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Networking Project V3

My recording stopped working. Here is a list of the steps to follow: Objective #2 1. Install and Configure the DNS Server A. Install DNS Server Role • [ ] Open Server Manager • [ ] Click Manage → Add Roles and Features • [ ] Select Role-based or feature-based installation → Next • [ ] Select DC01 → Next • [ ] Check DNS Server • [ ] Accept required features → Next → Install • [ ] Close the wizard when installation completes B. Verify DNS Configuration • [ ] Go to Server Manager → Tools → DNS • [ ] Expand Forward Lookup Zones • [ ] Confirm corp.local exists C. Create a New A Record • [ ] Right click corp.local → New Host (A or AAAA) • [ ] Name: www • [ ] IP Address: 192.168.1.10 • [ ] Click Add Host D. Create a Reverse Lookup Zone (Recommended) • [ ] Right click Reverse Lookup Zones → New Zone • [ ] Choose Primary Zone → Next • [ ] Select IPv4 Reverse Lookup Zone • [ ] Network ID: 192.168.1 → Next → Finish • [ ] Add PTR record for DC01 2. Install and Configure DHCP Server + Create Scopes A. Install DHCP Server Role • [ ] Open Server Manager → Add Roles and Features • [ ] Select DHCP Server → Install • [ ] After installation, click the notification to Complete DHCP configuration • [ ] Authorize the DHCP server in Active Directory B. Create a DHCP Scope • [ ] Open Server Manager → Tools → DHCP • [ ] Expand DC01 → IPv4 • [ ] Right click IPv4 → New Scope • [ ] Configure scope settings: o [ ] Name: Corp LAN Scope o [ ] Start IP: 192.168.1.50 o [ ] End IP: 192.168.1.100 o [ ] Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 o [ ] Router: 192.168.1.1 o [ ] DNS Server: 192.168.1.10 o [ ] DNS Domain: corp.local • [ ] Activate the scope C. Test DHCP on CLIENT01 • [ ] Set NIC to Obtain IP automatically • [ ] Run in CMD: o [ ] ipconfig /release o [ ] ipconfig /renew • [ ] Confirm: o [ ] IP is in 192.168.1.50–100 o [ ] DNS = 192.168.1.10 o [ ] DHCP Server = 192.168.1.10 3. Install and Configure IIS Web Server A. Install IIS • [ ] Open Server Manager → Add Roles and Features • [ ] Select Web Server (IIS) • [ ] Accept defaults → Install B. Verify IIS • [ ] Open a browser on DC01 • [ ] Go to http://localhost • [ ] Confirm IIS welcome page loads C. Customize the Website • [ ] Navigate to: C:\inetpub\wwwroot • [ ] Edit iisstart.html or create index.html D. Test from CLIENT01 • [ ] Open browser • [ ] Visit: o [ ] http://192.168.1.10 o [ ] http://www.corp.local 4. Set Up an FTP Server and Test File Transfers A. Install FTP Components • [ ] In Add Roles and Features, expand Web Server (IIS) • [ ] Check: o [ ] FTP Server o [ ] FTP Service o [ ] FTP Extensibility • [ ] Install B. Create FTP Root Folder • [ ] Create folder: C:\FTPShare • [ ] Set permissions (Domain Users: Read/Write if needed) C. Create FTP Site • [ ] Open IIS Manager • [ ] Right click Sites → Add FTP Site • [ ] Configure: o [ ] Name: CorpFTP o [ ] Path: C:\FTPShare o [ ] IP: 192.168.1.10 o [ ] Port: 21 o [ ] SSL: No SSL (lab only) • [ ] Authentication: o [ ] Basic Authentication • [ ] Authorization: o [ ] Allow Specified users or All users o [ ] Permissions: Read or Read/Write D. Test FTP from CLIENT01 • [ ] Open File Explorer • [ ] Enter: ftp://192.168.1.10 • [ ] Log in with a domain user (corp\jdoe) • [ ] Upload and download a test file 5. Verify Communication Between All Services A. Test DNS • [ ] Run on CLIENT01: o [ ] ping DC01 o [ ] ping corp.local o [ ] ping www.corp.local o [ ] nslookup www.corp.local B. Test DHCP • [ ] Run ipconfig /all • [ ] Confirm: o [ ] DHCP server = 192.168.1.10 o [ ] DNS server = 192.168.1.10 o [ ] IP is from your scope C. Test IIS • [ ] Visit: o [ ] http://192.168.1.10 o [ ] http://www.corp.local D. Test FTP • [ ] Connect to ftp://192.168.1.10 • [ ] Upload/download files