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  • 📓 CIS 335 Notebook
  • 📋 CIS 335 Schedule
  • ▶ Groups and Tools
    • ▶ Group Assignments
      • Group Assignments & Network Settings
      • VCAT
  • ▶ Lab Projects
    • ▶ Lab Project 1
      • 2 Server LAMP Based Application
  • ▶ Week 1
    • ▶ Lab Activity 1A
      • Objective
      • Create a Virtual Machine
    • ▶ Lab Activity 1B
      • Objective
      • Install and Update Rocky Linux
      • Confirm Setup and Connectivity
  • ▶ Week 2
    • ▶ Lab Activity 2A
      • Objective
      • Create a VM Template
    • ▶ Lab Activity 2B
      • Objective
      • Create and Deploy from Templates
  • ▶ Week 3
    • ▶ Lab Activity 3
      • Objective
      • Prerequisites
      • Config the Webmin Repository
      • Config MariaDB
      • Install PHP and WordPress
  • ▶ Week 4
    • ▶ Lab Activity 4
      • Objective
      • VM Cleanup
      • Install Windows Server and Config DNS
  • ▶ Week 5
    • ▶ Lab Activity 5
      • Objective
      • Create a Striped RAID Volume
      • Group Storage Area Network (SAN) Server

Lab Activity 5:

Objective: Individually, create a Striped RAID Volume on your personal DNS server (g#-s#-dns). Then, in your groups, create and configure Windows Server 2025 as an iSCSI Storage Area Network (SAN) device. Finally, connect your personal DNS server to the iSCSI storage (i.e., the SAN server).

  • At the end of this assignment you should submit the following two screenshots, but with your settings:

g#-s#-dns Disk Management console showing completed striped RAID volume across two dynamic disks labeled S: Striped

g#-s#-dns Windows Server iSCSI SAN configuration showing initiator connected to iSCSI target with volume accessible

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  • Lab Activity 5:
  • Objective: Individually, create a Striped RAID Volume on your personal DNS server (g#-s#-dns). Then, in your groups, create and configure Windows Server 2025 as an iSCSI Storage Area Network (SAN) device. Finally, connect your personal DNS server to the iSCSI storage (i.e., the SAN server).