From the course: Windows Server 2016: Software Defined Networking Administration
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Creating an untrusted AD domain - Windows Server Tutorial
From the course: Windows Server 2016: Software Defined Networking Administration
Creating an untrusted AD domain
- [Instructor] We are in one of our gateway servers, and if your gateway servers are going to be publicly facing, so facing the internet, then what we need to do is we need to create a bastion forest. So a bastion is basically a fortification or almost like a firewall between the outside and the inside. And we need to do this in order to protect our virtual machines just in case anyone hacks into our server, they'll only have access to the bastion domain, which has no rights to our virtual machine domains. I already have Hyper-V installed on this particular server, so we'll go ahead and open it up. And I've created a server which we're calling BastionDC. So I'll go ahead and double click on that. And from here, we'll go ahead and install under add roles and features the active directory domain services and we'll create our bastion forest. So I'll click on Active Directory Domain Services and go through the various different menu items until it's installed, and then we'll do our…
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Downloading a service template for the HA gateway3m 20s
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Creating an untrusted AD domain5m 23s
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Prepare logical networks6m 48s
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Create a Scale-Out File Server8m 42s
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Add a Scale-Out Server to Virtual Machine Manager1m 55s
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Prepare VHDs for the gateway5m 10s
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Copy and import the script to the library2m 26s
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