CSS NCII

CONFIGURATION GUIDE

RONALD P. OBERIO JR.

PRINCESS JEAN S. CABABAT
 COC 1: INSTALL AND
CSS NCII CONFIGURE COMPUTER
CONFIGURATION GUIDE SYSTEMS.
 SET DATE AND TIME WINDOWS INSTALLATION

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1. Go to “Control Panel” 3.
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1. Insert your bootable device then

restart your pc.
2. Press “F2” to go to bios mode.
3. In boot menu prioritize your
bootable device replace it into 1st
boot device.

2. Click the Date and Time. Put the

right time and the right time zone.

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 WINDOWS INSTALLATION
INITIAL CONFIGURATION
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1. Go to your network properties (TCP/IPV4) and

change it from dynamic to static and click “ok”.

1. Select “std” or standard.

2. Delete all the default partition.
3. Create new partition.
4. Wait until the installation is completed
2. Disable and enable your network to then restart your pc and remove your
refresh your IP. bootable device.

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 APPLICATION INSTALLATION
WINDOWS FIREWALL

1. Insert your flash drive that have

applications.

1. Go to “Windows Defender Firewall

with Advanced Security”
2. Turn off all of those profile such as
domain profile, private profile,
public profile.
3. Click “Apply” then “Okay”.

2. First, install Winrar application.

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 APPLICATION INSTALLATION
COMPUTER CHANGE NAME

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1. Go to “This PC”.

2. Go to “Computer Name”.

3. Change your computer name

4. Click “OK” and click “Apply”.

1. Install chrome application.
2. Install Microsoft Office. 5. Restart your computer.

3. Install Smadav.

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 NETWORK SET UP

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3. 2.

COC 2: SET UP
COMPUTER NETWORKS

1. Set up your computer network.

2. Make sure that is your ethernet cable
is properly crimped and tested by
Lan tester.
3. Make sure that is your punched down
wires are properly attached in the
patch panel.

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 ROUTER CONFIGURATION

1. Reset your router press it until 10 seconds.

After 10 seconds release it.
2. Access your router webpage by searching
router’s default IP.
3. In router webpage go to system tools then go
to password and change router’s default
username and password

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 ROUTER CONFIGURATION

1.

COC 3: SET UP
2. COMPUTER SERVER

1. In router webpage go to wireless then basic settings

and change the router’s default wireless network
name.
2. In router webpage go to wireless then wireless
security and change the router’s default wireless
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 EXTENDER CONFIGURATION
ROUTER CONFIGURATION

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2.

1. In router webpage go to DHCP then DHCP settings and

change the router’s DHCP IP address start IP address
and end IP address.

1. In Tenda webpage go to administration and Lan

parameters then change Tenda’s default IP address.
2. After configuration, in extender webpage go to status
and connect your extender to your router wireless
network to extend your router’s wireless network.
3. Connect your phone to your extender and ping your
phone IP, router’s IP, extender’s IP, client IP and
2. In router webpage go to network then Lan and server IP and if your ping is successful you are done
change router’s default IP address with COC2.

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 EXTENDER CONFIGURATION

1. Reset your Tenda access point by pressing it by In both Server and Client PC, do the following;
10 seconds. After 10 seconds release it.
1. First, go to services by searching services in
windows search bar.
2. In services find UPnp Device Host, SSDP
Discovery, Function Discovery Provider Host
properties, Function Discovery Resource
Publication Properties, TCP/IP NetBios Helper
Properties, Remote Access Auto Connection
Manager Properties, Remote Access Connection
Manager Properties, Remote Desktop
Configuration Properties, Remote Desktop
2. Access your Tenda webpage by searching Tenda
Services Properties and Remote Desktop Services
default IP address.
UserMode Port Redirector Properties turn
3. In log in section put your new username, password, Wi-
automatic each one of them by clicking right click
Fi name and Wi-Fi password.
then properties. 15
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1. Make a Scope. Go to Tools find DHCP right click

IPv4 and click new scope by making scope
provide your own IP address.
1. In server go to add roles and features wizard
2. Go to tools then Active Directory Domain Users
and install Active Directory Domain Services
and Computers.
(AD DS) and DNS server.
3. Right click your domain name and make
2. After installation, go to deployment
organizational unit and input your OU name on
configuration and select add a new forest
it.
and put your root domain name (e.g
4. In your OU make 2 users on it User 1 and User
server.net). Click next and install and wait
2.
till your server is automatically restart.
5. Make a group and add your 2 users to your
group.

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 1.

2.

1. For second installation, install DHCP Server, Print

and Document Services and Remote Desktop
1. In Client pc, go to network right click, Open
Services.
Network and Internet Settings, go to Change
2. Select the role services to install for Print and
Adapter Options, right click your network, go to
Document Services, select (Print Server, Internet
properties then IPv4 and select Use the following
Printing and LPD Services)
DNS server addresses and put your server IP
3. Select the role services to install for Remote
address in Preferred DNS server and Alternate DNS
Desktop Services, select (Remote Desktop
server.
Connection Broker).
2. Server domain sends notification to client pc and
4. By completing DHCP configuration select Skip AD
select yes on it to connect client pc to server.
Authorization then click Commit.

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 1. In server pc, go to Server Manager, go to File and
Storage Services then shares, click task then click
new share.
2. Go to share location then select the type a
1. In Client pc, go to File Explorer, right click This custom path and browse and find and select your
PC, go to Properties, then go to Computer folder redirection folder.
Name, change WORKGROUP to your Domain 3. On your folder name insert dollar sign ($) in share
Name. Log in your User credentials, your pc name and copy your remote path to share.
will restart soon. 4. Next, other settings check Enable access based
enumeration then next click customize
permissions then disable select convert.
5. Add, select principal and type your ou then
applies to this folder only.
6. Show advanced permissions then check create
folders/append data.

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 Folder Redirection

In Server pc;

1. Make a folder, name it Folder Redirection.

1. Go to Active Directory Domain Users and
2. Right click the folder and go to properties then
Computers click your OU, select your 2 user right
sharing.
click then properties, profiles then select home
3. Click share then everyone then add then change
folder, select connect to and paste folder remote
permission level of everyone to read/write then
path and insert this \%username% then click
click share.
apply and ok.
4. Go to folder advance sharing check the share this
folder go to everyone permission and allow full
control, change and read then click apply and ok.

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1. Go to your Group Policy Management, make a
GPO. 1. Testing your folder redirection if there’s an
2. Right click your GPO then click edit Click policies malfunction to your configuration.
and windows settings then click folder redirection 2. In server, open your folder redirection file and
arrow. click user you want to redirect folder, click
3. Click desktop, right click, in desktop properties desktop and create folder on it.
settings select basic and paste folders path to 1. Check your client pc if there’s an created folder
rooth path. Go to settings check 2 and 3 click on their desktop.
apply then ok.
4. Click documents and same process on number 4.

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 Remote Desktop

1.

2.

1. In Server go to File Explorer, right click This PC,

1. In both Server and Client pc search Command
go to properties and go to advanced settings.
Prompt or CMD and type gpupdate /force, first
2. Go to remote settings allow it then select users
enter on Server after it done do the same thing in
add your users group, click apply then ok.
Client pc then press y.
3. In client pc, same process on number 2.

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 Printer Deployment

2. In Server pc, go to Server Manager, go to Tools, 1. Go to control panel, right click your printer then
and go to Active Directory Domain Users and go to printer properties then sharing and check
Computer then click users then right click (share this printer, Render print jobs on client
administrator to copy and make new user, user 3 computers and List in the directory) click apply
for remote. then ok.
3. Move new user to your ou.

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 1. In Server pc, go to Server Manager, go to
Tools, go to Group Policy Management, go to
1. Testing your remote by accessing user 1 to your GPO right click and click edit.
your server pc. 2. Click policies arrow and click windows
2. Search remote to your windows search bar. settings arrow.
3. Type computer name of client and user1 3. Then right click deploy printer, browse,
then click connect wait until your server is delete the network above and type this \\
successfully connected to client pc. computername and hit enter.
4. Click your printer and click select then add
then ok.

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1. Still on your GPO right click and click edit. 1. Search gpedit.msc on your server pc, in User

2. Click policies arrow then click administrative Configuration, go to Administrative Templates,

templates and click network arrow then right click under it go to control panel, then go to
printers, then click it and right click the
offline files find Allow or Disallow use of the
Prevent deletion of printers, right click it and
Offline Files feature and enable it then click ok.
enabled it then click ok.
3. Then click printers find (Allow printer Spooler to
2. Go to printer management then add your
accept client connections, Allow printers to be
gpo click apply then ok.
published, Allow prunning of published printer,
3. Go to services and search printer spooler
Automatically publish new printers in Active
then restart it
Directory) Enable them one by one.
4. In server and client pc go to cmd type
gpupdate /force and hit enter.

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1. Go to control panel and go to your printers. 1. Open control panel in client pc.
2. Right click your printer and go to security then 2. Go to devices and printer.
add your users. 3. Set to default your printer.
3. In add users, allow them to Print, Manage this 4. Try to delete it, if it is cannot be
printer and Manage documents then click apply removed then you are successfully done.
and ok.
4. Go to regedit, "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE | SYSTEM |
CurrentControlSet | Control |Print | Printers." Then
dword 32 bit insert
“RpcAuthnLevelPrivacyEnabled”

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 Disk cleanup
Remote Desktop

COC 4: MAINTAIN
AND REPAIR
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
1. Client pc in windows search bar search
AND NETWORKS Disk cleanup.
2. Selects drives that you want to cleanup
and click ok.
3. Select unnecessary files you want to
delete click ok then delete files.
4. Check disk in CMD by typing chkdsk.
 Defragment and optimize File Backup
drivers

1. Create folder name File back up.

2. Go to control panel.
1. Client pc in windows search bar search 3. Find backup and restore (windows 7)
Defragment and optimize drivers. then click.
2. Analyze drives that you want to be 4. Click set up backup now
defragmented
3. After analyse optimize it.

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 “Definition of Terms”

GPO (Group Policy Object) – A tool used to control and

configure user and computer settings in an Active
Directory environment.
IP Address – A unique number assigned to each device
on a network to identify and locate it.
LAN (Local Area Network) – A network that connects
computers within a limited area like a home, school, or
office.
Patch Panel – A hardware device that organizes and
connects network cables from different devices.
5. Select locak disk ( E: ) then next. Printer Deployment – The process of setting up and
6. Select let me choose then next uncheck files that are sharing a printer over a network.
already checked. Remote Desktop – A feature that allows users to
7. Find your file back up folder then next and click save connect and control another computer remotely.
settings and run backup. Router – A device that forwards data between computer
8. Wait back up process till it is done. networks and connects devices to the internet.
Scope (DHCP) – A defined range of IP addresses a DHCP
server can assign to clients.

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 “Definition of Terms” “Definition of Terms”

Active Directory (AD) – A Microsoft service used to Server – A computer that provides data and services to
manage users, computers, and network resources other computers in a network.
within a domain. Smadav – An antivirus program used to protect
BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) – A firmware Windows systems from malware and threats.
that initializes hardware during startup and prepares Static IP Address – A fixed IP address manually
the system for booting. assigned to a device on a network.
Client PC – A computer that receives and uses Tenda – A brand of networking devices like routers and
services provided by a server in a network. access points.
Control Panel – A Windows feature that allows users UPnP (Universal Plug and Play) – A protocol that
to adjust system settings and configurations. allows devices to automatically discover and connect to
DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) – A each other on a network.
network protocol that automatically assigns IP WinRAR – A software used to compress files and
addresses to devices on a network. extract compressed archives.
DNS (Domain Name System) – A system that Windows Firewall – A built-in security feature that
converts human-readable domain names into blocks unauthorized network access to and from a
numerical IP addresses. Windows computer.
Ethernet Cable – A physical cable used to connect
devices in a wired local area network.
Folder Redirection – A feature that stores user
folders on a network location instead of the local
computer.
COMPUTER
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NETWORKS

“Different Class of IP
“Computer Network Set up
Address”
Guide”
IPv4 is the fourth version of the Internet Protocol and
is the most widely used IP addressing format for
devices on the internet and local networks. It is a 32-
bit address divided into four 8-bit sections (octets),
written in decimal form (192.168.1.1).

Class A (0.0.0.0 to 127.255.255.255)

Class A is used for very large networks, and the

addresses in this range are assigned to major
organizations, ISPs, and large networks.

Example: (10.0.0.1)

Class B (128.0.0.0 to 191.255.255.255)

Class B is used for medium-sized networks, typically

assigned to large businesses or universities.
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Example: (172.16.0.1)
 “Different Class of IP
Address”
Class C (192.0.0.0 to 223.255.255.255)

COC 2. SET UP
Class C is commonly used for small to medium-sized
networks, such as small businesses or home

COMPUTER
networks.
NETWORKS
Example: (192.168.1.1)

Class D (224.0.0.0 to 239.255.255.255)

Class D is reserved for multicast addressing. These

addresses are not assigned to individual hosts but
are used to send data to multiple devices at once
(multicasting).

Example: (224.0.0.1)

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