Category: How-tos

Wisdom Pond has published an easy to follow video tutorial on how to add Zentyal Linux Server to EVE-NG. EVE-NG is a clientless network emulation software, similar to GNS3. It is managed via graphical user interface on a browser and it allows to emulate complex network scenarios: Easy way to add a DC, DHCP, Proxy, […]

Want to test Zentyal on Mac? Or would you like your fellow Mac sysadmin to take a look at Zentyal? Lately the Zentyal Team is seeing a growing interest in deploying Zentyal in Mac environments. As you need to keep in mind few tricks when creating Zentyal VM for macOS, we have prepared this step-by-step […]

Jeremy Leik has published a short video tutorial on how he carried out a basic Zentyal Server (v. 6.0) installation on VirtualBox for a testing environment. Check out the tutorial here: Zentyal 6.0 Linux based Small Business Server Install & base Config Thanks Jeremy!

A common Zentyal use case is to deploy Zentyal as an additional domain controller of an existing Windows® Server. This can be a long-term decision or a necessary step before fully migrating an existing Windows Server deployment to Zentyal. Want to have a quick look on how this is done? Zentyal Team has published a […]

Once you have Zentyal Server joined as an additional domain controller to a Windows® Server, you can carry out a total migration. This is done by transferring all the FMSO roles from your Windows Server – that is the primary domain controller, to Zentyal. Want to have a quick look on how this is done? […]

Did you know that most of the people who contact us are interested in deploying Zentyal primarily as a stand-alone domain & directory server? As Zentyal comes with a native implementation of the Microsoft Active Directory® protocols, it makes it easy to manage the domain and directory services typical to those of a Windows® domain […]

Jack Wallen from Techrepublic.com recently published this how-to on installing Zentyal Server on Ubuntu Server 16.10. Worth checking it out: How to install Zentyal Server on Ubuntu Server 16.10 Thanks Jack!