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When you installed your initial Windows 2012 server with AD, you also installed a DNS server as part of the installation. In this lab you will install a core server version of Windows 2012 datacenter. When you installed your initial Windows server with AD, you also installed a DNS server as part of the installation. In this lab you will install a second Windows 2019 core version of Windows Server.
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 1. Install a new Windows 2012 Datacenter core.
 1. Give it an IP address of 192.168.1.4 and name it cpte265c
 1. Join it to the primary domain, but don't make it a Domain Controller
 1. Use server manager on your original domain controller to add the DNS role to the new server
 1. Configure your original sever to allow zone transfers to the new server.
 1. Create a secondary Zone on the server for your original domain
 1. Perform a zone transfer
 1. Configure DNSSEC on the primary zone		  1. Install a new Windows 2019 server desktop experience similar to how you installed CPTR230A.
 1. Name it cptr230b
 1. Enable remote management
 1. Enable remote desktop
 1. Set the IP address to 192.168.1.3, Gateway=192.168.1.1, DNS=192.168.1.2
 1. Set up the time zone
 1. Join it to the domain
 1. Install the DNS server: {{{Install-WindowsFeature -Name DNS -IncludeAllSubFeature -IncludeManagementTools}}}

 1. Configure cpte230a sever to allow zone transfers to cpte230b and vice versa.
 1. Create a secondary Zone on cpte230b for your root domain
 1. Perform a zone transfers for the secondary zone
 1. Configure DNSSEC on the primary zones of your domain
    1. Make sure both servers are showing the DNSSEC entries.
    1. You may have to perform an additional zone transfer.
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||Video Shows: New installation of core only (no gui) ||30 ||
||Video Shows: That the new core server is added to the domain - be creative there are a lot of ways to do this. ||10 ||
||Video Shows: DNS configuration as described in the instructions ||20 ||		 ||Video Shows: DNS configuration as described in the instructions Both primary and secondary zones of each domain ||60 ||

Lab 05

When you installed your initial Windows server with AD, you also installed a DNS server as part of the installation. In this lab you will install a second Windows 2019 core version of Windows Server.

  1. Install a new Windows 2019 server desktop experience similar to how you installed CPTR230A.
  2. Name it cptr230b
  3. Enable remote management
  4. Enable remote desktop
  5. Set the IP address to 192.168.1.3, Gateway=192.168.1.1, DNS=192.168.1.2
  6. Set up the time zone
  7. Join it to the domain

  8. Install the DNS server: Install-WindowsFeature -Name DNS -IncludeAllSubFeature -IncludeManagementTools

  9. Configure cpte230a sever to allow zone transfers to cpte230b and vice versa.
  10. Create a secondary Zone on cpte230b for your root domain
  11. Perform a zone transfers for the secondary zone
  12. Configure DNSSEC on the primary zones of your domain
    1. Make sure both servers are showing the DNSSEC entries.
    2. You may have to perform an additional zone transfer.

Documentation

Include the following information:

  • Updated network diagram and documentation.
  • Document the DNS system as it is at the end of this lab in the networking page.
    • DNS Servers
    • DNS Zones
    • Security features
    • Secondary DNS installation procedures

Video Grade Guide

Topics

Points

Video Shows: DNS configuration as described in the instructions Both primary and secondary zones of each domain

60

Video talks through the documentation required.

40

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