Configuring a Windows Server as a RADIUS server

[@stageee882]

Dear Mr. Dalton, I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to request your assistance with a task related to the configuration of Active Directory Domain Services (ADDS) The tasks include the following: 1. Restricting logins for specific users or computers taht can be taken down only by the admin. 2. Setting up a login message to display before access. 3. Configuring RDP access for domain users. 4. Managing users, computers, and resource access. 5. Auto downloading software (.msi or .exe) to domain-joined computers.

[@stageee882]

6. Creating and managing groups in AD, including assigning users. 7. Copyinguser data between directories. 8. Doing a backup of the data and sending it to the admin email automatically 9. Encrypting disks using BitLocker. 10. Setting up a domain-wide firewall configuration. I would greatly appreciate it if you could explain the details of these tasks and provide guidance on how best to implement them. I am particularly interested in your advice on the optimal approach for software deployment and managing users and groups within the domain. Thank you in advance for your time and support. Best regards Ps.Honestly this is ridiculous to assign something like that to highschool students but here I am, asking for your help.

[@ddaltonyvcc]

@@stageee882, okay, there are a variety of issues here. Some of these will be managed in Active Directory, some will be managed using Group Policies, and some will be best handled using other tools. For software deployment you can use something like Group Policies or Intune. Managing users and groups will be handled in ADDS. I would suggest starting by finding some resources to help with those areas. You can find videos about user and group management on this channel. While I do have some videos about Group Policy on this channel, not of them deal specifically with software deployment, but there are available resources to help with that.