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Step-by-Step Client Configuration Guide

Configure the network connections on the client by setting the Ethernet adapter to obtain an IP address and DNS server automatically from DHCP and disabling IPv6. Join the client to the domain by accessing computer properties and changing settings. Log into the client using the user account that was created in the domain.

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Step-by-Step Client Configuration Guide

Configure the network connections on the client by setting the Ethernet adapter to obtain an IP address and DNS server automatically from DHCP and disabling IPv6. Join the client to the domain by accessing computer properties and changing settings. Log into the client using the user account that was created in the domain.

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  • Step 1: Configure the Network Connections
  • Step 2: Join the Client to the Domain
  • Step 3: Log In to Client

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Step By Step Client Configuration


Step 1: Configure the Network Connections
Open Control panel > Click Network and Internet > Netwok And Sharing Center > Change
Adopter Settings > Right Click Ethernet > Properties > Internet Protocol Version 4 > Obtain IP
Address and DNS Server > Disable IPv6

Step 2: Join the Client to the Domain


Right Click Computer > Properties > Change Settings > Change
Step 3: Log In to Client
Switch Account > Use the User Account you made in the Domain

CSS Step By Step Client Configuration Step 1: Configure the Network Connections Open Control panel > Click
Right Click Computer > Properties > Change Settings > Change
Step 3: Log In to Client Switch Account > Use the User Account you made in the Domain

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