In the previous guide, we have completed our first installation of Windows Server 2019. Now, it’s time for us to configure it in the way that we want it to function. Before we go into that, there are some things that you need to know about the way Windows Server is configured by default.
…Windows Server is a variant of Windows created by Microsoft. Usually this version of Windows is reserved for companies and professionals alike due to business-class functionality and management software such as Active Directory, DNS, DHCP, IIS(Internet Information Services) web/FTP server and many more.
…TeamViewer is widely known throughout the IT industry for providing the majority of IT personnel with excellent remote control software as well as remote support with the click of a button(see TeamViewer Quicksupport). By default, all remote control sessions are handled and routed securely through the cloud which requires you to sign up for an TeamViewer account. Though there is a way for anyone to remotely connect to another machine via LAN/LAN-only mode.
…It is time to implement a WiFi solution such as Ubiquiti UniFi Now that we have gotten ourselves a PfSense machine set up, there’s only one thing missing from the equation: WiFi! WiFi nowadays is as crucial as it gets, and the fact that a router such as PfSense is short of such functionality is something that can easily be addressed.
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