COC 1 – INSTALL AND CONFIGURE COMPUTER SYSTEMS COC 2 – SETUP COMPUTER NETWORKS.

A. Disassemble and Assemble Computer System A. Perform network cabling management /

 Prepare the materials needed. arrangement
 Follow Occupational Health and Safety
(OHS) procedure.
 Turn-off and unplug computer. LAN INTERNET PORT

 Perform Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) PORT

Wall
 Disassemble computer Mounted
ROUTER
 Assemble computer LAN

 Test the computer. Enter BIOS Setup (Press

DEL key) AP/REP

B. Prepare USB Installer

 Given the ISO Image for Windows installer
and Rufus application for preparing
installer, insert the USB Flash Drive then
open Rufus application.
 Browse the ISO Image on Rufus then click
Start.
C. Install Microsoft Windows 7/ Server 2008.
 Insert USB Installer
 Restart your computer
 Upon booting press DEL Key to enter BIOS
Setup
 On BIOS, Press F9 to Load Default Setting.
 Set USB Flash Drive as 1st Drive.
Go to Boot> Hard Disk Drives
1st Drive : USB-Lexar Flash Disk
2nd Drive : Sata Hard Disk Drive
 Save Setting to CMOS. Press F10
 Press any key to boot from USB.
 On Participation Hard Disk
1. Delete all partition
2. Create two (2) partition
Drive C: 50 GB
Drive D: Remaining space
3. On installation, Select Drive C: (Partition
2) then click Next.
 After installation for OS.
1. If Windows Server 2008 – Enter
password.
2. Format Local Disk D:
D. Check Device Manager.
 Right click Computer> Properties > Click
Device Manager.
 Install/pUpdate required driver.
E. Install Application Software
 Install MS Office 2007
 Enter the product key then install MS
Office.
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Wall Mounted LAN
B. Perform network cable splicing splicing (straight
through cable) – at most 16 pieces RJ-45.
C. Check if all cable are properly connected
D. Setup Router/Wi-Fi/Wireless
 Connect a cable from PC to LAN port of router
 Make sure the device power adapter was
plugged in and turned on
 Reset the device by hold pressing the reset
button in few seconds (if necessary). Unplug
then plug the power adapter of the device.
 Look for the default IP Address, Username and
Password of a router.
 Obtain your computer IP Address Automatically
1. Start > Control Panel > Network and
Sharing Center > Change adapter Setting.
2. Right click Local Area Connection >
Properties
3. Select Internet Protocol Version 4
(TCP/IPv4) then click Properties.
4. Select Obtain an IP Address Automatically
and Obtain DNS server address
automatically
5. Refresh Local Area Network ( Disable LAN
then Enable)
 Open a Web Browser (Internet Explorer) and
Type the Router’s IP Address.
 Type the default username and password of
a Router
o Username : admin
o Password : admin
 Setup Internet Connection

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 - Set internet connection type to DHCP
 Setup LAN Setting
 Set Router’s IP Address to 192.168.1.1
 Setup SSID (Network Name)
 Name of your wireless network or WIFI
 Ex: SSID : cssRouter
 Enter a password you will used to connect to
your WIFI.
 Setup DCHP Server to Enable to Enable
 MAC Filtering (Optional)
 Enter the MAC Address of a computer
you want Deny or Allow
 Change the default password of the device.
(Optional)
 Enter password you will use to open the
router’s setup.
 Reboot the device
 Reboot router to refresh its settings.
E. Setup Wireless Access Point
 Connect a cable from
 Make sure the device power adapter was
plugged in and turned on.
 Reset the device by hold pressing the reset
button in few seconds (if necessary)
(Resetting router will restore its default
manufacturer settings).
 Look for the default IP Address, Username
and Password of a router
 Assign a Static IP Address to your computer
1. Start > Control Panel > Network and
Sharing Center> Change Adapter
Settings.
2. Right Click Local Area Connection>
Properties > Select Internet Protocol
Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) then Properties.
Ex : IP Address : 192.168.1.25
Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0
 Open a Web Browser (internet Explorer) and
type the Router’s IP Address.
 Type the default username and password of
a Router
Username : admin
Password : Admin
 Setup LAN Setting
 Set Access Point IP Address
(ex: 192.168.1.254)
 Setup SSID (Network Name)
 Name of your wireless network of WIFI
Ex : Operation Mode: Access Point
SSID : cssAccessPoint
 Setup Wireless Security
 Enter a password you will used to
connect to your WIFI.
 Setup DCHP Server to Disable
 Change the default password of the device
(Optional)
 Enter password you will use to open the
Access Point Setup)
 Reboot the device
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 Reboot Access Point to refresh its
settings.
F. Optional Setup for Access Point : Setup Access Point
as Repeater.
1. On Access Point Setup; Click Wireless > Wireless
Setting > Change the Operation Mode : Repeater.
2. Click the survey at the bottom then select your
current Router (WIFI) you want to repeat the
signal.
3. Enter password: click Wireless> Wireless Security.
Select WPA-PSK then enter Passphrase Key or WIFI
password.
4. Save and Reboot the Access Point.
G. Test and Connect to your Wireless Network
 Go to your wireless computer.
 Obtain your Wireless Network Connection IP
Address Automatically.
1. Start > Control Panel > Network and Sharing
Center> Change Adapter Settings.
2. Right Click Wireless Network Connection >
Properties.
3. Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPV4)
then click Properties.
4. Select Obtain an IP Address Automatically and
Obtain DNS server Address automatically.
 Click Wireless Network Connection on your
status bar and search for your wireless network
or SSID of your router.
 Enter your Security Key
 Open a Web browser (Internet Explorer) and
type the Access Point IP Address
(192.168.1.254).
 Login to Setup your Access Point
Note: If your Network Name or SSID is already used
and you can’t connect to your network, Remove your
current network then reconnect.
 Remove Wireless Network
 Start > Control Panel > Network and Sharing
Center > Manage Wireless Networks.
 Reconnect to your Wireless Network
COC 3 – SETUP COMPUTER SERVERS
A. Create Peer-to-Peer Networks
 Assign a Static IP Address to your computer (Server)
1. Start > Control Panel > Network and Sharing
Center > Change Adapter Settings.
2. Right click Local Area Connection > Properties
3. Uncheck TCP/IP 6 in the properties window
4. Select Internet Protocol Version (TCP/IP4) then
click Properties.
Ex. : IP Address : 192.168.2.5
Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0
Preferred DNS : 127.0.0.1 or your IP
Address 192.168.2.1
 Make sure all the networks components are
checked and installed to Local Area Connection
Properties.
 1. Client for Microsoft Networks
2. QoS Packet Scheduler
3. File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks
4. Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IP v4)
 Click Install if one or more components are missing
or not installed.
Turn-off Windows Firewall
 Open Network and Sharing Center > Windows
Firewall> Turn Windows Firewall On or Off
 Test Network Connection
1. Open Run Command (Press Windows Logo+R)
2. Type cmd
3. Type ipconfig
4. Type ping (space) IP address of other
computer
Ex : ping 192.168.2.2
Optional Setup for Peer-to-Peer
 Turn off Password Protected Sharing
 Open Network and Sharing Center > Change
Advanced Sharing.
 Turn on Network Discovery
 Turn on File and Printer Sharing
 Turn on Public Folder Sharing
Change Computer name and Workgroup
 Click Start Button> Right Computer > Properties
 Click Change Settings for Computer Name,
Domain and Workgroup Settings.
 Click Change
 Assign different computer name but same in
workgroup. (No Space and special characters)
Ex: Computer Name : cssserver
Workgroup : css
 Click Ok > Close then Restart your Computer
Open Network Windows
 Click Start > Computer > Network
 Check if you can view computers on the network.
Refresh window if necessary.
B. Configure Network Server
Server Computer
- Add Roles Into Server Manager
 Click Start >Administrative Tools > Server
Manager or Press Ctrl + Alt + Del
 On the Server Manager Windows click Roles
1. Install Active Directory Domain Service
(AD DS)
2. DNS Server
 Open Run command then type
dcpromo
Importance in setting up DNS
a. Create a new domain in a new forest
b. Create a new domain (Ex. Vlbmhs.local,
vlbmhs.com, vlbmhs.net) no space and
other special character.
c. Change Functional Forest Level to Microsoft
Windows Server 2008 R2.
d. Click next, next, yes, next
e. Assign password (Css2017) click next.
f. Check Reboot Completion checkbox
g. Restart your computer on completion.
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3. DHCP Server
 Add Roles in Server Manager
- Importance in setting up DHCP Server
a. Validate your Server IP Address.
b. Select WINS is required for application
on this network. Type your server IP
Address.
c. Add Scope
Ex:
Scope name : myServerScope
Start IP Address : 192.168.2.100
Ending IP Address : 192.168.2.150
d. Disable DHCPv6 stealth mode for this
server.
e. Install DHCP and wait the installation to
finish
 Refresh your Local Area Connection
 Start > Control Panel > Network and sharing
Center> Change adapter settings.
 Right click Local Area Connection > Disable
 Right click Local Area Connection> Enable
 Restart your Server computer
4. Add User and Organizational Unit
 Open Active Directory Users and
Computers on Administrative Tools.
 Create an Organizational Unit
 Right click your domain >New >
Organizational Unit.
 Create a new user.
 Right click your Organizational Unit >
New> User/
 Create an Administrator Account
(optional)
 Click User organizational > Copy
Administrator. Then drag your
created user to your own
organization.
5. Connect the client / Workstation to your
Domain.
 Obtain workstation IP Address
Automatically.
 Start > Control Panel > Network and
sharing Center> Change Adapter
Settings.
 Right click Local Area Connection >
Properties
 Select Internet Protocol Version 4
(TCP/IPv4) then click Properties.
 Select Obtain an IP Address Automatically
and Obtain DNS sever address
Automatically.
 Check if your workstation was connected to
your domain. If not Refresh your workstation’s
Local Area Connection.
 Start > Control Panel > Network and Sharing
Center > Change Adapter Setting.
 Right click Local Area Connection > Disable
 Right click Local Area Connection > Enable
 Note : if your client/ workstation is unable to
connect your domain, remove all scope from
your DHCP.
 Start>Administrative Tools>DHCP
 Expand you domain or server (local)
 Expand IPv4 > Remove all scope
Remove DCHP Server in Server Manager.
 Start> Administrative Tools > Manager
 Roles > Remove Roles
 Uncheck DHCP Server then Remove
 Restart Computer
Reinstall your DCHP Server with proper
configuration
 Change your Domain
 Click Start Button > Right click Computer >
Properties
 Click Change Settings for Computer name,
Domain and Workgroup settings
 Click Change
 Select Domain
Ex. Domain : vlbmhs.local
 Click OK then type the username and
password of your Windows Server
Ex. Username : Administrator
Password : Css2017
 Restart your computer
 Login the User
 On Logon Windows press Control + Alt +
Delete
 Click Switch User > Other User
 Type your username and password your
created in your organization
6. Remote Desktop Connection
(for Server computer)
 Allow Remote Desktop Connection
 Start > Right Click Computer> Properties >
click Remote Settings
 Select Allow Connection from computer
(for Workstation/client computer)
Open Remote Desktop Connection
 Start > All Programs > Accessories > Remote
Desktop Connection
 Type the domain or IP address of server.
Ex. Vlbmhs.local
 Enter Username and Password (Select use
another account)
Username : Administrator
Password : Css2017
Note: Your Server will logoff after the connection was
made. After remote desktop connection, Log in the
server into Administrative account.
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7. Folder Redirection (Server Computer)
 Create a folder then share created folder or an
existing folder.
 Share to Everyone
 Permission Level: Read/Write
 Copy the Network Path
 Create and Edit GPO (Group Policy Object)
 Open Group Policy Management on
Administrative Tools
 Expand Forest > Domains > your Domain
(vlbmhs.local)
 Right click your organizational unit then
Create a GPO
 Right click your GPO then Click Edit
 Expand User Configuration > Policies >
Windows Settings > Folder Redirection.
 Select and right click selected folder then
properties. Ex. Desktop
 On Settings, Select Basic –Folder
Redirection
 Paste the network path in the Root Path
 Click Apply > Ok
 Test Folder Redirection
 Logoff then Login your workstations.
 Open your shared folder to your server
then check if there is a folder created from
the user.
 If none, logoff then login your workstation
again.
8. Printer Deployment
 Add Print and Document Service role to your
Server Manager. ( Start > Administrative
Tools> Server Manager > Add Roles
 Install a Printer/Add a Printer
 Open Device and Printers
 Click Add Printer
 Click Add a Local Printer
 Select Use an Existing Port : LPT 1
 Select your printer manufacturer and
model
 Install printer
 Open Print Management on Administrative
Tools
 Expand Print Servers>Server name
(cssServer) > Printers
 Sharing your printer
 Right click your printer then click
properties. Click sharing tab then
check share this printer.
 Deploy your Printer with Group Policy
 Right click your printer > Deploy with
Group Policy
 Browse your GPO to your
Organization
  Check the users that this GPO
applies to (per user) and The
computers that this GPO applies to
(per machine)
 Click Add then Apply and OK
 Search and Open Backup and Restore Utility
 Click Select Backup to Restore Files from
 Browse or select the Backup File you want to
restore.

 Test your Deployed Printer

 Logoff then Login your Workstation.
 Open Device and Printer and Check if
there’s printer installed from your
server.

 Add PushPrinterConnection to Script policy

(Optional)

- Search pushprinterconnection in
your Local Disk C:
- Create a desktop shortcut for
pushprinterconnection (right click
pushprinterconnection > Create a
desktop shortcut
- Open Group Policy Management
- Edit your GPO
- Expand Computer Configuration >
Policies > Windows Settings >
Policies > Logon Script.
- Add and Browse script from your
desktop

COC 4 – MAINTAIN AND REPAIR COMPUTER SYSTEMS

AND NETWORKS.

A. Create a System
 Search and Open Backup and Restore Utility
 Click Create a system Image
 Save your backup or Image on a Hard Disk
(Local Disk D: then click Next
 Click Star Backup. Wait until it Finished
 Do not create a system repair disc.
 Your windowsImageBackup will be saved into
Local Disk D:
 Restore the System Image. Restart Computer >
Press F8 upon Booting > Repair Computer.
Select system Image Recovery.

B. Backup
 Search and Open Backup and Restore Utility
 Click set up Backup
 Select where you want to save your backup.
(Select Local Disk D: as your destination ) then
click Next.
 What do you want to backup? Select Let me
choose
 Select Folder you want to backup then click
Next.
 Click Save Settings and Run Backup
 Click Save Settings and Run Backup
 Click Backup now.

C. Restore your Backup

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