Albert Widjaja
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Small office windows file server and domain controller setup.
My friend has a small business, he has a few employees already.
What he is looking for is to have a solution to manage information/doc/email and access controls.
My first thought is to get a windows server 2012 r2 working as a domain controller, set up user group, users. The next stage is to set up a windows file server to be joined into the domain, set up file access permission for various users ...
Can anyone here please share some suggestion/video/reference s so I can simply follow instructions step-by-step?
Thanks.
What he is looking for is to have a solution to manage information/doc/email and access controls.
My first thought is to get a windows server 2012 r2 working as a domain controller, set up user group, users. The next stage is to set up a windows file server to be joined into the domain, set up file access permission for various users ...
Can anyone here please share some suggestion/video/reference
Thanks.
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Ok so if I use Windows server 2012 R2 essential and create single AD domain wouldn't be able to:
1. Upgrade to Windows server 2016 standard edition later on?
2. Use NAS from 3rd party vendor such as synology, thecus and D-Link as my file server ?
1. Upgrade to Windows server 2016 standard edition later on?
2. Use NAS from 3rd party vendor such as synology, thecus and D-Link as my file server ?
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