Guest rocketz21 Posted September 8, 2007 Posted September 8, 2007 At home I installed Server 2003 onto virtual pc on my regular pc. I would like to add one pc to the domain, a laptop. I would perfer to use my wireless router for a connection for simplicity. What should I be using for my dns settings and ip settings? Should I be using the subnet of my router and dns provided by my ISP or should I be making up those settings? Should I use DHCP? It's not a requirement to access the internet, however, I would like to test some things with SUS. Reason asking, I was able to add the laptop to to domain, but not able to see any of the shares or printers, etc. If someone has experience doing this before, I would like some advice.
Guest Mathieu CHATEAU Posted September 8, 2007 Posted September 8, 2007 Re: help setting up test lab with virtual pc Hello, when having an active directory domain, all domain member would use the domain controller as primary dns server. Anyway if it's set static or through dhcp. The dns suffix provided by dhcp server would be the AD Domain. -- Cordialement, Mathieu CHATEAU http://lordoftheping.blogspot.com "rocketz21" <rocketz21@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:EC4F823C-4206-4D93-B2A4-14929EC8722C@microsoft.com... > At home I installed Server 2003 onto virtual pc on my regular pc. I would > like to add one pc to the domain, a laptop. I would perfer to use my > wireless router for a connection for simplicity. > > What should I be using for my dns settings and ip settings? Should I be > using the subnet of my router and dns provided by my ISP or should I be > making up those settings? Should I use DHCP? It's not a requirement to > access the internet, however, I would like to test some things with SUS. > > Reason asking, I was able to add the laptop to to domain, but not able to > see any of the shares or printers, etc. If someone has experience doing > this > before, I would like some advice.
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