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The steps to add a successfully created nano server to a domain controller. The process includes setting the ip address, enabling file and printer sharing in the inbound firewall rule, moving a file from the domain controller to the nano server, adding the nano server as a trusted host, joining the nano server to the domain using offline commands, and restarting the nano server to confirm the join. Once logged in with domain administrator credentials, the domain column will display the domain name.
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Adding NANO Server to Domain controller After Creating Success Full Nano Server. We need to do some initial configuration to communicate from Domain controller. a. We need set IP Address b. We need to enable ALL file share and printer sharing session from the inbound firewall rule Once finished above task. We can move to Domain controller and follow the steps for join nano server to domain.
You will receive file on c:odjblob and you need move same file into your Nano server. From DC in the file explorer
I just create one html file and pasted into Nano server IIS root folder to confirm my Nano IIS server is working fine. Here we go…..