Installing & Configuring Active Directory - Windows Server 2008 R2

[@yogeshbhong8441]

Thank you for explaining it in a much better way.
Much appreciated.

[@ittaster]

Thanks very much, I'm glad you found the video helpful.

[@MarkJosephGesite]

I’m a new IT. Will be switching from Workgroup server to Active Directory Domain Server, is this still the same steps? Or any inputs? Will I need a Client Access License for this setup?

[@ittaster]

Hi, the video covers the ADDS installation process which takes a server from being a stand alone server (workgroup) to a domain controller (domain). Clients joining a domain will usually require CALs.

[@muhammadakmal1244]

you are a godsend dude. Very helpful video guide. Godbless you

[@ittaster]

Many thanks👍

[@brentlyflowers1186]

Hi,Thank you for show video. You have taught me how to install AD. It was very good and simple. Continue doing what you are doing. Thank you for helping me. JESUS CHRIST and GOD bless you and everyone else in existence.

[@ittaster]

+brently flowers Thanks very much.

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[@dhen5394]

Thank you for sharing these very helful video, really like the way you explain I learned a lot. hope you release more video tutorial...

[@ittaster]

Dhen Santos Many thanks for your feedback and kind comments!

[@bloswoodltd7917]

Thank you very much for the simplicity in your approach. You got the gift to impact and share knowledge. I have subscribe and I will be watching your other videos.

[@ittaster]

+Bloswood Ltd Hi, thanks for your really kind comments and feedback. Much appreciated!

[@BarunNafak]

Nice presentation. Thank you

[@Bulletizers]

Hello, I am using virtual box and I do not find the Local Area Connection listed.. how to fix?

[@indigitive6878]

Can I just set a static IP address even without network and get through with the dcpromo configuration?

[@ittaster]

Hi, you'll will need an active nic plugged into a network switch.

[@johna1857]

Great explanation, thank you very much

[@saadaamari2062]

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[@charleneguira7615]

Thank you so much for your tutorial, i appreciate it but one thing is bugging me, i have restarted my windows server 2008 when i changed the name of my computer. Actually im using virtual box to run the said OS. It asked me to press ctrl + alt + delete but it just routed me to the task manager. I dont know how to get into my windows server again. How could i fix this one?

[@ittaster]

Hi, if you press ctrl + alt + del this will bring up task manager on the host. For a virtual machine in virtual box press 'host' (right ctrl) + del key.

[@charleneguira7615]

@@ittaster Thank you so much Sir! It's actually working now! God Bless!!!!

[@aqeelhaider74]

Nice information shared....

[@ganeshkumar-gu3ek]

@ittaster , Thank you for the detailed video.

[@ittaster]

Thanks Ganesh! Don't forget to check out my video How to Install & Configure Active Directory Domain Services - Windows Server 2019!
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[@ronmsingo356]

really helped. can this possibly affect access to already installed application or software? thanks.

[@ittaster]

Ron Msingo Hi, ideally applications should be installed on a member server, a server that belongs to the domain but isn't running ADDS. A common problem you can encounter is applications setup with the local admin account. Its usually best to install applications after you have your domain and users & groups setup.

[@ammiejones6248]

Thanks sir, but where is the link of the video?

[@ittaster]

Hi, which link can I help you with?

[@YARTES2K8]

Thanks for this video. It was very useful to set up my server.

[@ittaster]

I'm glad you found it helpful. Thanks for your comment.

[@kunleoloyede4033]

Thank you Sir, God bless you

[@ittaster]

Thanks

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[@ittaster]

Thanks!

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[@terenz3890]

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[@evasweet1000]

Thank you so much for your tutorial it's so helpful.

[@ittaster]

Hewan Debretsion Thanks very much, I'm glad the video helped you out.

[@ig00g1e]

.local... bad idea. You can't get any kind of a SSL cert. non-authoritative domains are no longer supported.

[@ittaster]

Hi, absolutely right '.local' or 'dummy domain names' are not a good idea in production environments. Fine for a test lab for students learning. The suggested best practice is to use a sub domain of a public registered domain name. This is something I talk about in more detail in the video link:
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[@ittaster]

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