Grass Valley NAS Security Instruction Guide v.5.1A - Manual (Page 21)

Configuring the Domain Controller with Active Directory
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Configuring the Domain Controller with Active
Directory
The next step is to configure your Domain Controller using the Windows
Active Directory wizard. Follow one set of instructions below for the type of
domain you are configuring—either a new domain tree or a child domain.
Configuring a New Domain Tree With Integrated DNS
1. If the Windows 2000 Configure Your Server screen doesn’t appear
automatically after your computer restarts, click Start | Programs |
Administrative Tools | Configure Your Server .
2. At the Windows 2000 Configure Your Server screen, click Active Directory
in the left pane.
3. Click Start the Active Directory Wizard .
4. Configure the Domain Controller following these instructions:
On this screen... Do this...
Welcome Click Next .
Domain Controller Type Select Domain controller for a new domain . Click Next .
Create Tree or Child Domain Select Create a new domain tree and click Next .
Create or Join Forest Select Create a new forest of domain trees ; click Next .
New Domain Name Enter the name of the new domain, and click Next .
NetBIOS Domain Name Leave set at the default value and click Next.
Database and Log Locations Leave set at default values and click Next.
Shared System Volume Leave set at default value and click Next .
Configure DNS Select Yes, install and configure DNS on this computer
and click Next .
<> If you see a message that the DNS server can’t find the new
domain name, click
OK and continue with the installation.
It means the domain name isn’t yet part of the system.