SharePoint 2013 Solution Design and Architecture: How to Build a SharePoint Farm

Recently, to upgrade SharePoint in the company, because the old system SharePoint 2010 has been more than 2 years, the above changes more, and the permissions are very confusing, so determined to upgrade it, redeploy a new SharePoint 2013 Server.

The following configuration is currently used

1 Standalone domain controller servers (Windows server, Lobster.Zoo.com)

1 Standalone SQL Server servers (Windows server +sql server 2012,tang.zoo.com)

1 Standalone Office Web Apps servers (Windows server 2012,violet.zoo.com)

1 standalone servers that deploy SharePoint 2013 Server (Windows server 2012,lavender.zoo.com)

So this makes up a simple SharePoint Farm, as follows:

After a brief introduction of SharePoint farm, then step-by-step to finish him.

Create domain Controller

You can create the steps in this article step-by-step

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/12370. Step-by-step-guide-for-setting-up-a-windows-server-2012-domain-controller.aspx

After you have created the DC (for example, zoo.com), set its IP address, and note that in order to be just in case, you must set up a static IP, because DNS needs to join this domain (ZOO) is required to point to this (192.168.1.15), as shown in the following illustration: