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Course Number: 1907A

Building Distributed Applications

Classroom Setup Guide

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Contents

Classroom Requirements 1

Computer Hardware 1

Software 2

Classroom Configuration 3

Computer Setup Instructions 4

Before You Begin 4

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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

! Super VGA (SVGA) 17-inch monitor

! Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device

! Sound card with speakers

! Internet access

! Projection display device that supports SVGA 800x600, 256-colors (instructor computer only)

Software

Except where noted, all classroom computers require the following software configuration:

! Microsoft Windows 2000 Server

• Domain Name Service (DNS)

• Active Directory

• Message Queuing Services

• Windows Support Tools

! Microsoft SQL Server 7.0, Standard Edition

! Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Service Pack 2

! Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0, Enterprise Edition

• Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0

• Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0

• Microsoft ActiveX

• Data Access

• Enterprise Tools

• Tools

! Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Library

• Full Text Search Index

• Visual Basic Documentation

• VID Documentation

• VS Shared Documentation

! Visual Studio 6.0 Service Pack 3

! Course Lab Files

! POSystem, the sample Web application

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

Classroom Configuration

The classroom is configured in a multiple domain model in which each classroom computer is promoted to domain controller Use computer names, domain names, and NETBIOS names from the table If a DHCP server is available, use it to assign IP addresses Otherwise, use the IP addresses provided

Computer name IP address and preferred

DNS server Domain name and NETBIOS name

All computers are assigned the Subnet Mask of 255.255.255.0

When setting up Windows 2000 Server, all computers are set to not participate

in a network and assigned to WORKGROUP

Computer Setup Instructions

Use the following procedures to prepare each computer for class

Before You Begin

You will need to do the following:

! Read all of the setup procedures

! Make sure that you have the Trainer Materials CD that is provided with the course materials

Estimated time to set up the classroom: 7 hours

1 Set up the hardware according to the manufacturer’s instructions (Refer to the hardware requirements.)

2 Configure the hard disk as follows:

• Format drive C with at least a 4-gigabyte (GB) partition

To increase the speed of installation, run SMARTDrive 5.0 or higher, (smartdrv.exe), a utility which ships with Microsoft MS-DOS version 6.22, prior to running the Windows 2000 Server setup program

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

2 If the setup program starts, skip to step 5

3 Open an MS-DOS command prompt window

4 Change 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 Follow the prompts to install Windows 2000 Server Use the parameters provided in the following table Respond to all other installation prompts with defaults or with information appropriate for your computer or location

When the following information is required Use

Allow Windows 2000 installer to convert

the drive to NTFS from FAT

Regional settings Use a setting appropriate to your locale Personalize your software Enter your name and the name of your

organization

Licensing modes Per Server; five concurrent connections

Tip

When the following information is required Use

Computer name Instructor should be the name of the

instructor computer

Studentxx should be the name of the student

computers.

Administrator password Leave blank

Windows 2000 components Add Message Queuing Services

Add Domain Name Service (DNS) found

in Networking Services

If you are installing Windows 2000 on a computer that does not have a network

interface card installed click Finish in the Completing the Windows 2000

Setup Wizard dialog box The computer will then restart You may resume the

setup at the beginning of the “Add Microsoft Loopback Adaptor” procedure Date and time settings Use the correct date and time

Networking settings Click Custom Settings and then click

Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)

Workgroup and computer domain Click OK The default selection is No,

this computer is not on a network, or is

in a network without a domain using WORKGROUP

Completing Windows 2000 Setup Wizard

Finish

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, and then click OK again in the Display Properties dialog box

! Add Microsoft Loopback Adaptor

Run this procedure only if your computer does not have a network adapter card installed

1 Open the Add/Remove Hardware control panel The Welcome dialog box appears Click Next

2 The Choose a Hardware Task dialog box appears Click Add/Troubleshoot a Device and then click Next

3 The Choose a Hardware Device dialog box appears In the Devices list, click Add a new device and then click Next

4 The Find New Hardware dialog box appears Click No, I want to select the hardware from a list and then click Next

5 The Hardware Type dialog box appears Select Network adapters from the Hardware types list and then click Next

6 The Select Network Adapter dialog box appears

a In the Manufacturers list, select Microsoft

b In the Network Adapter list, select Microsoft Loopback Adapter

c Click Next

7 The Start Hardware dialog box appears Click Next

8 The Completing the Add/Remove Hardware Wizard dialog box appears Click Finish

9 Right-click My Network Places and then click Properties

10 In the Network and Dial-up Properties control panel, right-click Local Area Connection and then click Properties

11 Click Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and then click Properties

12 Click Use the following IP address and then enter the following

! Configure DNS

1 Log on as Administrator If the Configure Your Server dialog box is not

displaying by default, then access it by opening Control Panel, Administrative Tools, and then Configure Your Server

2 In the Configure Your Server dialog box, click Networking and then click DNS In the main pane, click Manage DNS

3 In the DNS administration console, right-click your computer and choose

Configure the server

4 Use this table to complete the Configure DNS Server Wizard

Dialog box name Default setting Action required Welcome to the

Configure DNS Server Wizard

Root Server

(If your network settings used dynamic IP address allocation, then you will not see this dialog box.)

This DNS server is the first on this network

Click Next

Forward Lookup Zone Yes, create a forward

lookup zone

Click Next

Zone Type Standard Primary Click Next

Zone Name Type a domain name for this

computer Consult the Classroom Configuration section for a list of names (for

example, domainX.com)

Click Next

Zone File Accept the default

name for the new zone file

Click Next

Reverse Lookup Zone Yes, create a reverse

lookup zone

Click Next

Zone Type Standard primary Click Next

Reverse Lookup Zone Network ID is selected. Enter the first three octets of

the IP address for this

computer in the Network ID

field (for example, 131.107.2)

and then click Next

If you are using dynamic IP addressing, run ipconfig at a DOS command prompt to obtain your IP address

Zone File Create a new file with

this file name:

xxx.xxx.xxx

in-addr.arpa.dns

Click Next

Completing the Configure DNS Server Wizard

Click Finish

In the following procedures, domainX refers to the computer’s domain

name

1 In the DNS console, expand the computer

2 Expand the Forward Lookup Zones folder

3 Click the plus sign next to the domainX.com zone Right-click domainx.com

and then click Properties

4 In the domainX.com Properties dialog box, set the dynamic updates

drop-down option to Yes and then click OK

5 In the DNS console, expand the Reverse Lookup Zones folder again

6 Click the plus sign next to 131.107.2.x Subnet folder Right-click

131.107.2.x Subnet and then click Properties

7 In the domainX.com Subnet Properties dialog box, set the dynamic updates

drop-down option to Yes and then click OK

8 Close the DNS console

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 this table to complete the Active Directory Wizard

Dialog box name Default setting Action required Welcome to the Active

Directory Installation Wizard

Create a new domain tree Click Next

Create or Join Forest Create a new forest of

Shared System Volume C:\WINNT\SYSVOL Click Next

Note

Dialog box name Default setting Action required Permissions Permissions compatible

with pre-Windows 2000 servers

Click Next

Directory Service Restore Mode Administrator Password

Password fields are blank Click Next

Completing the Active Directory Installation Wizard

Active Directory Installation Wizard

3 When the computer restarts, log on as Administrator

4 Remove the check mark from the Show this screen at startup check box

Close the Configure Your Server window

1 Open Control Panel and start the Add/Remove Programs applet

2 In the Add/Remove Programs window, click Add/Remove Windows Components

3 In the Configure Message Queuing Services box, click Configure

4 Use this table to complete the Message Queuing Installation Wizard

Dialog box name Default setting Action required Welcome to the Message

Queuing Installation Wizard

Message Queuing Type Message Queuing server Click Next

Windows NT 4.0 Message Queuing Clients

Do not change the permissions

Click Next

Completing the Message Queuing Installation Wizard

5 Close the Add/Remove Programs window

Windows Support Tools installs, among other tools, ADSI Edit, which is required for the practice in Module 6

1 Run setup.exe located in the Windows2000 Server CD \SUPPORT\TOOLS folder

2 Use the Typical option to install the support tools

Note

! Configure the Domain Controller Audit Policy

1 Click the Run menu, then click Programs, Administrative Tools, and then click Domain Controller Security Policy

2 Expand Security Settings and then expand Local Policies Click Audit Policy

3 Open Audit object access

4 Place a check in Success and then click OK The Define these policy settings check box is checked by default

5 Close the Domain Controller Security Policy tool

Set the folder options to show operating system files and hidden files

1 Open My Computer, select Tools, and then select Folder Options Select the View tab

a Click Show hidden files and folders under the Hidden files and folders branch

b Clear Hide file extensions for known file types

c Clear Hide protected operating system files Click Yes

d Click Apply then click Like Current Folder

e Click OK to close the Folder Options dialog box

1 Run the Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 setup executable

Dialog box name Default setting Action required Microsoft SQL Server Click Install SQL Server

7.0 Components

Install SQL Server 7.0 Components

Standard Edition

Select Install Method Local Install Click Next

Software License Agreement

Dialog box name Default setting Action required Services Accounts Use the same account for

each service; auto start SQL Server Service Service Settings is set to Use a Domain User Account

The password field is blank

Administrator is entered in the user name field

Per seat Licensing Place a check mark in the I

agree that check box and

click OK

Setup Complete Click Finish

Install SQL Server 7.0 Components

Click Exit

• Run the service pack setup executable file and then install the service pack

Use default settings at every dialog box

1 Insert the Visual Studio 6.0 CD

2 If Autorun does not execute, run 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, 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 On 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 and then click Continue:

• Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0

• Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0

• ActiveX

• Data Access

• Enterprise Tools

• Tools

11 Setup will install Visual Studio

12 On the Restart Windows window, click Restart Windows, leaving the

CD-ROM in the drive

13 When Windows restarts, log in as Administrator

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

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

16 In the MSDN Library window, click Continue

17 Click OK to confirm the Product ID

18 Click I Agree on the License Agreement page

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

20 Click Yes, when asked to create a shortcut

21 Insert the remaining MSDN disks when prompted

22 When the MSDN Library setup completion message is displayed, click

OK

23 On the Other Client Tools page, do not select any of the tools Click Next

24 On the Server Setups page, do not select any of the server tools Click Next

25 Register your copy of MSDN and Visual Studio in a manner appropriate to your situation

26 In the Configure your Server window, unselect the Show this Window at Startup check box and close the window