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Review TCP/IP concepts such as IP addressing, subnet masks, and default gateways. | Understanding TCP/IP | |
Review TCP/IP name resolution concepts and options for resolving NetBIOS and DNS names to IP addresses. | Name resolution | |
Determine how computers on your network will obtain IP addresses. | DHCP | |
Determine how computers on your network will register and resolve NetBIOS names. | WINS | |
Determine how computers on your network will resolve and register DNS names. | DNS | |
Determine how this computer will be used with your |
Configuring TCP/IP | |
Verify that network adapter hardware is installed, or install hardware if needed. | Installing devices overview | |
Determine whether you will configure |
Configure TCP/IP | |
If you decide to manually configure TCP/IP, obtain and record the following
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If you decide to manually configure TCP/IP, configure IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway settings. | To configure TCP/IP for static addressing | |
If you decide to manually configure TCP/IP, use WINS to obtain and resolve NetBIOS names. | To configure TCP/IP to use WINS | |
If you decide to manually configure TCP/IP, use DNS to obtain and resolve DNS names. | To configure TCP/IP to use DNS | |
(Optional) Configure additional or secondary methods to obtain and resolve NetBIOS names. | Advanced configuration | |
(Optional) Configure additional or secondary methods to obtain and resolve DNS names. | Advanced configuration | |
Use the ipconfig /all command to verify all current |
Ipconfig | |
Use the ping command to verify that you have |
To test a TCP/IP configuration by using the ping command | |
Use the nslookup command to verify that you are able to obtain and resolve DNS names. | Nslookup; To verify DNS registration for domain controllers using the nslookup command | |
Review Internet Protocol security (IPSec) concepts, and then configure IPSec for TCP/IP. | Internet Protocol security (IPSec) |
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