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Manual Classroom Setup Guide
Released: 9/2000

Course Number: 2071A

Querying Microsoft
®

SQL Server
™
2000 with
Transact-SQL

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Course Number: 2071A
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Manual Classroom Setup Guide 1


Manual Classroom Setup
Use the following instructions to set up the classroom manually. Before you
begin, decide whether you want to install the instructor and student computers
with or without an unattended answer file.
Instructor Computer Setup (London) by Using an Answer File
Use the following instructions to manually set up the first instructor computer
(London) by using an unattended setup answer file. This file, London.txt, is
located in the Manual folder on the Trainer Materials compact disc.
To set up the hardware
Set up the hardware according to the manufacturer’s instructions. (Refer to the
hardware requirements.)

If necessary, set your computer so that it starts from the hard disk and
then from the CD-ROM drive.

Configure the hard disk as follows:
Drive C: 2 GB formatted as FAT
Drive D: 2 GB formatted as FAT

To install Microsoft
®
Windows
®
2000 Advanced Server by using an answer
file
Start the computer by using the MS-DOS
®
system disk.
Insert the Trainer Materials compact disc into the CD-ROM drive.
Copy the London.txt file from the Manual folder on the Trainer Materials
compact disc to the root of drive C.
Select a number from 1 through 9 to be used as your classroom number.

Unless the classrooms on your network are isolated from one another,
you must choose a unique network number for each classroom to avoid
possible IP address conflicts.

This number will also be used as the third octet in your classroom IP
addresses. For example, if you select the number 4, the IP address for the
instructor computer will be 192.168.4.200.

If you use a number other than 1, you must modify the

DNSServerSearchOrder and IPAddress entries at the bottom of the
London.txt file on drive C by changing the third octet in the IP address for
each entry to match the number that you selected. Do not make any other
changes to the answer file.

Insert the Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server compact disc into the
CD-ROM drive.
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At a command prompt, type x:\i386\winnt /s:x:\i386 /u:c:\london.txt (where x
is the letter assigned to the CD-ROM drive), and then press ENTER.
After Setup begins, remove any disk from the floppy disk drive.
When the installation of Windows 2000 Advanced Server is complete, proceed
to the Microsoft Active Directory
™
Installation section of this guide.

Manual Classroom Setup Guide 3


Instructor Computer Setup (London) Without Using an Answer File
Use the following instructions to set up the instructor computer manually
without using an answer file.
To set up the hardware
Set up the hardware according to the manufacturer’s instructions. (Refer to the

hardware requirements.)

If necessary, set your computer so that it starts from the hard disk and
then from the CD-ROM drive.

Configure the hard disk as follows:
Drive C: 2 GB formatted as FAT
Drive D: 2 GB formatted as FAT

To begin text-mode Setup of Windows 2000 Advanced Server
Insert the Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server compact disc into the
CD-ROM drive.

If your computer can start from the CD-ROM drive, restart the
computer. If the Press any key to boot from CD message appears, press
SPACEBAR, and then proceed to step 5.

Start the computer by using the MS-DOS system disk.
At a command prompt, type x:\i386\winnt /s:x:\i386 (where x is the letter
assigned to the CD-ROM drive), and then press ENTER.
When Setup indicates that the MS-DOS portion of Setup is complete, remove
any disk from the floppy disk drive, and then press ENTER.
On the Setup Notification screen, press ENTER.
On the Welcome to Setup screen, press ENTER.
When the Windows 2000 Licensing Agreement appears, press F8 to accept the
licensing terms.
Setup displays a list of existing partitions and unpartitioned space.
In the list of existing partitions, press ENTER to select C: FAT.
Select Convert the partition to NTFS, and then press ENTER.
Press C to convert the drive to the NTFS file system.

Setup examines the hard disk and then copies files to the Windows 2000
installation folders.
When Setup prompts you to restart the computer, leave the compact disc in the
CD-ROM drive.
The computer restarts. Setup converts drive C to NTFS, and then the
computer restarts a second time.

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