Milestone 11 ‐ HyperV - lpcyber1/SYS350 GitHub Wiki

Installing Server 2019

Copied the Win Srv 2019 ISO file from Cyber-Share over to my Freeman NUC and then used Rufus to make the usb bootable media. Installed Windows Server 2019 Datacenter (Desktop Experience)
Once the install was done I set my IP

I then partitioned the other disk my server has

Opened up Server Manager to install HyperV

Created the virtual switches for WAN and LAN

Installing Windows Admin Center - ‘WAC’

Downloaded the msi from Microsoft

Ran the msi and set the port as 6516

Installed the Virtual machines and switches extension in WAC

HyperV VMs

Downloaded pfSense and Windows 11 ISOs from class

Created a pfsense VM with the following options

Added a second network adapter

Moved on to creating a Windows 11 VM

Powered on pfsense VM, went through pfsense install, powered off when asked to reboot or enter shell. Took snapshot then powered back on to be configured

Disclaimer, I set my IP adddresses mismatched. So the "WAN" on my pfsense VM is getting my "host" IP 192.168.3.227

Moved on to configure my Windows VM and finish the pfsense install

To bypass signing into a microsoft account in the initial setup, I put my VM into audit mode with ctrl + alt + f3 and set a static IP initially to finish the pfsense install

Created dhcp pool and set domain suffix to search

Deliverables

Deliverable 1. Provide a screenshot similar to the one below.

Deliverable 2. Provide a screenshot similar to the one below that illustrates that you have installed WAC and the extensions.

Deliverable 3. Provide a screenshot similar to the one below that shows connectivity from INTERNAL->WAN->GOOGLE Similar to the one below.

Deliverable 4. Tech Journal. Discuss how you

How you imported and configured your Windows 11 host.
Installed HyperV and Management Tools (Powershell is great for this)
Installed WAC
Configured Your HyperV Networks (this is not straight forward)
How you created and configured your firewall of choice