First we click on Add roles and features. The next step is to actually install the Roles needed for Active Directory Domain Services and then to promote the server to the first domain controller in our new forest.Īs you’re surely familiar we’re back at Server Manager to start the process. In Part 1 of this series I covered the hardware requirements and some recommended server configuration settings for building a Windows Server 2016 Active Directory Domain Controller. Part 2 – Adding AD Domain Services Roles & Adding a new ForestĪdding Active Directory Domain Services Roles.Part 1 – AD Domain Controller Requirements & Basic Server Configuration.I’ve broken this series into 3 parts as below: It will be the cornerstone of my lab in terms of authentication, authorization and centralized LDAP domain management. The new AD domain is going to be VILAB.local which is clearly for my lab. I’m going to include tons of screenshots to document the process step-by-step. I’ll of course be using Microsoft Windows Server 2016 for this. With this series I hope to put my own spin on the well documented process to build an Active Directory Domain Controller from scratch. Windows Server 2016 – Active Directory Setup – Part 3.Windows Server 2016 – Active Directory Setup – Part 2.Windows Server 2016 – Active Directory Setup – Part 1.
Windows Server 2016 - Active Directory Setup
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