LAB:
INSTALL NT SERVER
This section requires you to work in groups using two computers.
One computer will serve as a Primary Domain Controller, the other
dual booting as a Windows NT Workstation and Backup Domain
Controller.
It is important that you perform the steps in the suggested order. Some steps are very dependent upon the earlier steps having been successfully completed.
LAB1: INSTALL NT SERVER [PDC]
Work in pairs, and install the PDC first. You will need two
computers, preferably side by side. You will be performing a
network install. Please consider defining the following
information before continuing.
| Name of This Computer | |
| Name of Domain | |
| Role of This Computer | Primary Domain Controller |
| Network Share for NT Server Files | \\ICE\nt4srv |
| Directory to store NT Server Files | D:\NT4SRV |
| Name of Installer | |
| Organization |
Most of the computers have been set up already, and are configured as follows
| Drive | Partition Type | Operating System Installed |
| C | NTFS | Windows NT Workstation |
| D | NTFS |
Beware: You are going to install Windows NT Server onto a computer which has operating systems already installed. The disk is already partitioned. Be very careful you follow the instructions, and if unsure, ASK.
YOU WILL INSTALL WINDOWS NT SERVER ONTO THE EXISTING NTFS PARTITION [DRIVE D:]
Step 1: Install the Primary Domain Controller
The
following window is displayed
This allows you to specify the location of the source
files for the installation process.
The following window is then
displayed
This indicates that the files are being copied onto the
local hard drive. Because the /B option was specified, no
boot disks are created.
Once the setup files have been copied to the local
hard drive, the following window is displayed
Recognized IDE-CDROM (ATAPI 1.2) Dual Channel PCI IDE
Found in D:\WINNT "Windows NT Workstation Version 4.00"
At this point, we are offered a choice of cancel, upgrade, or NEW install.