RDP Documentation - Revision history

Juliette.richert at 16:06, 27 March 2017

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Hu3 at 04:04, 22 November 2016

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DylanDickens at 16:52, 22 June 2016

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GunnyLiu at 20:18, 10 June 2016

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GunnyLiu at 19:26, 10 June 2016

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GunnyLiu: Created page with "make documentation for and do the tasks below: * set domain to ad.mcnaircenter.org(done) * set computer name to "Father"(done) * add user accounts for Ed and all Comp Sci(don..."

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Created page with "make documentation for and do the tasks below: * set domain to ad.mcnaircenter.org(done) * set computer name to "Father"(done) * add user accounts for Ed and all Comp Sci(don..."

imported>Kranthi at 23:31, 9 March 2016

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imported>Kranthi at 23:30, 9 March 2016

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imported>Alex at 22:14, 9 March 2016

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 '''Creating groups'''
 To create a group, follow the same steps as above but instead of right click new->user select new->usergroup and give it a name. once the group is created, click on the group-> a window will pop up with details of the group. Go to members tab-> Add and enter the name of the user to add and click on checknames which will confirm the user name. This will give an error if no user by that name exists. We can also add other groups as members of a group. If we do that,all members of the added group will inherit the properties of group to which we add.

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 * create share for bulk(done)
 * test/configure RDP access(done)
+* create backup policy(done)

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 '''Creating new users'''
 Go to ServerManager->tools->Active Directory Users and Computers, under ad.mcnaircenter.org there is tab for users. Right click->new->user. A window popup will appear, give all the details of the user(username,password,password policy) and click ok. The new user created will be automatically part of Domain Users group.
 '''Creating groups'''
 To create a group, follow the same steps as above but instead of right click new->user select new->usergroup and give it a name. once the group is created, click on the group-> a window will pop up with details of the group. Go to members tab-> Add and enter the name of the user to add and click on checknames which will confirm the user name. This will give an error if no user by that name exists. We can also add other groups as members of a group. If we do that,all members of the added group will inherit the properties of group to which we add.

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	To map a network drive, go into the OS X Finder and hit Command+K which should bring up the "connect to server" menu. from that menu enter smb://128.42.44.182/bulk into the server address and click connect. It should prompt you to enter your username and password which are the same as before. Once this is done the drive should now appear on your finder menu sidebar.		To map a network drive, go into the OS X Finder and hit Command+K which should bring up the "connect to server" menu. from that menu enter smb://128.42.44.182/bulk into the server address and click connect. It should prompt you to enter your username and password which are the same as before. Once this is done the drive should now appear on your finder menu sidebar.
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		+	'''Creating new users'''
		+	Go to ServerManager->tools->Active Directory Users and Computers, under ad.mcnaircenter.org there is tab for users. Right click->new->user. A window popup will appear, give all the details of the user(username,password,password policy) and click ok. The new user created will be automatically part of Domain Users group.
		+	'''Creating groups'''
		+	To create a group, follow the same steps as above but instead of right click new->user select new->usergroup and give it a name. once the group is created, click on the group-> a window will pop up with details of the group. Go to members tab-> Add and enter the name of the user to add and click on checknames which will confirm the user name. This will give an error if no user by that name exists. We can also add other groups as members of a group. If we do that,all members of the added group will inherit the properties of group to which we add.

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	Finally save the remote desktop and you should be able to access it from the Microsoft Remote Desktop App.		Finally save the remote desktop and you should be able to access it from the Microsoft Remote Desktop App.

−	To map a network drive, go into the OS X Finder and hit Command+K which should bring up the "connect to server" menu. from that menu enter \\128.42.44.182\bulk into the server address and click connect. It should prompt you to enter your username and password which are the same as before. Once this is done the drive should now appear on your finder menu sidebar.	+	To map a network drive, go into the OS X Finder and hit Command+K which should bring up the "connect to server" menu. from that menu enter smb://128.42.44.182/bulk into the server address and click connect. It should prompt you to enter your username and password which are the same as before. Once this is done the drive should now appear on your finder menu sidebar.