• Pentium 166 processor
• 64 MB of RAM
• 2-GB hard disk
• CD-ROM drive
• Network adapter
• SVGA monitor
• Internet access
• Sound card with amplified speakers
• Microsoft Mouse or compatible pointing device

• The instructor computer is named Instructorx (where x is a number that is unique to the intranet).
• Each student computer is named Serverx (where x is a unique number for each server on the intranet).
• Each domain is named Domainx (where x is a number that is unique to the intranet).
• The password for both the Windows NT administrator account and the sa SQL Server account on the instructor computer is pass832.

The classroom setup script assumes that the instructor computer name is "Instructor832." If the name is different, follow the instructions in this setup guide to edit files to reflect the correct computer name.
If your classroom is on an intranet, make sure that the numbers that you assign to each student computer, instructor computer, domain, and so on are unique. By providing unique numbers for these, you will avoid inadvertently causing naming conflicts.

• Read through all setup procedures.
• Make sure that you have the following compact discs provided with the course materials: Trainer Materials, SQL Server 7.0, and Exchange Server 5.5.
• Make sure that you have Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 (40-bit version) and Outlook 98.

Use the following instructions to set up the instructor computer.

To set up the hardware

1. Set up the hardware according to the manufacturer’s instructions. (Refer to the hardware requirements.)
2. Configure the hard disk as follows:

• Drive C: 1.2 GB formatted as FAT (this provides space for multiple configurations if needed)
• Drive D: 750 MB formatted as NTFS file system
• 50 MB of unformatted space

1. After Windows NT restarts, log on with a user name of Administrator and a password of pass832.
2. On the taskbar, click the Start button, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
3. In Control Panel, double-click Multimedia.
4. Click Devices, and then click Add.
5. In the List of Drivers, select your sound driver, and then click OK. (If you are unsure of the correct sound driver for your computer, you may try the Creative Labs Sound Blaster 1.X, Pro, 16 driver. This driver works on many Windows NT computers.)
6. In the Install Driver dialog box, type the path for the Windows NT installation files, and then click OK.
7. After the sound drivers have been configured, click Don't Restart Now.
8. Click OK to close the Multimedia Properties dialog box.

1. Insert the Trainer Materials compact disc into the CD-ROM drive.
2. In the root directory of the CD-ROM drive, double-click 832_Inst.cmd and follow the instructions on the screen.
3. After Service Pack 4 has been applied, Windows NT will restart and apply the Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Mini-Service Pack.

1.     After Windows NT restarts, open Windows Explorer.
2.     Create a folder in the root of the C drive entitled Outlook98.
3.     Share the Outlook98 folder as Outlook98 using the default permissions.
4.     Insert your Outlook98 compact disc into the CD-ROM.
5.     Copy the contents of \EN\OL98 folder on the Outlook98 compact disc into the C:\Outlook98 folder.These files will be used to expedite the installation of Outlook98 on each of the student computers.
6.     After Outlook98 has been copied to your hard drive, click the Start button and then click Run.
7.     In the Open box, type C:\Outlook98\Setup and then click OK.
8.     Use the information in the following table to install Outlook 98.

 9.     After Microsoft Outlook 98 has been installed, click OK to restart Windows NT.
10. After Windows NT restarts, clear the Show this next time you log in
check box, and then close the Welcome – Microsoft Internet Explorer dialog box.
11. On the desktop, double-click Internet Explorer.
12. The Internet Connection wizard appears.
13. Click I already have an Internet connection set up for this computer and I do not want to change it, and then click Finish.
The “A connection with the server could not be established” error
message appears.
14. Click OK.
15. Close Microsoft Internet Explorer.

1.     Insert the Exchange Server 5.5 compact disc into the CD-ROM drive.
2.     When the Microsoft Exchange Server dialog box appears, click Setup Server and Components.
3.     Click Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5.
4.     Use the information in the following table to complete the installation.

 5.     After Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 has been installed, click Exit to close the Microsoft Exchange Server dialog box.
6.     On the taskbar, click the Start button, point to Programs, point to Microsoft Exchange, and then click Microsoft Exchange Administrator.
7.     In the Connect to Server dialog box, click Browse.
8.     Double-click Instructor832, and then click OK.
9.     On the Tools menu, click Directory Import.
10. Click Import File.
11. In the File name box, type C:\Setup\Exchange832 and then click Open.
12. Click Import.
13. Click OK to acknowledge that no errors were encountered.
14. Close Microsoft Exchange Administrator.

To configure a Microsoft Exchange profile for the Administrator account

1.     On the desktop, double-click Microsoft Outlook.
2.     Use the information in the following table to complete the installation.

1. Insert the SQL Server 7.0 compact disc into the CD-ROM drive.
2. When the Microsoft SQL Server dialog box appears, click Install SQL Server 7.0 Components.
3. Click Database Server - Standard Edition.
4. Use the information in the following table to complete the installation.

5.  After SQL Server has been installed, click Yes, I want to restart my computer now, and then click Finish.

  To configure a Microsoft Exchange profile for the SQLService account

1.     After Windows NT restarts, log on to Windows NT with a user name of SQLService and a password of sqlservice.
2.     Click Close to close the Welcome to Windows NT dialog box.
3.     After Internet Explorer has been configured, on the desktop, double-click Microsoft Outlook.
4.     Use the information in the following table to complete the installation.

5.  Exit and log off of Microsoft Outlook 98.

To configure SQL Server Agent and SQLAgentMail

1. Expand Security, and then click Logins, and then in the details pane, double-click sa.
2. In the Password box, type pass832 and then click OK.
3. In the Confirm New Password box, type pass832 and then click OK.
4. Close SQL Server Enterprise Manager.
5. Log off Windows NT

To log on as Administrator and stop the Microsoft Exchange services

1.     Log on to Windows NT with a user name of Administrator and a password of pass832.
2.     On the desktop, double-click Stop.

To configure the display settings

1.     In Control Panel, double-click Display.
2.     Click Settings.
3.     Verify the Color Palette setting is set to 256 colors.
4.     If it is not, click Display Type, and then click Change.
5.     Install the drivers for your video card.
6.     If requested, restart Windows NT and when Windows NT restarts, log on as Administrator and configure the new video driver for 256 colors.
7.     Log off of Windows NT.

Use the following instructions to set up each student’s computer.

To set up the hardware

• Set up the hardware according to the manufacturer’s instructions. (Refer to the hardware requirements.)

To install and configure Windows NT Server 4.0

1. Start the computer with the Windows NT Server Setup disk.
2. When prompted, supply the following configuration information.
   

3. For this installation option	Use this information
   Partition	Drive C (leave current file system intact)
   Location	\Winnt
   Name	Studentx (where x is the same number as Serverx)
   Organization	Your organization’s name
   CD key	The CD Key for your copy of Windows NT Server
   Licensing modes	Per Server 50 concurrent connections
   Computer name	Serverx (where x is a number that is unique to your intranet)
   Server type	Stand-alone Server
   Administrator account password	password
   Floating-point workaround	No (only appears on Pentium-based computers that have floating-point arithmetic problems)
   Emergency repair disk	No
   Select components	Default components
   Network participation	Wired to the network
   Microsoft Internet Information Server	No
   Network adapters	Search (if Setup cannot detect the installed network adapter, configure it manually)
   Network protocols	TCP/IP Protocol
   DHCP	Yes
   Bindings	Defaults
   Make this computer a member of	domain832 (default domain name)
   Create a computer account in the domain	Yes
   User name	Administrator
   Password	pass832
   Time zone	Your time zone.
   Display properties	800 x 600

The script file you are about to run assumes that the name of the instructor computer is Instructor832. If it has another name, edit and save the 832_Stud.cmd file in the C:\Setup folder on the instructor computer before you continue.

1. After Windows NT has restarted, log on to Windows NT with a user name of Administrator and a password of pass832.
2. Click the Start button, and then click Run.
3. In the Open box, type \\Instructor832\Setup\832_Stud.cmd and then
   click OK. Follow the instructions on the screen. If the name of the instructor computer is other than Instructor832, change the preceding step to reflect the name of the instructor computer.
4. After Service Pack 4 has been applied, Windows NT will restart.

1. After Window NT restarts, insert the SQL Server 7.0 compact disc into the CD-ROM drive.
2. When the Microsoft SQL Server dialog box appears, click Install SQL Server 7.0 Prerequisites.
3. Click Windows NT 4.0.
4. Click Minimal Install.
5. Use the information in the following table to complete the installation.

6. For this installation option	Use this information
   License Agreement	Accept the agreement
   Active Channel Selection	None
   Destination Folder	(default)

7. Click No to All when prompted to overwrite the newer file.
8. Click OK to finish the installation.
9. Click OK to restart Windows NT.