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Appendix B Setup Example 69
6 Click Services and select “Allow” for services you want employees working at the office
to be able to access. At a minimum select Domain Name Service, DHCP, and NetBoot.
7 Click Address Groups, then select the IP address group named “any.”
8 Click Services and select “Allow” for services you want external clients to be able to
access behind the firewall.
9 Click Save.
Step 5: Set up DNS service
1 In Server Admin, select DNS in the Computers & Services list.
2 Click Settings.
3 Make sure that “Zone transfers” isn’t enabled and that “Recursion” is enabled.
4 Click Zones, then click the Add button (+) under the Zones list to set up a zone for the
intranet.
Enter the following values using the General pane, then click OK:
Zone Name: example.com
Server Name: myserver
Server IP Address: 192.168.0.1
Administrator email: [e-mail]
Using the Machines pane, add machines to the zone. For example, to add a printer,
click the Add button and specify values for the printer, then click OK:
IP address: 192.168.100.2
Name: hp_laserjet_2000
5 Click Save, then click Start Service.
Step 6: Set up DHCP service
This step sets up a DHCP server that provides employee computers dynamic IP
addresses as well as the identity of the DNS, LDAP, and WINS servers they should use.
When a client computer’s search policy is set to Automatic (using the Directory Access
application on the client computer), the identity of the DNS, LDAP, and WINS servers is
supplied automatically at the same time an IP address is supplied.
1 In Server Admin, make sure that DNS is running.
2 Select DHCP in the Computers & Services list.
3 Click Settings.