No special hardware is required for TSENTRY operation

1. In order for the installation to run quickly, you must enable the BIOS to boot from the bootable Windows 2000 CD.

2. Start up system and go into the BIOS by pressing F1 (you must be quick because the computer does not give much time)

3. Start Options – Startup Sequence

4. Change the first startup device to CDROM (IBM computer use the right-arrow key, Gateway computer use the ‘-‘ key)

5. Disable all other startup devices

6. Save setting and exit setup

7. Reboot with the Windows 2000 CD in the CDROM drive

8. Press any key when asked to boot from CD

9. Press enter to setup Windows 2000 now

10. If you are using a blank hard drive, press ‘C’ to continue

11. Press F8 to agree to licensing agreement

12. If any partitions exist, press D, then enter, then L to delete them

13. Press C to create main partition

14. Type in 4096 to create a 4GB partition and press enter

15. Highlight ‘unpartitioned space’ and press C to create a second partition

16. Leave the default value as the size (which is the remainder of the hard disk) and press enter

17. Highlight the C: partition and press enter to begin installation

18. Make sure ‘Format the partition using the NTFS file system’ is highlighted and press enter

19. When finished formatting C: partition and copying files, press enter to reboot

20. Go back into the BIOS by pressing F1 again (some computers need to be powered down first and then turned back on before the bios option is seen again)

21. Change back the startup sequence to: (IBM computers use the left and right arrow keys and Gateway computer uses the ‘-‘ key)
    Diskette Drive 0
    Hard Disk 0
    CDROM
    Network

22. Save setting and exit setup

23. Click Next

Once in Windows Setup:

1. Click Next to leave regional settings as the US defaults

2. Name: Tom Pro

3. Organization: TelePro, Inc

4. Click Next

5. The product key is on the back of the jewel case of the windows CD

6. Click Next

7. Win2000 Server only: Select ‘Per Seat’ and click Next

8. Computer Name: WS##

9. Type in Administrator password. Usually set as ‘password’

10. Click Next

11. Win2000 Server only: If setting up a terminal server, select ‘Terminal Services’ and ‘Terminal Services Licensing’, otherwise leave the selected defaults

12. Click Next

13. Update the time and time zone and click Next

14. Win2000 Server only: If setting up a terminal server, select ‘Application Server Mode’, click Next, select ‘Permissions Compatible With Win2000 Users’, and click Next

15. Select typical settings if you wish to leave the network settings to be automatically set using DHCP; otherwise select Custom Settings to manually set the IP address and DNS numbers

16. Click Next

17. Make sure ‘No…’ is selected and type in ‘TPRI’ or the name of your workgroup

18. Click Next

19. When done coping files and performing final tasks, remove the Windows 2000 CD from the drive and click finish to restart computer

20. Windows 2000 Professional Only:
    After Windows reboots click Next
    Select ‘Users must enter a username…’
    Click Next
    Click Finish

Installation of Internet Information Server

1. Choose Start --> Settings --> Control Panel

2. Double-click Add/Remove Programs

3. Click on Add/Remove Windows Components

4. Please wait

5. Check Internet Information Services (IIS)

DCOM Configuration

On the control system:

1. Run the DCOM configuration tool
   c:\winnt\system32\dcomcnfg.exe

2. Under the Default Properties tab:
   Check Enable Distributed COM on this computer
   Set Default Authentication Level to (None)

3. OK to save and close dcomcnfg

 Disabling welcome message

• In Professional edition

1. In the ‘Getting started Windows 2000’ dialog box, unclick ‘Show this screen at startup’ (located in the bottom right corner)

2. Click Exit

•  In Server edition

1. In the ‘Windows 2000 Configure Your Server’ window, select ‘I will configure my server later’

2. Click Next

3. Unclick ‘Show this Screen at Startup’

4. Close the window
   
   

• Setting up internet explorer for first time use

1. Double click on the Internet Explorer icon on the desktop

2. Select ‘I want to set up my Internet Connection manually…’

3. Next

4. Select ‘I connect through a LAN…’

5. Next, Next

6. Select No

7. Next

8. Finish
   
   

• Changing Resolution

1. Right-Click on desktop – properties

2. Settings tab:

3. Screen / Desktop area – move pointer to 1024 X 768

4. If your display is limited to 16 colors and unable to go up to 1024 X 768, Windows did not correctly find your display adaptor, see the next section below on installing it.

5. Click OK

6. Click OK

7. Click Yes if the screen looks fine
   
   

• Disk Volume Configuration

1. Time: 1 min.

2. This procedure formats the second partition

3. Start | Settings | Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Computer Management

4. Click Disk Management

5. Right-click on (D:) and select Format

6. Volume label usrvol0

7. File System: NTFS

8. Select ‘Perform a quick format’

9. Click OK

10. Click OK

11. After formatting is completed, click ‘X’ to close

If terminal services are to be employed on this system, the following steps must be completed

1. Start | programs | Accessories | Windows Explorer

2. Select the tsclient directory by expanding My Computer | c: | Winnt | System32 | Clients | tsclient

3. Right Click tsclient directory | sharing... | Select "share this folder" | share name "tsclient"

4. Select Permissions | Uncheck Full Control | Uncheck Change | Apply | OK

5. Apply | OK

6. Start | settings | control panel | Administrative Tools | Computer Management | Expand Local Users and Groups | Users

7. Select user Administrator | Select Terminal Services Profile | Check "allow login to Terminal Server | Apply | OK

8. Repeat previous step for all users to be granted access to Terminal services

1. Insert Disk 1 into CDROM drive.

2. For Windows 2000 Server running Terminal Services only:

   1. After inserting the CD, if a ‘Terminal Server Installation Failure’ window opens, click OK

   2. See the next section (below) on installing the Office 2000 Resource Kit

   3. Start | Programs | Microsoft Office Tools| Microsoft Office 2000 Resource Kit Tools | Custom Installation Wizard

   4. Click Next

   5. In the location box, type in E:\data1.msi   (E: = cdrom drive letter)

   6. Click Next

   7. Select ‘Open an existing MST file’

   8. In the location box, type in ‘D:\Program Files\orktools\toolbox\tools\terminal server tools\termsrvr.mst’

   9. Click Next

   10. In the location box, type in ‘D:\Office2000Setup\termsrvr.mst

   11. Click Next

   12. Default installation path: ‘D:\Program Files\Microsoft Office’

   13. Organization: TelePro, Inc.

   14. Click Next until the last step and click Finish

   15. Click Exit

   16. Start | Settings | Control Panel | Add/Remove Programs

   17. Click ‘Add New Programs’ on left side

   18. Click ‘CD or Floppy’

   19. Click Next

   20. Type in ‘E:\setup.exe TRANSFORMS=”D:\Office2000Setup\termsrvr.mst”’

   21. Click Next, Next

   22. After Office 2000 installation is complete, click Finish

3. User name: Tom Pro

4. Organization: TelePro, Inc.

5. CD Key: DPCQX-Q78FB-H48T6-KDHY6-BBRTD   (printed on CD case)

6. Next

7. Click “I accept the terms in this license agreement”

8. Next

9. Click Customize

10. Install Office at: D:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\

11. Next

12. Next

13. Install Now

Installation of Microsoft Office 2000 Resource Kit

There are two methods of obtaining the Resource Kit:

1. The file can be downloaded from: http://www.microsoft.com/office/ork/2000/appndx/toolbox.htm#orktools

   1. Click the icon next to ‘ORKtools.exe'

   2. Select ‘Run this program from its current location’

   3. Click OK

   4. Click Yes

2. If you have access to TelePro’s network, the file is stored at: \\tnt0\usrvol2\ServicePacks\Office2000\ResKit\orktools.exe

At the Setup window:

1. Select ‘I accept…’

2. Click Next

3. Change the installation location to D:\Program Files\ORKtools\

4. Click Next

5. Click Install Now

6. Click OK