Database System Concepts
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ISBN: 9780078022159
Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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Perform the following:
• Download the PA1-Create-Topology.ps1 file to the C:\Scripts folder.
• On you VMHost machine, open PowerShell Admin. (Start -> Windows PowerShell (Admin)).
• In PowerShell, enter the command below to create the network for the Performance Assessment.
a. C:\Scripts\PA1-Create-Topology.ps1
The network that is created is shown below.
PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT INSTRUCTIONS
1) Plan IP addressing before proceeding past step 1)
a) You are assigned the IP address range of 172.15.50.0 /24 for this performance assessment.
b) GE-SERVER will host DNS.
c) PA-NAT-01 is a HyperV switch running NAT.
2) (10 pts) Perform initial startup on GE-SERVER. Set the Administrator password to Password1.
3) Rename GE-SERVER to GE-DC01.
4) Rename NIC on GE-SERVER as LAN.
5) On GE-SERVER, configure LAN NIC with your planned IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and DNS.
6) Add Active Directory Domain Services role to GE-SERVER.
a) Promote GE-SERVER to a domain controller Active Directory domain. You assigned domain name is GE.local.
7) On GE1, perform a clean install of Windows 10 from ISO (CD/DVD). Create the initial user as ecpi with the password of Password1.
8) After the install of GE1:
a) Rename NIC on GE1 as LAN.
b) On GE1, configure the IP addressing as planned above.
c) Rename GE1 computer to GE-DE01.
d) Join GE1 to your domain.
e) Stop the Windows Update service and set startup type to Manual.
f) Download and install Google Chrome web browser.
SAVE
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