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Azure/Scripts/README.txt

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+Corp-Account-Management
+==============
+
+Scripts for setting up an example Network
+
+These scripts make a couple of assumptions:
+
+1 - you have (at least) 2 VMs:
+    a - one to be a "router" that has 2 nework interfaces, 1 public and 1 private. 
+        Make sure that the interface names are set correctly in \Scripts\machine1\Setup-Router.ps1
+    b - one to be a DC/file server
+2 - you copy the \scripts folder to C:\Scripts on each machine
+3 - when running the setup scripts the -Domain param is the NetBIOS name of the domain 
+    only, and the -DomainSuffix param is the external domain. EG if you supply -Domain 
+    "Corp" and -DomainSuffix "company.com" your AD domain will be called "corp.company.com". 
+    Ideally make the -EmailSuffix the same as -DomainSuffix to give your users a sensible 
+    email address and UPN values, EG <username>@company.com for the UPN and 
+    [email protected] for the email address
+    Users can be added by modifying the \Scripts\Users\Users.CSV file
+
+To Run -
+    1 - Copy the folder to C:\Scripts on each machine
+    2 - on the DC, run \Scripts\Machine1\setup.ps1 and enter a NetBIOS domain name
+        then run \Scripts\Machine1\dcpromo.ps1 and enter a NetBIOS domain name and Domain Suffix 
+        when prompted
+    3 - Once the DC has been set up on the DC, run \Scripts\Prelim\DomainSetup.ps1 and enter 
+        an email suffix, CD to \Scripts\Users and run CreateUsers.ps1, choose N for office365 
+        and enter the same email suffix as before, and a password when prompted
+    4 - on the router VM, open \Scripts\Machine1\setup-router.ps1 in notepad to check that the 
+        network interfaces are set
+    5 - on the router VM, run \Scripts\Machine1\setup-router.ps1 and enter a NetBIOS domain name
+    6 - on the router VM, run \Scripts\Machine1\dhcp.ps1 and enter a NetBIOS domain name, 
+        enter the domain admin credentials in the pop up to add the machine to the domain
+    7 - on the router VM, rerun \Scripts\Machine1\dhcp.ps1 and enter a NetBIOS domain name
+    8 - download the contents of 
+        https://www.dropbox.com/sh/n76ntsil0zjaapn/AAAEp7KrtLvLZk9_EFaExJIza?dl=0 
+        and put it in \\<Domain>\Share\Software

LICENSE

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+MIT License
+
+Copyright (c) 2021 Chris Murray
+
+Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
+of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
+in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
+to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
+copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
+furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
+
+The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
+copies or substantial portions of the Software.
+
+THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
+IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
+FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
+AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
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+OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE
+SOFTWARE.

README.md

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+Corp-Account-Management
+==============
+
+Scripts for setting up an example Network
+
+These scripts make a couple of assumptions:
+
+1 - you have (at least) 2 VMs running fresh installs of Windows Server, at least 2022, with C: and D: drives:
+
+a - one to be a "router" that has 2 nework interfaces, 1 public and 1 private. 
+    Make sure that the interface names are set correctly in \Scripts\machine1\Setup-Router.ps1
+
+b - one to be a DC/file server
+
+2 - you copy the \scripts folder to C:\Scripts on each machine
+
+3 - when running the setup scripts the -Domain param is the NetBIOS name of the domain only, and the 
+    -DomainSuffix param is the external domain. EG if you supply -Domain "Corp" and -DomainSuffix 
+    "company.com" your AD domain will be called "corp.company.com". Ideally make the -EmailSuffix 
+    the same as -DomainSuffix to give your users a sensible email address and UPN values, EG 
+    [email protected] for the UPN and [email protected] for the email address.
+    Users can be added by modifying the \Scripts\Users\Users.CSV file.
+
+To Run:
+
+1 - Copy the folder to C:\Scripts on each machine
+
+2 - on the DC, run \Scripts\Machine1\setup.ps1 and enter a NetBIOS domain name then run 
+    \Scripts\Machine1\dcpromo.ps1, enter a NetBIOS domain name and Domain Suffix when 
+    prompted
+
+3 - Once the DC has been set up, on the DC run \Scripts\Prelim\DomainSetup.ps1 and enter 
+    an email suffix, CD to \Scripts\Users and run CreateUsers.ps1, choose N for office365 
+    and enter the same email suffix as before, and a password when prompted
+
+4 - on the router VM, open \Scripts\Machine1\setup-router.ps1 in notepad to check that the 
+    network interfaces are set
+
+5 - on the router VM, run \Scripts\Machine1\setup-router.ps1 and enter a NetBIOS domain name
+
+6 - on the router VM, run \Scripts\Machine1\dhcp.ps1 and enter a NetBIOS domain name, 
+    enter the domain admin credentials in the pop up to add the machine to the domain
+
+7 - on the router VM, rerun \Scripts\Machine1\dhcp.ps1 and enter a NetBIOS domain name
+
+8 - download the contents of 
+    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/n76ntsil0zjaapn/AAAEp7KrtLvLZk9_EFaExJIza?dl=0 
+    and put it in \\Domain\Share\Software
+
+9 - Optional - on the router VM run \Scripts\WDS\wds.ps1, then mount ISOs for Server 
+    2022 and Win10, and run the corresponding .PS1 script to set up the install 
+    images. You can now create additional VMs that will do network installs. Machines 
+    need to have a private network adaptor.

Scripts/README.txt

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+Corp-Account-Management
+==============
+
+Scripts for setting up an example Network
+
+These scripts make a couple of assumptions:
+
+1 - you have (at least) 2 VMs:
+    a - one to be a "router" that has 2 nework interfaces, 1 public and 1 private. 
+        Make sure that the interface names are set correctly in \Scripts\machine1\Setup-Router.ps1
+    b - one to be a DC/file server
+2 - you copy the \scripts folder to C:\Scripts on each machine
+3 - when running the setup scripts the -Domain param is the NetBIOS name of the domain 
+    only, and the -DomainSuffix param is the external domain. EG if you supply -Domain 
+    "Corp" and -DomainSuffix "company.com" your AD domain will be called "corp.company.com". 
+    Ideally make the -EmailSuffix the same as -DomainSuffix to give your users a sensible 
+    email address and UPN values, EG <username>@company.com for the UPN and 
+    [email protected] for the email address
+    Users can be added by modifying the \Scripts\Users\Users.CSV file
+
+To Run -
+    1 - Copy the folder to C:\Scripts on each machine
+    2 - on the DC, run \Scripts\Machine1\setup.ps1 and enter a NetBIOS domain name
+        then run \Scripts\Machine1\dcpromo.ps1 and enter a NetBIOS domain name and Domain Suffix 
+        when prompted
+    3 - Once the DC has been set up on the DC, run \Scripts\Prelim\DomainSetup.ps1 and enter 
+        an email suffix, CD to \Scripts\Users and run CreateUsers.ps1, choose N for office365 
+        and enter the same email suffix as before, and a password when prompted
+    4 - on the router VM, open \Scripts\Machine1\setup-router.ps1 in notepad to check that the 
+        network interfaces are set
+    5 - on the router VM, run \Scripts\Machine1\setup-router.ps1 and enter a NetBIOS domain name
+    6 - on the router VM, run \Scripts\Machine1\dhcp.ps1 and enter a NetBIOS domain name, 
+        enter the domain admin credentials in the pop up to add the machine to the domain
+    7 - on the router VM, rerun \Scripts\Machine1\dhcp.ps1 and enter a NetBIOS domain name
+    8 - download the contents of 
+        https://www.dropbox.com/sh/n76ntsil0zjaapn/AAAEp7KrtLvLZk9_EFaExJIza?dl=0 
+        and put it in \\<Domain>\Share\Software
+    9 - Optional - on the router VM run \Scripts\WDS\wds.ps1, then mount ISOs for Server 
+        2019 and Win10, and run the corresponding .PS1 script to set up the install 
+        images. You can now create additional VMs that will do network installs. Machines 
+        need to have a private network adaptor.