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"The example companies, organizations, products, domain names, e-mail addresses, logos, people,
places, and events depicted herein are fictitious. No association with any real company, organization,
product, domain name, email address, logo, person, places, or events is intended or should be inferred."
PACKAGE CONTENTS
The download package contains the following:
User: DENALLIX\Administrator
Password: K2pass!
Active directory has been preconfigured with 45 demo users with metadata in an organizational
structure. All of these user profiles have been imported and indexed for search within SharePoint. All
user accounts use K2pass! as the password. Refer to the org chart Denallix Corp Org Chart.pdf for
details on the user accounts in the Denallix organization as well as Partners, Distributors and Regional
Offices. Users have been pre-configured for the following authentication options.
Denallix Windows
Partners Forms
Distributors Trusted/ADFS
Regional Offices Windows French Language Pack
Regional Offices Windows German Language Pack
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LICENSED ACTIVATION
If you are a Microsoft licensed customer and wish to continue using this vritual machine past the initial 30
days, you can activate the Microsoft software within the image by using a KMS or MAK product key such
as MSDN. All Microsoft products must be activated using your KMS or MAK product keys. MSDN
activation details are provided here for your convenience. Please note that K2 cannot provide you with
Microsoft product keys for activation. For complete details on obtaining and using product keys, please
refer to your Microsoft documentation.
Manual
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Script (MSDN)
1. Configure an external network connection
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2. Startup and login to the virtual machine
3. Replace AAAA-AAAA-AAAA-AAAA-AAAA with your MSDN product key and run the following
command to change the product key and activate Windows
Script (KMS)
1. Configure an external network connection
2. Startup and login to the virtual machine
3. Replace AAAA-AAAA-AAAA-AAAA-AAAA with your KMS product key and kms.core.windows.net
with your KMS server address and run the following command to change the product key and
activate Windows.
REARM ACTIVATION
The following steps will reset the 30 day clock to zero allowing for another full 30 day evaluation after next
boot. Rearm can only be done a limited number of times. It is recommended that you follow the steps in
Licensed Activation to enable continued use of the virtual machine.
Script
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C:\Windows\System32\slmgr.vbs /dlv
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C:\Windows\System32\slmgr.vbs /rearm
6. Wait for the popup confirmation that the configuration changes are complete
7. (Optional) Run the following command from PowerShell to automatically activate Windows on first
boot
Windows is now rearmed - Shutdown the virtual machine. Next boot will start the new 30 day clock.
LICENSED ACTIVATION
If you are a Microsoft licensed customer and wish to continue evaluating this package past the initial 30
days, you can activate the Microsoft software within the image by using a MAK or KMS product key such
as MSDN. All Microsoft products must be activated using your MAK or KMS product keys. MSDN
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activation details are provided for your convenience. For complete details on obtaining and using product
keys, please refer to your Microsoft documentation.
Manual
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5. Repeat for steps 4 for each Office product Office Professional Plus, Project Professional and
Visio Professional
You will now have fully activated Office products with your own keys.
REARM ACTIVATION
The following steps will reset the 30 day clock to zero allowing for another full 30 day evaluation of the
Office products. Rearm can only be done a limited number of times generally 3 though in some cases
less. It is highly recommended that you follow the steps in Licensed Activation to enable full Office client
functionality.
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6. Microsoft Office rearm successful. will display
Office is now rearmed. The new 30 day clock will be started immediately.
CONFIGURATION DETAILS
VIRTUAL MACHINE STARTUP
The Virtual Machine has been configured to ensure that all applications and services will work in a fully
integrated configuration from first login. Various optimization scripts have been provided in the
C:\Resources\Startup and C:\Resources\Scripts directory to allow startup/shutdown of applications and
services as scenarios require.
PERFORMANCE
It is recommended that the Virtual machine is run with a minimum of 12 GB of memory, 2 virtual
processors and from a fast hard drive such as SSD. Additionally, it is recommended that the Virtual
Machine drive be hosted on a hard disk that is separate than the host OS drive via either internal bus or a
fast external bus such as eSATA or USB 3.0.
The Virtual Machine will run a warm-up script as a scheduled task when the starts up. This warm-up
script does some key tasks such as ensuring the network cards have the appropriate binding order, all the
dependent services are started and key web sites are pre-loaded. The warm-up script uses the
configuration found in "C:\Resources\Startup\StartupConfig.xml" and runs the PowerShell in
"C:\Resources\Startup\Startup.ps1".
All unnecessary services for the core demo scenarios have been shut down or disabled to ensure optimal
performance. The services were configured using the values found in the Core section of
"C:\Resources\Startup\ServicesConfig.xml" and run by the "C:\Resources\Startup\Services.ps1"
PowerShell. The "C:\Resources\Startup\ServicesConfig.xml" has several sections for enabling and
disabling various scenarios and can be customized as needed. Simply run the associated shortcut in
C:\Resources\Startup\Shortcuts that applies to the scenario you wish to demonstrate. Once youve run
the script it is recommended to reboot the machine to allow all the dependent services to load in the
correct order and allow the warm-up script to also run.
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VPN
The Virtual Machine has been configured to support VPN access from mobile devices. The following
steps illustrate how you can connect an iPad device to the Virtual Machine VPN. These steps should be
referenced when connecting other mobile devices as well.
1) Run "C:\Resources\Startup\Shortcuts\Restore Server (VPN).lnk" to start the VPN services
2) Connect the core to an external network
a. Retrieve the external network IP address from the core by typing ipconfig in a command
prompt
b. Example IP Address: 192.168.0.60
3) Connect the iPad to the same network as the core
4) Configure VPN on the iPad
a. Settings > General > VPN > Add VPN Configuration
b. L2TP
i. Description: Denallix
ii. Server: 192.168.0.60
1. NOTE: this is the IP address of the core on the same network
iii. Account: DENALLIX\Anthony
1. NOTE: you can use any DENALLIX account for VPN except the
Administrator account
iv. Password: K2pass!
v. Secret: K2pass!
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c. Save
5) Enable VPN
a. Settings > VPN On
6) Configure Email
a. Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars
b. Add Account > Exchange
c. Email: anthony@denallix.com
d. Password: K2pass!
e. Description: Denallix
f. Next
g. If prompted with Cannot Verify Server Identity
i. Select Continue for autodiscover.denallix.com
ii. Select Continue for denallix.com
h. Server: dlx.denallix.com
i. Domain: denallix
j. Username: Anthony
k. If prompted with Cannot Verify Server Identity
i. Select Continue for dlx.denallix.com
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Next, Save
You can now interact with your core environment using the email client and browser on your mobile
device.
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