diff --git a/configureVM.ps1 b/configureVM.ps1
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+#configureVM
+
+# THIS SCRIPT MUST BE RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR ON SRV1, CLI1 and MGR
+<# CHECKLIST:
+    - Windows Update is up to date
+    - Time zone is correct
+        -  Set-TimeZone -id 'W. Europe Standard Time' 
+    - Computer name is correct
+    - IP address is correct (non relevant for this lab)
+    - Keyboard layout is correct (Norwegian)
+#>
+
+# VM's for the lab needs DC1 IP-address as DNS server (must be done on VM's: SRV1, CLI1 and MGR)
+# Why? Because the DNS server is the only one that knows about the domain
+$ipaddressdc1 = "192.168.111.193" # IP-address of DC1
+Get-NetAdapter | Set-DnsClientServerAddress -ServerAddresses $ipaddressdc1
+
+# Check if configuration is correct
+# Find DNS Servers . . . . . . . . . . . : IP.ADR.TIL.DC (192.168.111.193)
+ipconfig /all
+
+# Add the computer to the domain
+$domainName = "RohanIT.sec" # replace with your domain name (e.g. InfraIT.sec)
+
+$cred = Get-Credential -UserName "<writeYourUserName>@$domainName" -Message 'Provide credentials for a domain admin'
+Add-Computer -Credential $cred -DomainName $domainName -PassThru -Verbose
+Restart-Computer
+
+# When restarted, the computer will be joinedto the domain, and you can log in with a domain admin or user account 
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diff --git a/usersetup.ps1 b/usersetup.ps1
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 # Define new user parameters
 $username = "Wormtongue" # Change this to the desired username
 $Password = Read-Host -Prompt 'Enter Password' -AsSecureString
-$userPrincipalName = $username + "@" # Change to your domain
-$displayName = "" # Change this to the desired display name
-$description = "" # Change this to a suitable description
-$path = "CN=Users,DC=<yourDomainName>,DC=<yourDomainNameEnding>" # Change the path to the appropriate path in your AD structure
+$userPrincipalName = $username + "Wormtongue@RohanIT.sec" # Change to your domain
+$displayName = "Wormtongue" # Change this to the desired display name
+$description = "SysAdm" # Change this to a suitable description
+$path = "CN=Users,DC=<RohanIT>,DC=<sec>" # Change the path to the appropriate path in your AD structure
 # My path in the video CN=Users,DC=InfraIT,DC=sec (CN stands for Common Name, and DC stands for Domain Component)
 # Users is a container in the root of the domain and not a OU (Organizational Unit)