Today we’re deploying a Windows Server 2022 member server and joining it to the domain we created in previous videos. I’ll also be explaining the difference between Domain Credentials and Local Credentials on member servers.
This video will demonstrate and explain the process of deploying a Windows Server 2022 member server, network configuration, DHCP vs Static IPs, and domain credentials vs local credentials.
Check it out and feel free to leave a comment! Scroll down below for more information and details on the guide.
This guide is perfect for a seasoned IT professional or a beginner who is looking at getting experience with Windows Server 2022.
In this guide I will walk you through the following:
To get started you’ll need:
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Hi Stephen … thanks for the video „deploying a Windows Server 2022 member server …“ … I enjoy the video and now I will try these steps in my network … maybe later on I will continue the lesson on your channel … Peter