What is the purpose?
The purpose of lab exercises in this week is to identify valid Internet Protocol (IP) addresses, subnet masks, the components and structure of IPv6, and configure IP host addresses.
What are the steps?
Procedure
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What is the purpose?
The purpose of this lab exercise is to identify network services and protocols such as Domain Name Services (DNS), Network Address Translation (NAT), and Windows Internet Name Services (WINS).
What are the steps?
Procedure
Complete Simulation Exercises 6.1.2–6.3.3.
Lab
You are configuring network connections for a Windows XP Professional computer. Currently, your network uses manual IP addressing. Previously, your network did not use a DNS server, but three DNS servers have recently been installed.
Your task in this simulation is to configure the TCP/IP protocol for this computer's Local Area Connection network connection to use the following DNS server addresses:
Note: When you configure the TCP/IP properties, you can only set two DNS server addresses. To configure additional DNS server addresses, click the Advanced button. On the DNS tab, use the Add button to configure additional DNS server addresses.
Lab
You are configuring network connections for a Windows XP Professional computer. Currently, your network does not have a DHCP server. Your network has both Windows 98 and Windows XP computers. The network has two WINS servers.
Your task in this simulation is to configure the TCP/IP protocol for this computer's Local Area Connection network connection to use the following WINS server addresses:
Note: To configure the WINS server addresses, edit the TCP/IP properties as if you were configuring the IP address. Click the Advanced button and set the WINS server addresses on the WINS tab.
After finishing this section, you should be able to complete the following tasks:
This section covers the following exam objectives:
Lab
You are configuring network connections for a Windows Server 2003 computer. Previously, your network did not have a DHCP server, but you have just installed and configured one.
Your task in this simulation is to configure the TCP/IP protocol for the Local Area Connection network connection to get IP addressing and DNS server information from the DHCP server.
After finishing this section, you should be able to complete the following tasks:
This section covers the following exam objectives:
Lab
You are configuring Internet connectivity for a small office network. You want all computers on the network to connect to the Internet using a shared dial-up network connection on a Windows XP Professional computer. You want the connection to be established automatically any time a computer tries to access the Internet.
Your task in this simulation is to share the Dial Internet network connection on this computer. Allow on-demand dialing, but do not allow other users on the network to enable or disable the Internet connection manually.
Take a screen shot at the end of each assigned simulation exercise and submit here.
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