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LAN Protocols and TCP-IP - Client Configuration and Resource Sharing - Lecture Slides, Slides of Computer Networks

This lecture is from Computer networking. This topic came in section Client Configuration and Resource Sharing. Key points in this lecture are Lan Protocols and TCP-IP, Major Protocols, Novell Networks, Routable Protocol, Application Scenario, Accessing the Window, DHCP and TCP-IP Configuration, Assignment of Properties, Subnet Mask

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LAN Protocols and TCP/IP docsity.com Module A Preview of Major LAN Protocols docsity.com IPX/SPX Compatible Protocol • Used in Novell networks • Required for interoperability of Windows network with Novell networks • Routable protocol • IPX/SPX can be used for peer-to-peer or client-server networking docsity.com TCP/IP • An important protocol used widely on the Internet • A routable protocol • Supports communication with UNIX networks or any other network that work under the TCP/IP protocol – The base protocol in UNIX networks is TCP/IP • Can be used for configuring peer-to-peer as well as client-server networks of very large scale docsity.com A TCP/IP Application Scenario Workstation The Internet Internet Router Local Router Workstation Lab Configure the workstation for Internet access by Installing TCP/IP. docsity.com TCP/IP Installation and Configuration • A two-step process • First, install the protocol – With many modern OSs such as Windows XP, it is automatically installed • Second, configure its properties – When TCP/IP is automatically installed, the properties are set to be obtained from a DHCP server – However, it is also possible to manually set the properties docsity.com TCP/IP Installation Steps Choose Network/ Properties Install Protocol Choose TCP/IP Start End From Network Neighborhood/ Properties. Add OK TCP/IP protocol installed. docsity.com Accessing the Window for TCP/IP Properties • Under different Windows operating systems the TCP/IP properties are accessed in different ways – The best and the most consistent way to access TCP/IP properties Windows is to go through the Control Panel and then select the Network Icon – Another way to access the properties is to go through Network Neighborhood – Thereafter, select the network properties (Based on the NIC) and then then continue to select the TCP/IP properties docsity.com 3 wat My Computer Hie tits ey File Edit view Favorites Tools Advanced Help y A a é Search [|= Folders iia So Address € Network Connections Mvlkehemi # ih, 1394 Connection aetna elt 4 Connection 2 S Disable aL) La | ed dB Repair Bridge Connections Create Shortcut Ad EJ co j cy ee General | Authentication || Advanced Connect using: gg i B® Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Etherne | Configure... a This connection uses the following items: ae es Client for Microsoft Networks osoft Networks ction | Install... | I Fropeties | Transmission Control Protocol/lnternet Protocol. 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Show icon in notification area when connected | Notify me when this connection has limited or no connectivity 9 ese ay ed General | Authentication || Advanced aie rt Ut Tit t= et) Altemate Configuration ‘fou can get IP settings assigned automatically if your network supports this capability, Otherwise, you need to ask your network administrator for the appropriate IP settings. ®) Obtain an IP address automatically *) Use the following IP address: @ Obtain DNS server address automatically Use the following ONS server addresses: | Advanced... | =r ~ 3 co 9 ese ay ed General | Authentication || Advanced Ce Ut Tit t= et) of (TCP/IP) Prope rT General | Alternate Configuration ‘fou can get IP settings assigned automatically if your network supports this capability, Otherwise, you need to ask your network administrator for the appropriate IP settings. ®) Obtain an IP address automatically *) Use the following IP address: @ Obtain DNS server address automatically Use the following ONS server addresses: | Advanced... | =r ~ 3 co TCP/IP Properties Subnet Mask Gateway DNS AdvancedTCP/IP Properties IP Address docsity.com Assignment of Properties for TCP/IP • IP address • Subnet mask • Gateway address • DNS address – Preferred – Alternate, if available docsity.com pL ae ae x| Genetal | Authentication | Advanced Cy Wah Cette Pro “Teg i ‘fou can get IF settings assigned automatically if your network supports - this capability, Otherwise, you need to ask your network administrator for ~ 8 Go the appropriate IP settings. 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