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== Install Windows 10: == | == Installing the client == Only install one of the following as instructed in your lab! === Install Windows 11: === |
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a. Change computer hostname to be cpte230w | a. Change computer hostname to be cptr230w |
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1. Find and install the remote administration tools. (Hint: you can do this through [[PowerShellScripts|powershell]] easier than through the GUI) | 1. Find and install the remote administration tools. (Hint: you can do this through [[WindowsAdministration/PowerShellScripts|powershell]] easier than through the GUI) |
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== Ubuntu install == | === Ubuntu install (Not for CPTR 230) === |
Installing Client
$$client \in \{Windows, Linux\}$$
- Create your client vm, (do not turn it on)
- Have your instructor or TA put it on your VLAN.
Installing the client
Only install one of the following as instructed in your lab!
Install Windows 11:
- Run through windows install - Dr. A can give you a Windows 10 Key later.
- Change computer hostname to be cptr230w
- Enable remote desktop connections
Connect to your pfSense/OPNSense machine and finish configuring pfSense/OPNSense. See InstallFirewall
- Use your key given in eClass and activate your installation for windows.
- Install updates! You can't use remote desktop until updates are installed.
Find and install the remote administration tools. (Hint: you can do this through powershell easier than through the GUI)
- Install Windows Admin Center
- Test remote desktop to your "public" IP on your firewall (not the 192.168.1.1 address).
Ubuntu install (Not for CPTR 230)
- Install Ubuntu.
- Install xrdp
- apt-get install xrdp
Review Ubuntu information about some issues that you may need to address.
- Test remote desktop to your "public" IP on your firewall (not the 192.168.1.1 address).