Thanks so much for the helpful content! I'm running my very first virtual homelab on Hyper-V right now!! Quick request - would it be possible to get these videos ordered chronologically in the playlist? It can be confusing otherwise.
Awesome! As I said in this video, you can find the full course on Cyber Training Pro ( www.cybertrainingpro.com/ ). UA-cam isn't a great platform to learn things like you would in a course.
i got stuck. i followed your "how to create an active directory domain with windows server 2022" so once done with that i came to this one. it cant find the newly created host and i'm trying to figure out why. If you might know what i could be, it would be very appreciated if i could get a pointer as to what is going wrong with it.
I would make sure you can actually ping the systems and have all the correct IP information configured. You may need to configure static IP addresses if you have multiple DHCP servers giving out information.
@JonGoodCyber i never managed to update my comment, but as it turns out, it was because the cisco routers i had set wasn't properly NAT configured. So while i had 2 /26 networks, routing to a home router with /24, no traffic was going outbound on the /26 routers. So after setting that up correctly (and restarting the server) it works perfectly. But yes, static ip's are absolutely needed.
The purpose of this video isn't to provide a detailed explanation of how DNS, ping, or ICMP work...nor is it to explain why IPv6 replies were returned. Just to clarify though, the local hosts file and even pinging a local hostname are using the local system as a DNS resolver because of the order of operations of where DNS checks for records...it found a record, so it doesn't need to reach out to a server...again that's beyond the scope of this video.
Question, I am setting up a home lab and trying to integrate AD into my environment. The issue I am stuck is trying to add a pc to the domain. It seems to not find the DC01. My dhcp is from my UniFi gateway and I am able to ping the server from command line. Any suggestions on what to look for ?
If you cannot find the DC on your PC, verify your settings. As another troubleshooting step, you might also try manually configuring the network adapter settings.
When installing roles and features dns. Do you need to configure a dns before or can you do it after aswell? Because I'm having problems creating a domain and linking it to my host computer. Is anyone experiencing the same issue?
That sounds like a great experiment to practice your troubleshooting skills! Sometimes learning through trial will teach you more than just a simple answer.
Well you need a zone for DNS to work but the reason why is outside the scope of this video. I recommend making sure that you are following the steps exactly as provided for the same results.
Make sure that you have both a default gateway configured (i.e., your router/modem) and an external DNS server. The gateway says where traffic will be sent outside of the network (i.e., the Internet) and the external DNS server is needed for name lookups outside of your internal network.
Do you have Active Directory configured, as I stated that I did? If you don't have the same configurations, you certainly could have differences in the setup, but I have a video that will walk you through that process ( ua-cam.com/video/yQtI8JdbNqM/v-deo.html ). I also recommend carefully rewatching the video because I talk a lot about dependencies and specific things that should not be skipped over.
thank you so much for your help love your videos! Literally a hero
i think you understand very much, can you please guide me
Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much for the helpful content! I'm running my very first virtual homelab on Hyper-V right now!!
Quick request - would it be possible to get these videos ordered chronologically in the playlist? It can be confusing otherwise.
Awesome! As I said in this video, you can find the full course on Cyber Training Pro ( www.cybertrainingpro.com/ ). UA-cam isn't a great platform to learn things like you would in a course.
i got stuck. i followed your "how to create an active directory domain with windows server 2022" so once done with that i came to this one. it cant find the newly created host and i'm trying to figure out why. If you might know what i could be, it would be very appreciated if i could get a pointer as to what is going wrong with it.
I would make sure you can actually ping the systems and have all the correct IP information configured. You may need to configure static IP addresses if you have multiple DHCP servers giving out information.
@JonGoodCyber i never managed to update my comment, but as it turns out, it was because the cisco routers i had set wasn't properly NAT configured. So while i had 2 /26 networks, routing to a home router with /24, no traffic was going outbound on the /26 routers. So after setting that up correctly (and restarting the server) it works perfectly. But yes, static ip's are absolutely needed.
Great content, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your first ping isn’t actually using DNS. You have no AAAA record, yet the respond ping was a v6 address.
The purpose of this video isn't to provide a detailed explanation of how DNS, ping, or ICMP work...nor is it to explain why IPv6 replies were returned. Just to clarify though, the local hosts file and even pinging a local hostname are using the local system as a DNS resolver because of the order of operations of where DNS checks for records...it found a record, so it doesn't need to reach out to a server...again that's beyond the scope of this video.
Question, I am setting up a home lab and trying to integrate AD into my environment. The issue I am stuck is trying to add a pc to the domain. It seems to not find the DC01. My dhcp is from my UniFi gateway and I am able to ping the server from command line. Any suggestions on what to look for ?
If you cannot find the DC on your PC, verify your settings. As another troubleshooting step, you might also try manually configuring the network adapter settings.
When installing roles and features dns. Do you need to configure a dns before or can you do it after aswell? Because I'm having problems creating a domain and linking it to my host computer. Is anyone experiencing the same issue?
By configure I'm meaning the static ip address
That sounds like a great experiment to practice your troubleshooting skills! Sometimes learning through trial will teach you more than just a simple answer.
@@JonGoodCyber your right. I have been stuck on this issue for a whole day now 😂 but it gives such satisfaction when completing
Thanks for the video, however I cant create a new host - it will only let me create a new zone
Well you need a zone for DNS to work but the reason why is outside the scope of this video. I recommend making sure that you are following the steps exactly as provided for the same results.
hey, when i set static ip address i dont get internet connection. Any idea why?
Make sure that you have both a default gateway configured (i.e., your router/modem) and an external DNS server. The gateway says where traffic will be sent outside of the network (i.e., the Internet) and the external DNS server is needed for name lookups outside of your internal network.
i want to ask you why i need dns to install active directory.❤
I recommend researching what DNS is but it's a critical component of being able to manage many systems centrally in a domain.
how configuration for webserver
That is not something covered in this video but can you clarify more what you mean?
When I clicked on "Forward Lookup Zones", I didn't see anything
Do you have Active Directory configured, as I stated that I did? If you don't have the same configurations, you certainly could have differences in the setup, but I have a video that will walk you through that process ( ua-cam.com/video/yQtI8JdbNqM/v-deo.html ). I also recommend carefully rewatching the video because I talk a lot about dependencies and specific things that should not be skipped over.