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Part Number: X05-49548

Released: 4/2000

Implementing and
Administering Microsoft
®

Windows
®
2000 Directory
Services
Course Number: 2154A

Classroom Setup Guide

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Course Number: 2154A
Part Number: X05-49548
Released: 4/2000
Classroom Setup Guide iii


Contents
Classroom Requirements .........................................................................................1

Classroom Configuration.........................................................................................3

Setup Instructions.....................................................................................................5

Automated Classroom Setup....................................................................................7

Classroom Setup Checklist ....................................................................................12

Customization Information ....................................................................................19




Classroom Setup Guide 1


Classroom Requirements
This course requires a classroom with a minimum of one computer for the
instructor and one for each student. Before class begins, install and configure all
computers by using the following information and instructions.
Instructor Computer
The instructor computer requires the following hardware and software
configuration. All hardware must be on the Hardware Compatibility List (HCL)
for Microsoft
®
Windows
®
2000 Advanced Server.
Hardware
The following hardware is the minimum required for the instructor computer:
!
Pentium II 300
!
PCI 2.1 bus
!
256 megabytes (MB) of RAM
!

4-gigabyte (GB) hard disk
!
256-kilobyte (KB) L2 cache
!
12X CD-ROM drive
!
Network adapter (must not use ISA bus)
!
4-MB video adapter
!
Super VGA (SVGA) monitor (17 inch)
!
Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device
!
Sound card with speakers
!
Internet access
!
Projection display device that supports SVGA 800x600, 256-colors

Software
The following software is required for the instructor computer:
• Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server

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Student Computer
Each student computer requires the following hardware and software
configuration. All hardware must be on the HCL for Microsoft Windows 2000

Advanced Server.
Hardware
The following hardware is required for each student computer:
!
Pentium II 300
!
PCI 2.1 bus
!
256 MB of RAM
!
4-GB hard disk
!
256-KB L2 cache
!
12X CD-ROM drive
!
Network adapter (must not use ISA bus)
!
4-MB video adapter
!
SVGA monitor (17 inch)
!
Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device
!
Sound card with speakers


Student computers must be able to start from the CD-ROM drive.

Software

The following software is required for each student computer:
• Windows 2000 Advanced Server

Important
Classroom Setup Guide 3


Classroom Configuration
The following configuration and naming conventions are used throughout this
course and are required for the hands-on labs:
!
The instructor computer is named London.
!
The student computers are named according to the following table.

The following table shows the order in which student computers should be
installed, in addition to the names and IP addresses that should be assigned to
each computer. In the IP addresses, x is the classroom number.
Installation order Computer name IP address

1 Vancouver 192.168.x.1
2 Denver 192.168.x.2
3 Perth 192.168.x.3
4 Brisbane 192.168.x.4
5 Lisbon 192.168.x.5
6 Bonn 192.168.x.6
7 Lima 192.168.x.7
8 Santiago 192.168.x.8
9 Bangalore 192.168.x.9
10 Singapore 192.168.x.10

11 Casablanca 192.168.x.11
12 Tunis 192.168.x.12
13 Acapulco 192.168.x.13
14 Miami 192.168.x.14
15 Auckland 192.168.x.15
16 Suva 192.168.x.16
17 Stockholm 192.168.x.17
18 Moscow 192.168.x.18
19 Caracas 192.168.x.19
20 Montevideo 192.168.x.20
21 Manila 192.168.x.21
22 Tokyo 192.168.x.22
23 Khartoum 192.168.x.23
24 Nairobi 192.168.x.24

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Single Domain/Workgroup Model
The classroom is configured in the single domain/workgroup model, as shown
in the following graphic.



The instructor computer (London) has Windows 2000 Advanced Server
installed as a domain controller in the classroom domain, nwtraders.msft. Each
student computer is installed as a stand-alone server in the Workgroup
workgroup.
Classroom Setup Guide 5

Setup Instructions
Use the following procedures to prepare each computer for class.

The instructor computer (London) must be set up completely before
you begin setting up the student computers. Student computer setup occurs over
the network by using file shares that are created on the instructor computer.

Before You Begin
You will need to do the following:
!
Read through all setup procedures.
!
Make sure that you have the Trainer Materials compact disc that is provided
with the course materials.
!
Prepare a Microsoft MS-DOS
®
system disk and a network boot disk.

MS-DOS System Disk
To set up the instructor computer, you must have an MS-DOS system disk. This
disk must include the following:
!
MS-DOS system files.
!
MS-DOS drivers for the CD-ROM drive of the instructor computer.
!
Xcopy.exe, Xcopy32.exe, and Xcopy32.mod. These files must be located
either on the root of the system disk or in a location that is specified in the

MS-DOS path statement in the Autoexec.bat file.
!
Smartdrv.exe and Himem.sys. Running Smartdrv.exe dramatically increases
the performance of the file copying process that occurs during the initial
phase of setup. With Smartdrv loaded, this process generally takes 30
minutes or less. Without Smartdrv, it may take several hours.


Some computers can use Microsoft Windows 98 startup disks, which
include drivers for most CD-ROM drives.

Network Boot Disk
Setup of the student computers takes place over the network. As a result, you
must have an MS-DOS system disk that includes drivers for network adapters
in the student computers. In addition, the network boot disk must include the
Xcopy.exe, Xcopy32.exe, and Xcopy32.mod files either on the root of the
system disk or in a location that is specified in the MS-DOS path statement in
the Autoexec.bat file.
The batch files that are used to set up the student computers require a large
amount of MS-DOS environment space. Therefore, it is recommended that you
include the following line in the Config.sys file on the boot disk:
Shell = a:\command.com /p /e:1024

Windows 2000 does not include a utility for creating network boot disks.

Important
Note
Note
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Setup Overview
Read this section before you begin configuring the computers. Failure to follow
the instructions in this Classroom Setup Guide will cause the labs to fail.
These setup instructions provide you with both automated and manual
installation procedures and automated configuration procedures. If you
complete the automated installation, the configuration is also completed
automatically. If you cannot complete an automated installation of the software,
you can follow the manual procedures in the Manual Classroom Setup Guide
on the Trainer Materials compact disc. Following a manual installation, you
must complete the post-installation configuration procedure. It is very important
that you allocate enough time for a manual installation if you are not sure that
the automated installation will work in your environment.

Verify that the classroom is set up correctly by referring to the
Classroom Setup Checklist section in this guide.

Estimated time to set up the classroom: 3 hours
Important