Lab Configuration Guide

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LAB SETUP GUIDE

The Configuring Windows 8 (Exam 70-687) title of the Microsoft Official Academic Course
(MOAC) series includes several options for delivering the course, including a lab manual. The
exercises in the lab manual are designed either for a virtual machine environment or for
classroom use under the supervision of an instructor or lab aide. In an academic setting, the
computer lab might be used by a variety of classes each day, so you must plan your setup
procedure accordingly. For example, consider automating the classroom setup procedure and
using removable hard disks in the classroom. You can use the automated setup procedure to
rapidly configure the classroom environment, and remove the fixed disks after teaching this
class each day.

This document describes the process by which instructors teaching the course in a standard
wired classroom lab should set up and install the servers and workstations the students will
need to complete the exercises in the lab manual. This setup guide can also be adapted for use
with a workstation-based virtual machine environment, such as Microsoft Virtual PC, with each
student computer running the required server and workstations. For instructors using MOAC
Labs Online, no setup or installation is necessary, as the virtual machines in the online labs are
pre-configured and ready for the students to use.

Building the Lab
This course should be taught in a lab containing networked computers where students can
develop their skills through hands-on experience with Microsoft Windows 8. The exercises in the
lab manual require the computers to be installed and configured in a specific manner. Failure to
adhere to the setup instructions in this document can produce unanticipated results when the
students perform the exercises.

The lab configuration for each student (or group of students) consists of a single server running
Microsoft Windows Server 2012 and two workstations running Windows 8 or, for update
purposes, Windows 7.

The lab computers are located on an isolated network, which is configured as an Active
Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain for some labs, and uses a workgroup configuration
for others. The Windows Server 2012 computer functions as an Active Directory Domain

Services domain controller, as well as performing a number of other roles at various times
throughout the course. Each student LAN is separate from the rest of the classroom and the
school or organization network.
Lab Configuration Tables
To accommodate the requirements for the various exercises in the lab manual, there are four
network configurations, numbered I to IV. Each configuration consists of the same three
computers or virtual machines (one server and two workstations), but the computers perform
different roles in each one.

Table 1 lists the lab configurations required for each of the labs in the manual.

Table 1: Configuration Required for Labs
Lab Number Lab Configuration Required
Lab 1 II
Lab 2 I
Lab 3 II
Lab 4 III
Lab 5 III
Lab 6 III
Lab 7 III
Lab 8 III
Lab 9 III
Lab 10 III
Lab 11 III
Lab 12 III
Lab 13 III
Lab 14 IV
Lab 15 III
Lab 16 III
Lab 17 IV
Lab 18 III
Lab 19 III
Lab 20 III
Lab 21 III
Lab 22 III
Lab 23 III
Lab 24 III

Lab 25 III
Lab 26 III

The bulk of this document consists of task lists for each of the lab configurations, as well as
instructions for performing each of the required tasks.
Lab Configuration I
Lab Configuration I includes a bare metal computer on which students will perform a clean
installation of Windows 8. There is also a Windows 7 workstation, which the students will
upgrade to Windows 8.

Used for:
Lab 2. Installing Windows 8

Table 2 lists the tasks that you must complete to create Lab Configuration I.

Table 2: Lab Configuration I Task List
Computer 1 Computer 2 Computer 3
Install Windows Server 2012 Bare metal computer Install Windows 7
Mount Windows 8 installation
DVD
Mount Windows 8 installation DVD
Create default user Ocox with password:
Pa$$w0rd
Set Administrator Password:
Pa$$w0rd

Set time zone Set time zone
Configure IP Address: 10.0.0.1/24 Configure IP Address: 10.0.0.4/24
Configure DNS Server Address:
10.0.0.1
Configure DNS Server Address: 10.0.0.1
Change computer name: SVR-DC-
A
Change computer name: WKSTN-MBR-D
Install Active Directory Domain
Services role: adatum.com
Join to domain: adatum.com
Install Internet Information Services (IIS)
with default settings


Lab Configuration II
Lab configuration II includes both Windows 7 and Windows 8 workstation, to facilitate exercises
that involve migration of data between the two.

Used for:
Lab 1. Evaluating Hardware Readiness and Capability
Lab 3. Migrating and Configuring User Data

Table 3 lists the tasks that you must complete to create Lab Configuration II.

Table 3: Lab Configuration II Task List
Install Windows Server 2012 Install Windows 8 Install Windows 7
Set Administrator Password:
Pa$$w0rd
Create default user Ocox with
password: Pa$$w0rd
password: Pa$$w0rd
Set time zone Set time zone Set time zone
Configure IP Address: 10.0.0.1/24 Configure IP Address: 10.0.0.2/24 Configure IP Address: 10.0.0.4/24
10.0.0.1
10.0.0.1
10.0.0.1
Change computer name: SVR-DC-
A
Change computer name: WKSTN-
MBR-B
MBR-D
Install Active Directory Domain
Services role: adatum.com
Join to domain: adatum.com Join to domain: adatum.com
Set Maximum Password Age
policy in Default Domain Policy
GPO to 0.

Share
C:\Users\Administrators\Favorites\
Downloads as Downloads, with
Full Control share permissions for
Everyone
Install Internet Information Services
(IIS) with default settings
Download Windows 8 Upgrade
Assistant and copy to the
Downloads share


Lab Configuration III
Lab configuration III consists of an Active Directory Domain Services environment, which the
students will use for the majority of the labs in the course.

Used for:
Lab 4. Configuring Devices and Device Drivers
Lab 5. Installing and Configuring Desktop Applications
Lab 6. Installing and Configuring Windows Store Applications
Lab 7. Controlling Access to Local Hardware and Applications
Lab 8. Configuring Internet Explorer
Lab 9. Configuring Hyper-V
Lab 10. Configuring IP Settings
Lab 11. Configuring Network Settings
Lab 12. Configuring and Maintaining Network Security
Lab 13. Configuring Remote Management
Lab 15. Configuring File and Folder Access
Lab 16. Configuring Local Security Settings
Lab 18. Configuring Remote Connections
Lab 19. Configuring Mobility Options
Lab 20. Configuring Security for Mobile Devices
Lab 21. Configuring and Managing Updates
Lab 22. Managing Local Storage
Lab 23. Monitoring System Performance
Lab 24. Configuring Backup
Lab 25. Configuring System Recovery Options
Lab 26. Configuring File Recovery Options

Table 4 lists the tasks that you must complete to create Lab Configuration III.

Table 4: Lab Configuration III Task List
Set Administrator Password: Pa$$w0rd Create default user Ocox with
password: Pa$$w0rd
password: Pa$$w0rd
Configure DNS Server Address: 10.0.0.1 Configure DNS Server Address:
10.0.0.1
10.0.0.1
Change computer name: SVR-DC-A Change computer name: WKSTN-
MBR-B
MBR-C
Install Active Directory Domain Services
role: adatum.com
Join to domain: adatum.com Join to domain: adatum.com
Set Maximum Password Age policy in
Default Domain Policy GPO to 0.

Create domain user Student with password
Pa$$w0rd
Install Internet Information Services
(IIS) with default settings
Turn on Network Discovery and File Sharing Turn on Network Discovery and File
Sharing
Turn on Network Discovery and File
Sharing
Install and configure the Remote Access
role: RRAS with Custom option, selecting
VPN only
Install and initialize two additional 20
GB disks
Open the Administrator Properties sheet
and, on the Dial-in tab, select Allow access

Share C:\Users\Administrator
\Favorites\Downloads as Downloads, with
Full Control share permissions for Everyone

Create the C:\Software folder and share it
as Software, with Full Control share
permissions for Everyone

Copy the sol.exe and cards.dll files from a
Windows XP computer to the Downloads
share

Download the Remote Server
Administration Tools for Windows 8 and
copy the file to the Downloads share

Download the Cumulative Security Update
for Internet Explorer 10 and copy to the file
to the Downloads share

Copy the Windows 8 installation ISO file to


the Software share

Lab Configuration IV
Lab configuration IV uses the same three computers as configuration III, except that instead of
joining them to an Active Directory Domain Services domain, they remain members of the
default WORKGROUP workgroup. This enables the students to perform exercises that call for
the creation of individual workstation accounts.

Used for:
Lab 14. Configuring Shared Resources
Lab 17. Configuring Authentication and Authorization

Table 5 lists the tasks that you must complete to create Lab Configuration IV.

Table 5: Lab Configuration IV Task List
Set Administrator Password: Pa$$w0rd Create default user Ocox with
password: Pa$$w0rd
password: Pa$$w0rd
Add local user Ocox to local
Administrators group
Add local user Ocox to local
Administrators group
Member of workgroup WORKGROUP Member of workgroup WORKGROUP Member of workgroup
WORKGROUP
Configure DNS Server Address: 10.0.0.1 Configure DNS Server Address:
10.0.0.1
10.0.0.1
Change computer name: SVR-WKGRP-A Change computer name: WKSTN-
WKGRP-B
WKGRP-C
Install the DNS role
Turn on Network Discovery and File Sharing
and set the network location to Private
Sharing and set the network location
to Private
Sharing and set the network location
to Private
Set the Maximum Password Age local
security policy to 0
Set the Maximum Password Age local
security policy to 0
Set the Maximum Password Age
local security policy to 0

Share C:\Users\Administrators \Downloads
as Downloads, with Full Control share
permissions for Everyone
Activate the local Guest account and
assign it the password: Pa$$w0rd

Turn on the Guest account in Control
Panel

Remove the Guest account from the
local Deny access to the computer
from the network user right

Performing Windows Server 2012 Lab Configuration Tasks
The following sections contain instructions for completing the configuration tasks on your
Windows Server 2012 lab computers.
Installing Windows Server 2012
The minimum system requirements for all editions of Windows Server 2012 are as follows:
Processor: 1.4 GHz 64-bit processor
RAM: 512 MB
Disk space: 32 GB
DVD or USB flash drive
Super VGA (800x600) or higher resolution monitor

To perform a clean installation of Windows Server 2012, use the following procedure.

GET READY. Prepare the computer for the Windows Server 2012 installation by
making sure that all of its external peripheral devices are connected and
powered on.
1. Turn on the computer and insert the Windows Server 2012 installation disk into
the DVD drive.
2. Press any key to boot from the DVD (if necessary). A progress indicator screen
appears as Windows is loading files.
3. The computer loads the Windows graphical interface and the Windows Setup
page appears.

4. Using the drop-down lists provided, select the appropriate Language to install,
Time and currency format, and Keyboard or input method and then click Next.
The Windows Setup page appears.
5. Click Install Now. The Windows Setup Wizard appears, displaying the Select the
operating system you want to install page.
6. Select the operating system edition and installation option you want to install
and click Next. The License Terms page appears.
7. Select the I accept the license terms checkbox and click Next. The Which type of
installation do you want? page appears.
8. Click the Custom: Install Windows Only (advanced) option. The Where do you
want to install Windows? page appears.
9. From the list provided, select the partition on which you want to install
Windows Server 2012, or select an area of unallocated disk space where the
Setup program can create a new partition. Then click Next. The Installing
Windows page appears.
10. After several minutes, during which the Setup program installs Windows Server
2012, the computer restarts and the Settings page appears.
11. In the Password and Reenter Password text boxes, type Pa$$w0rd and press
Enter. The system finalizes the installation and the Windows sign-on screen
appears.

N
O
T
E

For the purposes of this lab, all server and workstation passwords, for
user accounts and other purposes, will be set to Pa$$w0rd. This is
obviously not a secure practice in a real world situation, and instructors
should remind students of this at the outset.

Configuring the Windows Server 2012 Time Zone
1. Click the Server Manager icon on the Taskbar. The Server Manager console
appears.
2. In the left pane, click Local Server. The Properties tile appears in the right pane.
3. Click the Time Zone value. The Date and Time dialog box appears.
4. Click Change Time Zone, if necessary. The Time Zone Settings dialog box appears.

5. In the Time Zone drop-down list, select the (UTC -05:00) Eastern Time (US &
Canada) time zone and click OK.
6. Click OK to close the Date and Time dialog box.

N
O
T
E

You can use any time one for the lab configurations, as long as all three
computers are set to the same time and use the same time zone.

Configuring the Windows Server 2012 TCP/IP Client
appears.
3. Click the Ethernet value. The Network Connections dialog box appears.
4. Right-click the Ethernet connection and, from the context menu, select
Properties. The Ethernet Properties sheet appears.
5. Double-click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). The Internet Protocol
Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties sheet appears.
6. Select the Use the following IP address option and type values in the following
text boxes:
IP address
Subnet mask
7. Select the Use the following DNS server addresses option and type a value in the
following text box:
Preferred DNS server
8. Click OK to close the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties sheet.
9. Click OK to close the Ethernet Properties sheet.
10. Close the Network Connections window.
Changing the Computer Name
appears.

3. In the Properties tile, click the Computer name value. The System Properties
sheet appears.
4. Click Change. The Computer Name/Domain Changes dialog box appears.
5. In the Computer name text box, type the new name for the computer.
6. Click OK. A message box appears, prompting you to restart the computer.
7. Click OK.
8. Click Close to close the System Properties dialog box. Another message box
appears, prompting you to restart the computer.
9. Click Restart now. The system restarts.
Installing Active Directory Domain Services

GET READY. Log on to the server running Windows Server 2012 using an account with
administrative privileges. The Server Manager window appears.
1. From the Manage menu, select Add Roles and Features. The Add Roles and
Features Wizard appears, displaying the Before you begin page.
2. Click Next. The Select Installation Type page appears.
3. Click Next. The Select Destination Server page appears.
4. Click Next. The Select Server Roles page appears.
5. Select the Active Directory Domain Service role. An Add features that are
required for Active Directory Domain Services dialog box appears.
6. Click Add Features to accept the dependencies, and then click Next. The Select
features page appears.
7. Click Next. The Active Directory Domain Services page appears, displaying
information about the role.
8. Click Next. A Confirm installation selections page appears.
9. Click Install. The Installation progress page appears. Once the role has been
installed, a Promote this server to a domain controller link appears.

10. Click the Promote this server to a domain controller hyperlink. The Active
Directory Domain Services Configuration Wizard appears, displaying the
Deployment configuration page.
11. Select the Add a new forest option and in the Root domain name text box, type
adatum.com and click Next. The Domain controller options page appears.
12. In the Password and Confirm Password text boxes, type Pa$$w0rd and click
Next. The DNS options page appears, with a warning that a delegation for the
DNS server cannot be created, because the DNS Server service is not installed
yet.
13. Click Next. The Additional options page appears, displaying the NetBIOS
equivalent of the domain name you specified.
14. Click Next. The Paths page appears.
15. Click Next. The Review options page appears.
16. Click Next. The Prerequisites Check page appears.
17. Once the system has passed all of the prerequisite checks, click Install. The
wizard creates the new forest and configures the server to function as a domain
controller.
18. Restart the computer.

Preventing Password Expiration
Windows Server 2012, by default, creates a default Group Policy object for every Active
Directory domain. One of the settings in this GPO causes user passwords to expire after 42 days.
To avoid having to change passwords partway through the course, you should modify this
setting using the following procedure.

1. From the Tools menu, select Group Policy Management. The Group Policy
Management console appears.
2. Browse to the Forest: adatum.com > Domains > adatum.com > Group Policy
Objects container.

3. Right-click the Default Domain Object GPO and, from the context menu, select
Edit. The Group Policy Management Editor appears.
4. Browse to the Computer Configuration\Policies\Windows Settings\Security
Settings\Account Policies\Password Policy container.
5. Double-click the Maximum Password Age setting. The Maximum Password Age
Properties sheet appears.
6. Change the default value of 42 to 0 and click OK.
7. Close all open windows.
Creating the Student User in the Domain

1. In Server Manager, click Tools > Active Directory Users and Computers. \
2. Right-click the Users container and, from the context menu, select New > User.
The New Object User dialog box appears.
3. In the Full name and User logon name text boxes, type Student and click Next.
4. In the Password and Confirm password text boxes, type Pa$$w0rd.
5. Clear the User must change password at next logon checkbox and click Next.
6. Click Finish,
Selecting the Private Location Type on a Server

1. Open the Local Security Policy console.
2. Browse to the Security Settings > Network List Manager Policies folder.
3. Double-click Unidentified Networks. The Unidentified Networks Properties sheet
appears.
4. Select the Private option and click OK.
Enabling Network Discovery and File Sharing
1. Open the Windows Control Panel. The Control Panel window appears.
2. Click Network and Internet. The Network and Internet window appears.

3. Click Network and Sharing Center. The Network and Sharing Center window
appears.
4. Click Change advanced sharing settings. The Advanced Sharing Settings dialog
box appears.
5. In the currently active profile, select the Turn on network discovery and Turn on
file and printer sharing options.
6. Click Save Changes.
Creating Shares
GET READY. Log on to Windows Server 2012 using an account with Administrator
privileges. The Server Manager window appears.
1. Click the File and Storage Services icon and, in the submenu that appears, click
Shares. The Shares homepage appears.
2. From the Tasks menu, select New Share. The New Share Wizard appears,
displaying the Select the profile for this share page.
3. From the File share profile list, select SMB ShareQuick and click Next. The
Select the server and path for this share page appears.
4. Select Type a custom path and type C:\Users\Administrators Downloads. Then
click Next. The Specify share name page appears.
5. Click Next. The Configure share settings page appears.
6. Click Next. The Specify permissions to control access page appears.
7. Click Next. The Confirm selections page appears.
8. Click Create. The View results page appears as the wizard creates the share.
9. CLOSE the New Share Wizard.
10. Repeat the procedure to create and share the C:\Software folder.

Supplying Required Software


Some of the labs in the manual require additional software downloaded from the Internet. Table
6 contains the required software packages, the URLs where you can obtain them, and the
locations where you should store them on the lab network.

Table 6: Additional Software Required for Labs
Lab Software Location Can be obtained from:
1 Windows 8 Upgrade
Assistant (Windows8-
UpgradeAssistant.exe)
\\SVR-DC-A\software http://windows.microsoft.com/en-
us/windows/buy
5 Windows XP Solitaire
program files (Sol.exe and
Cards.dll)
\\SVR-DC-
A\Downloads
Any Windows XP installation
7 Remote Server
Administration Tools for
Windows 8 (Windows6.2-
KB2693643-x64.msu)
\\SVR-DC-
A\Downloads
http://www.microsoft.com/en-
us/download/details.aspx?id=28972
9 Windows 8 installation ISO \\SVR-DC-
A\Software\
Any Windows 8 installation disk
21 A patch for Internet Explorer
10 (Windows8-RT-
KB2761465-x64)
\\SVR-DC-
A\Downloads
http://www.microsoft.com/en-
us/download/details.aspx?id=35881

Installing the DNS Role
;

5. Select the DNS Server checkbox. An Add features that are required for DNS
Server dialog box appears.
6. Click Add Features to accept the dependencies, and then click Next. The Select
features page appears.
7. Click Next. The Active Directory Domain Services page appears, displaying
information about the role.

Installing and Configuring Remote Access
5. Select Remote Access. The Add features that are required for Remote Access?
dialog box appears.
6. Click Add Features.
7. Click Next. The Select Features page appears.
8. Click Next. The Remote Access page appears.
9. Click Next. The Select Role Services page appears.
10. Click Next. The Confirm Installation Selections page appears.
11. Click Install. The Wizard installs the role.
12. Click Close.
13. From the Tools menu, select Routing and Remote Access. The Routing and
Remote Access console appears.

14. From the Action menu, select Configure and Enable Routing and Remote Access.
The Routing and Remote Access Server Setup Wizard appears.
15. Click Next. The Configuration page appears.
16. Select Custom Configuration and click Next. The Custom Configuration page
appears.
17. Select the VPN access checkbox and click Next. The Completing the Routing and
Remote Access Server Setup Wizard appears.
18. Click Finish. A message box appears.
19. Click Start Service. The Routing and Remote Access service starts.
Performing Windows 8 Lab Configuration Tasks
The following sections contain instructions for completing the configuration tasks on your
Windows 8 lab workstation computers.
Installing Windows 8

The minimum system requirements for all editions of Windows Server 2012 are shown in Table
7.

Table 7 Minimum System Requirements for Windows 8
32-bit (x86) 64-bit (x64)
Processor speed
1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster 1 GHz or faster
System memory
1 gigabyte (GB) 2 GB
Available hard disk space
16 GB 20 GB
Graphics adapter
DirectX 9 graphics adapter with
WDDM driver
DirectX 9 graphics adapter with
WDDM driver

To perform a clean installation of Windows 8, use the following procedure.

GET READY. Prepare the computer for the Windows 8 installation by making sure
that all of its external peripheral devices are connected and powered on.

1. Turn on the computer and insert the Windows 8 installation disk into the DVD
drive.
2. Press any key to boot from the DVD (if necessary). A progress indicator screen
appears as Windows is loading files.
3. The computer switches to the Windows graphical interface and the Windows
Setup screen appears.
4. Using the drop-down lists provided, select the appropriate Language to install,
Time and currency format, and Keyboard or input method and then click Next.
The Windows 8 Install now page appears.
5. Click the Install now button. The License terms page appears.
6. Select the I accept the license terms checkbox and click Next. The Which type of
installation do you want? page appears.
7. Click the Custom: Install Windows only (advanced) option. The Where do you
want to install Windows? page appears.
8. From the list provided, select the partition on which you want to install
Windows 8, or select an area of unallocated disk space where the Setup
program can create a new partition. Then click Next. The Installing Windows
page appears.
9. After several minutes, during which the Setup program installs Windows 8, the
computer reboots and the Personalize page appears.
10. In the PC name text box, type WKSTN-MBR-B and click Next. The Settings page
appears.
11. Click User Express Settings. The Sign in to your PC page appears.
12. Click Sign in without a Microsoft account. Another Sign in to your PC page
appears.
13. Click Local account. Another Sign in to your PC page appears.
14. In the User name text box, type ocox.
15. In the Password and Reenter password text boxes, type Pa$$w0rd.
16. In the Password hint text box, type hint and click Finish. A series of screens
introducing Windows 8 functions appear, followed by the Windows 8 Start
screen.

.At this point, you can remove the installation disk from the drive.

Setting the Time Zone

1. Open the Windows 8 Control Panel.
2. Click Clock, Language, and Region > Date and Time. The Date and Time
dialog box appears.
3. Click Change Time Zone, if necessary. The Time Zone Settings dialog box
appears.
4. In the Time Zone drop-down list, select the (UTC -05:00) Eastern Time
(US & Canada) time zone and click OK.
5. Click OK to close the Date and Time dialog box.
Configuring Network Settings

2. Click Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center. The Network
and Sharing Center window appears.
3. Click Change adapter settings. The Network Connections window
appears.
4. Right-click the Ethernet connection and, from the context menu, select
Properties. The Ethernet Properties sheet appears.
5. Double-click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). The Internet
Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties sheet appears.
6. Select the Use the following IP address option and type values in the
following text boxes:
IP address
Subnet mask
7. Select the Use the following DNS server addresses option and type a
value in the following text box:
Preferred DNS server

8. Click OK to close the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) Properties
sheet.
9. Click OK to close the Ethernet Properties sheet.
10. Close the Network Connections window.
Changing a Computer Name

2. Click System and Security > System > Change Settings. The System
4. In the Computer name text box, type the new name for the computer.
5. Click OK. A message box appears, prompting you to restart the computer.
6. Click OK.
7. Click Close to close the System Properties dialog box. Another message
box appears, prompting you to restart the computer.
8. Click Restart now. The system restarts.
J oining a Workstation to a Domain

2. Click System and Security > System > Change Settings. The System
4. Select the Domain option, type adatum.com in the text box, and click OK.
5. A Windows Security dialog box appears.
6. In the User name text box, type Administrator.
7. In the Password text box, type Pa$$w0rd and click OK. The computer is
joined to the domain and a Welcome message appears.

8. Click OK, OK, Close, and Restart Now. The system restarts.
Preventing Password Expiration
1. Open the Local Group Policy Editor console.
2. Browse to the Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Security Settings >
Account Policies > Password Policy folder.
3. Double-click the Maximum Password Age setting. The Maximum Password Age
4. Change the default value of 42 to 0 and click OK.
Selecting the Private Location Type on a Workstation

2. Browse to the Computer Configuration > Windows Settings > Security Settings >
Network List Manager Policies folder.
3. Double-click Unidentified Networks. The Unidentified Networks Properties sheet
appears.
4. Select the Private option and click OK.
Turning on Network Discovery and File Sharing

1. Open the Windows Control Panel. The Control Panel window appears.
2. Click Network and Internet. The Network and Internet window appears.
3. Click Network and Sharing Center. The Network and Sharing Center window
appears.
4. Click Change advanced sharing settings. The Advanced Sharing Settings dialog
box appears.
5. In the currently active profile, select the Turn on network discovery and Turn on
file and printer sharing options.
6. Click Save Changes.

Activating the Local Guest Account

2. Click User Accounts and Family Safety > User Accounts > Manage another
account.
3. Click the Guest account. The Do you want to turn on the Guest account
page appears.
4. Click Turn on.
5. Open the Computer Management console.
6. In the Local Users and Groups snap-in, right-click the Guest user and,
from the context menu, select Set password. The Set Password for Guest
message box appears.
7. Click Proceed.
8. In the New password and Confirm password text boxes, type Pa$$w0rd
and click OK. A message box appears, confirming the password.
9. Click OK.
11. Browse to the Computer Configuration\Windows Settings\Security
Settings\Local Policies\User Rights Assignment folder.
12. Open the Properties sheet for the Deny access to this computer from the
network user right.
13. Remove the Guest user and click OK.
Initializing New Hard Disks

1. Open the Computer Management console.
2. In the left pane, click Disk Management. The Disk Management snap-in appears.
3. Right-click the tile for the new disk and, from the context menu, select Online.

4. Right-click the tile a second time and, from the context menu, select Initialize
Disk. The Initialize Disk dialog box appears.
5. Select the GPT (GUID Partition Table) option and click OK. The disk status
changes to Online.
6. Repeat steps 3 to 5 to initialize additional disks.
Adding IIS to Windows 8

2. Click Programs > Turn Windows features on or off.
3. Select Internet Information Services and click OK.
4. Click Close.

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