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==Installation==
 
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<ref>https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/chadcox/2016/10/25/chads-quick-notes-installing-a-domain-controller-with-server-2016-core/</ref>
 
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This is assuming you have created a computer object in an existing domain that has firewall and other options set via group policy. In this case we will also be making use of AWS's ACL.
 
*Running from powershell, either using ps-remote or RDP.
 
*Running from powershell, either using ps-remote or RDP.
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*Run all updates.
 
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rename-computer -newname dc-aws
 
rename-computer -newname dc-aws
 
restart-computer
 
restart-computer
 
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Latest revision as of 07:36, 5 September 2019

Purpose

To build a domain controller from Server 2016 Core. In this case I am running in AWS as the hub to spoke sites that may run their own DCs. Nothing else should run on this system.

Installation

[1] This is assuming you have created a computer object in an existing domain that has firewall and other options set via group policy. In this case we will also be making use of AWS's ACL.

  • Running from powershell, either using ps-remote or RDP.
  • Run all updates.
rename-computer -newname dc-aws
restart-computer