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Windows Server Installation

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In this lab, we are going to install and set up the network adapter and Windows Server.

Go to your Virtual Machine and click on new.

Create a new machine.

Name: name your virtual box.

Insert the ISO you downloaded from Mircosoft.

Skip unintended installation.

Set your settings for your RAM and CPU.

Finish

Next, we are going to set up your network. Click on tools and the 3 lines and choose Network.

In the network setting click on the NAT Network tab and create a new network.

Check the DHCP box and leave all settings at default. Click ok. Click your Windows machine and go into settings to change your network adapter to NAT, NAT Network. This way your Windows machine is on that network before starting. Click okay and start your Virtual machine.

Once your machine is up start the installation process.

Create a password and finish the setup.

Log into your new Windows Server and install Guest Additions. Reboot the system to check if the machine can be maximized or minimized to your liking.

This completes the installation of Windows Server.

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