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    This document provides instructions for setting up virtual machines to configure and test Windows 10/11 networking and storage features. It includes downloading Windows Server 2022/19/16 and Windows 10/11 evaluations, setting up a Hyper-V host with at least 16GB RAM and 75GB storage, and building 5 virtual machines - a domain controller, 2 workstations, a WSUS server, and a remote access server. It also provides networking details like IP addresses and virtual switch assignments for each virtual machine.

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    This document provides instructions for setting up virtual machines to configure and test Windows 10/11 networking and storage features. It includes downloading Windows Server 2022/19/16 and Windows 10/11 evaluations, setting up a Hyper-V host with at least 16GB RAM and 75GB storage, and building 5 virtual machines - a domain controller, 2 workstations, a WSUS server, and a remote access server. It also provides networking details like IP addresses and virtual switch assignments for each virtual machine.

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    This document provides instructions for setting up virtual machines to configure and test Windows 10/11 networking and storage features. It includes downloading Windows Server 2022/19/16 and Windows 10/11 evaluations, setting up a Hyper-V host with at least 16GB RAM and 75GB storage, and building 5 virtual machines - a domain controller, 2 workstations, a WSUS server, and a remote access server. It also provides networking details like IP addresses and virtual switch assignments for each virtual machine.

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    Configuring Windows 10/11

    Connectivity and Storage


    LAB SETUP

    Glenn Weadock
    MDAA, MCAAA, MCT, MCSE, MCSA, MCITP, A+, SECURITY+

    [email protected] www.i-sw.com
    Why Should I Take This Course?

    Your organization uses Windows 10/11


    (or will soon)
    You work in IT (or will soon!)
    You want to pass the MD-100 exam and
    become a “Modern Desktop Administrator
    Associate”
    Modules in This Course

    Configuring
    Configuring
    Lab Setup Mobile
    Networking Networking

    Configuring Data
    Configuring Data
    Access and
    Storage Protection
    Topics in This
    Module
    Lab setup: first steps
    Virtual machine setup
    Lab Setup: First Steps
    Download the Eval of Server 2022/19/16
    Any are fine for our purposes
    Recommended version:
    - Datacenter edition (Standard will work)
    - Server “with Desktop Experience”

    180-day eval from Microsoft:


    - Google “Microsoft Evaluation Center”
    plus the name of your language for the
    localized download site. For example:
    - “Microsoft evaluation center French” >
    www.microsoft.com/fr-fr/evalcenter
    Download the Eval of Windows 10/11

    Recommended version:
    - Windows 10, Enterprise edition

    90-day eval from Microsoft:


    - Google “Microsoft Evaluation Center”
    plus the name of your language for the
    localized download site
    Set up a VM Host
    Host system recommendations:
    - Windows Server 2022, 2019, or 2016
    - 16 GB RAM
    - 75 GB storage (SSD is best!)
    - Windows 10/11 with Client Hyper-V

    Hyper-V Server Role


    - Requires 64-bit OS, HAV support
    - Other platforms should be fine
    (VMware, VirtualBox)
    Internet connectivity for some demos
    Checking MSINFO32 for Hyper-V Compatibility
    If you are new to Hyper-V, I suggest
    watching my course, Implementing
    Windows Server 2019 Hyper-V.

    It will give you a great foundation in


    Hyper-V and you will be able to follow the
    guidelines in this module more easily.
    Build Your VMs

    Choose dynamically expanding hard drive,


    VHDX, on SSD if possible
    Configure guests for multiprocessor
    support if available
    1 GB RAM minimum per guest,
    2 GB preferable
    Windows Server 2022/19/16 (3X)
    Windows 10/11 (2X)
    Build Your Virtual Switches

    Two private, one external:


    Globomantics Denver
    - Private network type (in Hyper-V)

    Globomantics Internet (External)


    - External network type

    Globomantics Internet (Private)


    - Private network type
    Virtual Machine Setup
    The following slides detail the
    setup that I used.
    You can set things up differently if
    you like – this is all a suggestion.
    Virtual Machines for This Course
    GM-DC1 (Server 2022/19/16)
    - Domain controller, file server, DNS
    - AD Certificate Services
    (optional, for later courses)
    GM-WS1, GM-WS2 (Windows 10/11)
    - Employee workstations

    GM-WSUS (Server 2022/19/16)


    - WSUS server (optional, for later
    courses)
    GM-RAS1 (Server 2022/19/16)
    - Remote access server
    Virtual Switch Assignments

    GM-DC1: Denver
    GM-WS1: Denver
    GM-WS2: Denver, Internet (Private) (*)
    GM-RAS1: Denver, Internet (Private)
    GM-WSUS: Denver, Internet (External)
    (*) only one adapter enabled at a time
    GM-DC1 Setup Notes (Guest OS)

    Install & configure ADDS


    - Domain = globomantics.local
    - Include DNS

    Install File and Storage Services


    …and create one or two file shares
    Create groups “IT admins” & “Research”
    …and at least one user in each
    IP 172.20.1.50/16, gateway 172.20.1.1,
    DNS 127.0.0.1
    GM-WS1 and WS2 Setup Notes (Guest OS)

    Join the domain


    - Domain = globomantics.local

    GM-WS1: Denver IP 172.20.1.99/16,


    gateway 172.20.1.1, DNS 172.20.1.50
    GM-WS2:
    Denver IP 172.20.1.60/16, gateway
    172.20.1.1, DNS 172.20.1.50
    Internet (private) 52.0.0.99/12, gateway
    52.0.0.9, DNS 52.0.0.50
    GM-WSUS Setup Notes (Guest OS)

    Join the domain


    - Domain = globomantics.local

    Denver IP 172.20.1.2/16, no gateway,


    DNS 172.20.1.50
    Internet (external) IP settings
    automatically assigned
    GM-RAS1 Setup Notes (Guest OS)

    Join the domain


    - Domain = globomantics.local

    Denver IP 172.20.1.1/16, no gateway,


    DNS 172.20.1.50
    Internet (private) IP 52.0.0.1/12,
    gateway 52.0.0.9, DNS 52.0.0.50
    That’s it for this module!
    Next up:

    Configuring Networking

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