corpx$\_$machine$1$: Microsoft Windows Server

This server will be used to run most of the services on your network $($see below$).$

corpx$\_$machine$2$: Ubuntu Server

This server will be used to run FTP$.$

corpx$\_$machine$3$: Microsoft Windows client

This machine will be used as your client machine to test the services on your network. The machine

should also be setup to join the domain after Active Directory is setup on the primary server, and to

receive its network settings $($IP$,$ subnet mask, default gateway, DNS$,$ etc.$)$ via DHCP once this has been

setup.

corpx$\_$router: openwrt router

This will be used solely as a router$/$NAT to connect your network to the outside world. You should also

allow port forwarding to needed services on your network.

$**$Windows $10$ has already been preinstalled on the client machine and the routing firmware has also

been installed, but the server operating systems will need to be installed on machine$1$ and machine $2.$

The images for the machines can be found on the $$iso$$ remote datastore on vCenter server.

Provided docs: MSIS$4523\_$Server$2022\_$Installation

MSIS$4523\_$UbuntuServer$22\_$Installation

Required Services

The following is a list of the required services that must be implemented on the network. Where

indicated, you should use corpx, where x $($number$)$ designates your corporation $($e$.$g$.$ corp$1).$ All services

below will need to be installed on machine$1$ except where specified.

NAT $($RRAS$)$

$***$configured on router$***$

Implement routing with port forwarding to the needed services inside your LAN.

Active Directory $($corpx$.$com$)$

You will need to create a domain with the same name as your DNS$.$ Users for the network should be

setup and administered in AD$.$ Also, your client machine and Linux server should be joined to the AD

after it has been setup on the Windows server. AD should be provided only to clients within your

network.

Provided docs: MSIS$4523\_$ActiveDirectory$\_$DNS

DNS $($corpx$.$com$)$

You will need to manage DNS for your network. All relevant services should resolve to the specified

hostname on the network and should be available to users outside the network. The external root DNS

server $(199\mathrm{.}100\mathrm{.}16\mathrm{.}100)$ on the outside network which points to your DNS server is configured to

forward DNS requests from other corporations to the DNS address on your respective network.

Provided docs: MSIS$4523\_$ActiveDirectory$\_$DNS $($installation is done along with AD above$)$

DHCP Server

$***$configured on router$***$

You should provide addressing including the subnet mask, default gateway, DNS server, etc. This

should be provided only to clients within your network.

Provided docs: MSIS$4523\_$DHCP

Web Server $($www$.$corpx.com$)$

You should provide a webpage viewable by clients on your network as well as users on other networks.

You will need to update DNS to allow users to use www$.$corpx.com from a browser to view your

webpage. Be sure to personalize your page $($identify corporation, your name, colors, picture$).$

Provided docs: MSIS$4523\_$Web

FTP Server $($ftp$.$corpx.com$)$

$***$configured on Ubuntu server$***$

Allow employees to upload and download files both from within and outside the network. You will need

to update DNS to allow users to use ftp$.$corpx.com to connect to your FTP server.

Provided docs: MSIS$4523\_$FTP$\_$Ubuntu$22$

Remote Desktop $($rdp$.$corpx.com$)$

$***$configured on the client machine$***$

Allow an employee to access the desktop on their Windows $10$ machine at work from outside work.

Provided docs: MSIS$4523-$project$\_$RDP

Email Server

An email server should provide the ability for employees to send email both to other employees as well

as to employees of other corporate networks. A web interface should be provided for employees whether

they are on the network or on another corporate network.

Provided docs: MSIS$4523\_$Exchange$2019$