We need help in setting up a small network. We want to clean out all our systems, since we got hit by different viruses and spyware. We want someone to guide us and tell us where we are making a mistake in this setup we have outlined:
1 – windows 2000 server
4 – windows workstations (2 windows 2000 professional & 2 windows xp professionals)
Steps for setting up our network with DSL disabled.
Backup all important files
Windows 2000 server
a) Format hard drive and clean install server O/S
b) Service Packs
c) Install DNS (any website that explains the setup, other than Microsoft.com)
d) Install DHCP
e) NAV
f) Updates
g) Norton Security
h) Create user account and give access rights (any website that explains the access rights, other than Microsoft.com)
Windows workstations
a) Format hard drives and clean install workstation O/S
b) Service Packs
c) Connect workstation to server
d) MS Office
e) Service Packs
f) NAV
g) Updates
h) Norton Security
i) Connect printers locally (usb & parallel) and share them
Router
Update firmware
Block sites
Misc:
Setup POP3 accounts in outlook
Spam (any recommendations for spam software)
Backup solution - use windows builtin backup to CD/RW
1 – windows 2000 server
4 – windows workstations (2 windows 2000 professional & 2 windows xp professionals)
Steps for setting up our network with DSL disabled.
Backup all important files
Windows 2000 server
a) Format hard drive and clean install server O/S
b) Service Packs
c) Install DNS (any website that explains the setup, other than Microsoft.com)
d) Install DHCP
e) NAV
f) Updates
g) Norton Security
h) Create user account and give access rights (any website that explains the access rights, other than Microsoft.com)
Windows workstations
a) Format hard drives and clean install workstation O/S
b) Service Packs
c) Connect workstation to server
d) MS Office
e) Service Packs
f) NAV
g) Updates
h) Norton Security
i) Connect printers locally (usb & parallel) and share them
Router
Update firmware
Block sites
Misc:
Setup POP3 accounts in outlook
Spam (any recommendations for spam software)
Backup solution - use windows builtin backup to CD/RW