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Exchange 2000 with the Web

Storage System

Classroom Setup Guide

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Contents

Classroom Requirements 1

Computer Setup 1

Hardware Requirements 1

Software Requirements 2

Classroom Configuration 3

Before You Begin 4

Computer Setup Procedures 5

Software Sources and Tested Versions 20

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

Computer Setup

Except where noted with instructor computer only, both the instructor and student computers require the following hardware and software configuration

Hardware Requirements

The following list of hardware is the required minimum All hardware must be

on the Hardware Compatibility List (HCL) for Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Advanced Server

! Pentium II 400

! Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) 2.1 bus

! 256 megabytes (MB) of RAM

! 4-gigabyte (GB) hard disk

! 256-kilobyte (KB) Level 2 (L2) cache

! A digital video disc (DVD) drive

! Network adapter 10/100 Mb/s required (do not use Industry Standard Architecture [ISA] bus)

! 4-MB video adapter

! Super VGA (SVGA) monitor (17 inch)

! Microsoft Mouse or compatible input device

! Sound card with speakers

! Internet access

! Projection display device that supports SVGA 800 x 600, 256 colors (instructor computer only)

! Windows 2000 Service Pack 1

! Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0

! Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server

! Microsoft Visual Studio® 6.0, Enterprise Edition

• Microsoft Visual Basic® 6.0

• Microsoft Visual InterDev® 6.0

• ActiveX®

• Data Access

• Enterprise Tools

• Tools

! Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Library

• Full Text Search Index

• Visual Basic Documentation

! Workflow Designer for Exchange 2000

! Web Storage System Tools (Web Storage System Explorer)

! Web Storage System SDK

! Microsoft XML Notepad

! Course Lab Files

! Microsoft PowerPoint® 97 Viewer, fonts, and slides (installed on the instructor computer only)

Classroom Configuration

This table lists computer names, Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, and domain

names to assign to classroom computers In the IP addresses, z is the classroom

number Set up the Instructor computer before setting up the student computers

Computer name IP address Domain

Instructor 192.168.z.101 Domain00.msft Student01 192.168.z.1 Domain01.msft Student02 192.168.z.2 Domain02.msft Student03 192.168.z.3 Domain03.msft Student04 192.168.z.4 Domain04.msft Student05 192.168.z.5 Domain05.msft Student06 192.168.z.6 Domain06.msft Student07 192.168.z.7 Domain07.msft Student08 192.168.z.8 Domain08.msft Student09 192.168.z.9 Domain09.msft Student10 192.168.z.10 Domain10.msft Student11 192.168.z.11 Domain11.msft Student12 192.168.z.12 Domain12.msft Student13 192.168.z.13 Domain13.msft Student14 192.168.z.14 Domain14.msft Student15 192.168.z.15 Domain15.msft Student16 192.168.z.16 Domain16.msft Student17 192.168.z.17 Domain17.msft Student18 192.168.z.18 Domain18.msft Student19 192.168.z.19 Domain19.msft Student20 192.168.z.20 Domain20.msft Student21 192.168.z.21 Domain21.msft Student22 192.168.z.22 Domain22.msft Student23 192.168.z.23 Domain23.msft Student24 192.168.z.24 Domain24.msft

Configure each classroom computer as a separate domain controller

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

Estimated time to set up the classroom: 6 hours Time will vary based

on the number of computers

Computer Setup Procedures

Use the following instructions to set up classroom computers

! Set up the hardware

1 Set up the hardware according to the manufacturer’s instructions (For more information on hardware, see “Hardware Requirements” earlier in this section.)

2 Configure the hard disk as follows:

• Drive C: 4-GB formatted as FAT (file allocation table)

! Install Windows 2000 Advanced Server

To increase the speed of installation, run SMARTDrive 5.0 or a later version prior to running the Windows 2000 Server setup program Smartdrv.exe

is a utility that ships with Microsoft MS-DOS version 6.22

1 Insert the Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server CD in the CD-ROM drive

2 If Setup starts, skip to step 5

3 Open an MS-DOS command prompt window

4 Move to the \i386 folder on the CD-ROM, type winnt and then press

ENTER Windows 2000 Server files will be copied to the hard disk

5 Install Windows 2000 Server, typing the correct information when prompted Use the parameters listed in the following table Use defaults or information that pertains to your computer or location

When prompted by: Use:

Partition Install on the C drive

File system Use NTFS

Allow Windows 2000 to convert the drive to

NTFS from FAT

Regional settings Enter your regional information

Personalize your software Enter your name and the name of your

organization

Product key Enter your product key, if required

Licensing modes Per server; five concurrent connections

Computer name Usethe instructor computer name for Instructor

Use the student computers name for StudentXX, where XX is the number of the student computer

Administrator password Set to password

Windows 2000 components Add NNTP Service, found in the details for

Internet Information Services (IIS)

Date and time settings Use today’s date and time

Tip

When prompted by: Use:

Networking settings Select Custom Settings, click Next, and then

select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

Click Properties

IP address See the Classroom Configuration table earlier in

this section

Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 Preferred DNS server Use the IP address for the computer

Workgroup and computer domain

Click Next The default selection is No, this

computer is not on a network, or is in a network without a domain

Completing Windows 2000 Setup Wizard

Remove the CD and click Finish

! Install the Microsoft Loopback Adapter

1 If your computer is not connected to a network, install the Microsoft

Loopback Adapter If your computer is connected to a network go to the next procedure, Configure Active Directory™

2 Open up Control Panel and double-click Add/Remove Hardware

3 Click Next in the Welcome to the Add/Remove Hardware Wizard dialog

box

4 Select Add/Troubleshoot a device, and then click Next

5 In the Choose a Hardware Device dialog box, select Add a new device, and then click Next

6 In the Find New Hardware dialog box, select No, I want to select the hardware from a list, and then click Next

7 In the Hardware Type dialog box, select Network adapters, and then click Next

8 In the Select Network Adapter dialog box, on Manufactures, select Microsoft On Network Adapter, select Microsoft Loopback Adapter, and then click Next

9 In the Add/Remove Hardware dialog box, click Next

10 Click Finish

! Configure Active Directory

1 In the Configure Your Server window, click Active Directory

2 Scroll to the bottom of the window and click Start the Active Directory Wizard Use the following table to complete the Active Directory Wizard

process

If you are installing Windows 2000 Advanced Server over a network, during the Active Directory installation you might be prompted for the Windows 2000 Advanced Server CD Indicate the network location of the files to continue

Dialog box Default setting Action Welcome to the Active

Directory Installation Wizard

Domain Controller Type

Domain controller for a new domain

Click Next

NetBIOS Domain Name DOMAINX (where X is

the machine number)

Click Next

Database and Log Locations

C:\WINNT\NTDS Click Next

Shared System Volume C:\WINNT\SYSVOL Click Next

indicates that a DNS server cannot be

contacted Click OK

Configure DNS Yes, install and

configure DNS on this computer

Click Next

Permissions Permissions compatible

with pre-Windows 2000 servers

Click Next

Note

Dialog box Default setting Action Directory Service

Restore Mode Administrator Password

Password fields are blank

Click Next

Configuring Active Directory…

The wizard configures Active Directory This takes about two minutes

Wait for the Active Directory to be configured

Completing the Active Directory Installation Wizard

Active Directory Installation Wizard

3 When the computer restarts, log on as Administrator This may take several minutes

4 Clear the Show this screen at startup check box Close the Configure Your

Server window

! Install Windows 2000 Service Pack 1

1 Run the service pack executable file Proceed with the installation of the service pack

2 Use the default settings in every dialog box

3 Restart computer when prompted

! Configure file-viewing settings

1 Double-click My Computer on the Desktop, select Tools, and then select Folder Options Select the View tab

2 Click Show hidden files and folders under Hidden files and folders

3 Deselect Hide file extensions for known file types

4 Deselect Hide protected operating system files Click Yes

5 Click Apply then click Like Current Folder Click Yes when prompted to

set all folder views with the current settings

6 Click OK

7 Quit My Computer

! Configure display settings

1 Right-click the desktop, click Properties, and then click the Settings tab

2 Use the slider to configure the screen area to 800 by 600 pixels

3 Click OK

4 Click OK when notified that Windows will apply the new settings

5 Click Yes to accept changes

6 Click OK to close Display Properties

! Install Exchange Server 2000

1 Run Setup The Microsoft Exchange 2000 Enterprise Server Wizard appears Use the following table to complete the Microsoft Exchange 2000 Enterprise Server Wizard process

Dialog box Default setting Action Microsoft Exchange

2000 Enterprise Server

Click Exchange Server

Setup If the CD does not

start with the autorun option, run launch.exe on

the Exchange 2000 CD

Welcome to the Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 Installation Wizard

End-User License Agreement

Click I agree and then

click Next

Product Identification Enter a correct CD key and

then click Next

Installation Type Create a new Exchange

Organization

Click Next

Organization Name First Organization Click Next

click Next

A message box identifies your domain as insecure for mail-enabled groups with

hidden DL memberships Click OK This portion of the installation takes about an

hour

Completing the Microsoft Exchange Server 2000 Installation Wizard

If your facility has more than one classroom, assign a unique Organization Name to each computer on your intranet

Note

! Install Visual Studio 6.0, Enterprise Edition

1 Insert the Visual Studio 6.0 CD

2 If Autorun does not run, start Setup.exe from the root of the CD

3 On the Installation Wizard, click Next

4 On the End User License Agreement page, select I accept the agreement,

if you accept the terms of the agreement and then click Next

5 On the Product Number and User ID page, enter the CD key for your copy

of Microsoft Visual Studio; enter your name, and your company name Then

click Next

6 On the Visual Studio 6.0 Enterprise Edition page, select Custom and then click Next

7 On the Choose Common Install Folder page, accept the default folder

location and then click Next

8 In the Visual Studio 6.0 Enterprise Setup window, click Continue

9 In the Product ID dialog box, click OK

10 From the list of components, select the following names:

• Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0

• Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0

12 Setup installs Visual Studio

13 When prompted, click Restart Windows; leave the CD-ROM in the drive

14 When Windows restarts, log in as Administrator

15 On the Install MSDN page, select Install MSDN and then click Next

16 Insert Disk 1 of the MSDN Library Click OK on the Locate Microsoft Developer Network Disk 1 dialog box

17 In the MSDN Library window, click Continue

18 Click OK to confirm the Product ID

19 Click I Agree on the License Agreement page

20 Click Custom on the MSDN Installation page to install the following

21 When asked to create a shortcut, click Yes

22 Insert the remaining MSDN disks, when prompted