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Now go tools> select ADUC (active directory users and computers)

>domain name (tesda.gov or css.org depends in what you set as root domain name)
right click> New> Oraginiztional Unit> set name for organizational unit (ex. oucss, css
ou and etc)

Now go back to the domain name (tesda.gov, css.org) Find what name you set for OU,
right click > new, right click> Users> Set name for users> set password> uncheck the
first box, and check 2nd and 3rd box> next> finish
Again go back to tools> find DHCP, click> IPv4 right click> New scope> set name ex.
css scope>

set ip address range (start and end)> click next until you see finish> finish

Folder Redirection
In Server’s PC> go to file explorer>this pc> local disk d> make new folder name it as
accounts or users> select the file then right click> properties> sharing> advance
sharing> check share this folder> then go to permission> click add under group or
user’s name> simply type au (authenticated users)> ok> now check permission for
authenticated users, full control> apply> ok> apply again > then ok
After that copy the network path> go to group policy management (server manager> tools> gpm
or administrative tools> gpm)> expand your domain name> expand domain> find your OU
name, right click> create gpo> set name for your gpo (ex. Css gpo)

*note: not in the domain name magright click ha, expand it and find your ou file. You’ll definitely
encounter trouble for being impatient

Now that you have your gpo, right click> edit> under user configuration, expand policies>
expand windows settings> click folder redirection> right click desktop> properties> change it to
basic> and paste network path below> go to settings uncheck first box and check the 2nd and
third box> apply> yes> then repeat to other needed for folder redirection

Now go turn off firewall of both Client’s PC and Server (server: domain,public &
private client: public &private)
Joining Client’s PC to Server PC
Client’s PC
Go to ncpa.cpl (Network Connections)> Ethernet Properties> IPv4 Properties>
Obtain yung upper part> then the lower part is use the following DNS server
address> set server’s ip address for preffered DNS server> ok

Make sure that it will connect to server’s pc (the network name should be the domain
name that you set) after that go sysdm

go sysdm.cpl(client’s pc only)> change> select domain> enter domain’s name that


you set ex. tesda.gov> close> let your pc restart by clicking close
After your client pc restarts, log in to other users> enter logon name that you set in
ADUC> password>enter

ito po yung tinutukoy kong logon name, kung


anong nilagay niyo diyan

Now in server’s pc go to local disk d> double click/open Users or whatever the name
you set for your folder redirection> check if the logon name appeared (if not I suggest
you go for troubleshooting and not reformatting again)

Now for file screening/blocking> go to server manager in server’s pc> add roles and
features> add file sever or diretso ka na for file server resource management, check
frsm> next til you reach> install

After installing go to tools> find file server resource management> file screening
management> file screens> create file screen> browse,select local disk d> now choose
custom (define custom file screen properties)> create> select file groups to block ex.
audio, video and executable files (whatever you need to block)> ok> (if after clicking ok
then something pops up for saving then choose the second option for saving then click
ok)

Then check if file screening is working

COC 4
Backup and recovery (server pc)
First set up a new folder in your local disk d> then put some file in it(bit image or simple
folder)> now back to server’s manager> add roles and features> find windows server
backup (uder siya ng features and di mo siya mahahanap sa server role)> install

*this part is kinda mess I can’t remember the names so bare with me
After installing go to tools> find windows server backup> local backup> backup once>
next> choose custom> add items> select the file you set up for backup> next> choose
where you want to put it (select local disk c)> after confirming where you want to put it>
backup wait until successfully completed
Now back to file explorer> this pc> local disk d> delete the folder you made for backup,
then go back to tools> windows server backup> local backup> choose recovery/recover
(idk which between the two)>next> next> find the file you want to recover just simply
expand> next> next> then recover

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