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Configure CLIENT1
The final steps in configuring the base lab is to set up CLIENT1 and test access to the previously installed resources on APP1 and DC1.
The CLIENT1 machine will provide the following services:
β Access to resources on the Busnet subnet
The configuration of CLIENT1 will consist of the following steps:
β Install the operating system
β Configure TCP/IP properties
β Install a GUI
β Test web server access
β Test Samba share access
Install the Operating System on CLIENT1
The first step in configuring CLIENT1 is to install FreeBSD 11 on the machine.
Installing FreeBSD 11 on βCLIENT1
1. Start the installation of FreeBSD 11 using an installation disk or the .iso file
2. Using the arrow keys, select "Install" and press Enter
3. On the next screen, select the key mapping you would like to use and press Enter
4. Type in a hostname for the machine and press Enter, in this case client1.business.com
5. The next screen has optional system components, leave the default selections and press Enter
6. Next, select "Auto (UFS) Guided Disk Setup" and press Enter
7. On the next screen, select "Entire Disk", and press Enter
8. Select what partition scheme you would like to use, in this case we will use DOS
9. Next, select done, and then press Enter again to format the disk
10. Once brought to the next screen, enter the root password
11. Next, select the network interface to utilize
12. Select IPv4 configuration
13. Choose DHCP, and press Enter
14. When prompted for a DNS server, enter 192.168.100.2
15. When asked whether you want to create another user, select "yes" a. Fill out the corresponding information for the user.
16. Select a region, country, and corresponding Time Zone
17. Set the time & date and press Enter
18. On the next screen select "ntpd" by pressing the spacebar, and then press Enter
19. On the next screen, leave the default options and press Enter
20. When you get to the final configuration screen, choose exit and press Enter to reboot the system and finish the installation.
21. Logon to the system using the user account credentials you just created