Laptop

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