LLU, ITF, Study course “Computer Network Administration-I”

3. Practical work. Remote management of computer and domain controller.

1. Start the Oracle VM VirtualBox application and start the Serv8, DC, CL10 and CL7 virtual
computers.
2. Turn off Firewall for all virtual computers

Remote connection using Windows OS built-in tool Remote Desktop Connection

3. Allow connection remotely for computers Serv8, DC, CL7 and CL10.

OS Windows 7 & OS Windows 10 &

Windows Server 2008R2& Windows Server 2019
4. By using Remote Desktop Connection application or by running command mstsc.exe in
command line interface, try to connect remotely. Use computer host name or IP address:
• From computer CL7 connect to DC, CL10 and SERV8 computers,
• From computer DC connect to CL7, CL10 and SERV8 computers,
• By using IP address connect to Serv8, DC and CL7 from your classroom computer
(computer on which are your virtual computers) Any problems? Why? (try to answer why
its possible to connect to Serv8 but its not possible to connect to DC or CL7?)
5. Configure Network policy and Access Services for computer Serv8, that Serv8 computer
makes port forwarding to computer DC or CL7 default Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) port
(TCP port 3389):
• Run tool Routing and Remote Access and in opened window expand SERV8 (local) and
expand IPv4 information;
• Click on NAT and in opened window with right mouse button on WAN chose Properties;
• Open tab Services and Ports and click on Add;
• Add forwarding record on computer CL7 for Remote Desktop service: Name of the
service (Description of Services) – RD CL7, Incoming port – 33897, CL7 computer IP
address (Private address), for example, 10.10.z+xx.7, Remote Desktop default port
(Outgoing port) – 3389;
• By using classroom computer and Remote Desktop Connection application, try to connect
to CL7 computer by using Serv8 WAN IP and port 33897, for example,
192.168.0.100:33897
• Configure RD port forwarding for DC (33891), and for CL10 (33899) (not obligatory).
LLU ITF 2019/20. Spring sem., prepared by A.Paura, translated by I.Mozga
Remote domain and workstation management by using Microsoft Management Console
6. Login into computer CL7 with domain Administrator account (domain\Administrator).
7. For CL7 computer there should be already installed Remote Server Administration Tools for
Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 (SP1):
• For Practical work Windows 7 installation RSAT should be preinstalled;
• (if not, then) Windows 7 32 bit version - Windows6.1-KB958830-x86-RefreshPkg.msu;
• (if not, then) Windows 7 64 bit version - Windows6.1-KB958830-x64-RefreshPkg.msu.
8. To make it possible to connect remotely to DC computer and manage your domain on CL7
computer, you need to activate tools on CL7:
1. Click Start on CL7Computer, click Control Panel, and then click Programs and
Features.
2. In the Programs and Features area, click Turn Windows features on or off.
3. Click on Features, click Add Features
4. In the Windows Features dialog box, expand Remote Server Administration Tools.
5. In the Remote Server Administration Tools, expand Role Administration Tools.
6. In the Role Administration Tools, expand AD DS and AD LDS Tools.
7. Select the Active Directory Module for Windows PowerShell.
8. In the AD DS Tools select the AD DS Snap-ins and Command-line Tools.
9. Select the DNS Server Tools that you want to install.

10. Click OK.

9. Start the mmc.exe application on computer CL7 by using command line Run...
10. In the started mmc.exe application, add snap-in tools (press on File -> Add/Remove Snap-in. -
> Active Directory Users and Computers -> Add.. -> DNS -> Add.. -> OK):
• Active Directory Users and Computers;
• DNS;
• Computer Management (Local) – for managing CL7 computer;
• Computer Management (CL10) – for managing CL10 computer.
11. Save your created console on the desktop of CL7 with name Domain management tools.
Additional task: Remote management by using TeamViewer
12. Download TeamViewer application (https://www.teamviewer.com) for CL7 computer, run the
application (without installing), try to connect to other computer of your class/group mates.