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Windows 10 Networking Lab Dr. Tom Hicks 1 | P a g e If this lab is an Individual assignment, you must do all coded programs on your own. You may ask others for help on the language syntax, but you must organize and present your own logical solution to the problem. No lab is complete until the student submits the signed pledge form associated with that lab. I realize that no coded programs will be graded until I turn in the sign & pledge form associated with that program; any late penalties will continue to compound until the pledge form is submitted. If this lab is a team assignment, both team members may share logic as they program side by side on their own computers. Each person must type all of his/her own code as part of the learning process. Team assignments are never to be “You do this portion and I’ll do that portion” or “You do this lab and I’ll do the next lab”. Some of the lab assignments will have short answer questions. These short answer questions will be spot checked and graded for completion, but not checked for accuracy. Once these labs are graded and returned, I encourage you to form a study team comprised of members of this class who have also successfully completed this lab for credit; once the labs have been graded and returned, you may compare your answers with this team if and only if they have successfully completed the lab. I/We realize that the penalty for turning in work that is not my own, or assisting others in doing so, can range from an "F" in the class to dismissal from Trinity University. I realize that it is a violation of academic integrity to share any portion of this lab with any students (outside my prof & my 3342 study team)! Print Name _________________________________________ Time Required = ______.____ Hrs. Signature _______________________________________________________________ (pledged) Windows 10 Networking Lab Install & Configure Windows 10 Individual Lab 30 Points Print Only First 4 Pages Answer The Following Questions As You Work Through This Lab You are to install Windows 10 on your Networking Workstation. Do not print the entire lab. Keep a sheet of scrap paper near by you are to do everything demonstrated (or asked) as you work through this lab keep track on the scrap paper so that you do not skip any of the steps. YOU WILL BE ASKED ORAL QUESTIONS ABOUT THIS LAB THE DAY DUE. 1] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have configured my system CMOS virtualization. 2] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed Windows 10 on my networking computer. 3] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have created folder C:\Software. 4] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed Firefox on my windows 10 system. It works. 5] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed Google Chrome on my windows 10 system. It works. 6] __________ [initial/Pledge] I my windows 10 activated. 7] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have placed icons Computer, User’s Files, Network, Control Panel, 7 Recycle Bin on my desktop. 8] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have signed in and out at least once.
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Windows 10 Networking Lab Dr. Tom Hicks 1 | P a g e

If this lab is an Individual assignment, you must do all coded programs on your own. You may ask others for help on the language syntax, but you must

organize and present your own logical solution to the problem. No lab is complete until the student submits the signed pledge form associated with that

lab. I realize that no coded programs will be graded until I turn in the sign & pledge form associated with that program; any late penalties will continue to

compound until the pledge form is submitted.

If this lab is a team assignment, both team members may share logic as they program side by side on their own computers. Each person must type all of

his/her own code as part of the learning process. Team assignments are never to be “You do this portion and I’ll do that portion” or “You do this lab and

I’ll do the next lab”.

Some of the lab assignments will have short answer questions. These short answer questions will be spot checked and graded for completion, but not

checked for accuracy. Once these labs are graded and returned, I encourage you to form a study team comprised of members of this class who have

also successfully completed this lab for credit; once the labs have been graded and returned, you may compare your answers with this team if and only

if they have successfully completed the lab.

I/We realize that the penalty for turning in work that is not my own, or assisting others in doing so, can range from an "F" in the class to dismissal from

Trinity University. I realize that it is a violation of academic integrity to share any portion of this lab with any students (outside my prof & my 3342 study

team)!

Print Name _________________________________________ Time Required = ______.____ Hrs.

Signature _______________________________________________________________ (pledged)

Windows 10 Networking Lab Install & Configure Windows 10

Individual Lab

30 Points

Print Only First 4 Pages

Answer The Following Questions As You Work Through This Lab

You are to install Windows 10 on your Networking Workstation. Do not print the entire lab. Keep a sheet of

scrap paper near by you are to do everything demonstrated (or asked) as you work through this lab keep

track on the scrap paper so that you do not skip any of the steps. YOU WILL BE ASKED ORAL QUESTIONS

ABOUT THIS LAB THE DAY DUE.

1] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have configured my system CMOS virtualization.

2] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed Windows 10 on my networking computer.

3] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have created folder C:\Software.

4] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed Firefox on my windows 10 system. It works.

5] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed Google Chrome on my windows 10 system. It works.

6] __________ [initial/Pledge] I my windows 10 activated.

7] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have placed icons Computer, User’s Files, Network, Control Panel, 7 Recycle Bin

on my desktop.

8] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have signed in and out at least once.

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9] __________ [initial/Pledge] I am able to access my class drop box.

10 __________ [initial/Pledge] I have pinned the Run command to my taskbar.

11] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have set the time and time zone correctly.

12] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have added myself, and all my team members, as users on my networking

computer.

13] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have added thicks as a user on my networking computer.

14] __________ [initial/Pledge] I given administrative privileges to thicks and all of my team members

15] __________ [initial/Pledge] I given remote desktop privileges to thicks and all of my team members

16] ___________________________________________ The host name automatically assigned to my computer

was _?_.

17] ___________________________________________ The command to display the host name and IP In a

command window is -?-.

18] ___________________________________________ My team number is _?_.

19] ___________________________________________ In accordance with the directions and the decisions made

by my team, my static workstation name is _?_.

20] ___________________________________________ In accordance with the directions and the decisions made

by my team, my static IP is _?_.

21] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have turned on network discovery. I can see my computer from others on the

Network,

22] ___________________________________________ [initial/Pledge] I have been successful renaming my

computer.

23] ___________________________________________ [initial/Pledge] I have created and shared folder Share in

which all of my users have full control.

24] ___________________________________________ [initial/Pledge] I have created and shared folder Software

in which thicks and all of my team have full control.

25] ___________________________________________ [initial/Pledge] I am successful copying files into folders

Share and Software from another computer.

26-28] Why would I not be successful accessing \\CS-30 from a dorm on lower campus?

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

29] ___________________________________________ The command to display the host name, but not the IP In

a command window is -?-.

30] __________ [initial/Pledge] I am able to remote desktop into my network computer – from another computer in

the same switch – when entering the computer name.

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31] ___________________________________________ My network Workstation was initially _?_ {static/dynamic]

32] ___________________________________________________________________________________ DHCP

is an acronym for _?_

33] ___________________________________________ [initial/Pledge] The initial IP address provided for my

workstation was _?_

34] ___________________________________________ [initial/Pledge] The Mac address of my Major Ethernet

adapter is _?_

35] ___________________________________________ [initial/Pledge] The initial subnet mask provided for my

workstation was _?_

36] ___________________________________________ [initial/Pledge] The initial gateway provided for my

workstation was _?_

37] ___________________________________________ [initial/Pledge] The IP Address of my initial server was

_?_

38] ___________________________________________ [initial/Pledge] The initial lease life my workstation was

_?_

39] ___________________________________________ I want to see if there is another computer with the name

Z1W1 on the LAN. The command to which will attempt to communicate with that computer is -?-.

40] __________ [initial/Pledge] I am able to remote desktop into my network computer – from another computer

anywhere on the network – when entering the IP address.

41] __________ [initial/Pledge] I am successful pinging my network computer by IP address.

42] ___________________________________________ The fully qualified DNS entry for my workstation is _?_.

43] __________ [initial/Pledge] I am successful pinging my network computer by the fully qualified DNS entry.

44] __________ [initial/Pledge] I am successful accessing my network computer’s file system by the fully qualified

DNS entry.

45] __________ [initial/Pledge] I am successful remote desktoping into my network computer by the fully qualified

DNS entry.

46] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have configured the default document view as shown in the instructions below. I can

see all file extensions.

47] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed Sophos antivirus .on my network computer.

48] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed Adobe acrobat reader.on my network computer.

49] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed Adobe acrobat air.on my network computer.

50] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed Adobe shockwave.on my network computer.

51] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed Adobe acrobat flash.on my network computer.

52] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed our newest version of Microsoft Office.on my network computer.

53] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed our newest version of Paint.net.on my network computer.

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54] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed Visual Studio 2015.on my network computer.

55] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have installed Notepad ++.on my network computer.

56] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have completed all of the Windows Updates on my network computer.

57] __________ [initial/Pledge] I have customized my start menu.

58-65] Tell the most important info about a DHCP server:

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

66-75] Explain the communication that goes on when a computer connects to a network. [Static/DHCP]

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________________

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Configure The Computer CMOS for Virtualization

1] If you are going to do any virtualization, it is a good idea to enable it before you install Windows Server 2012.

2] If there are multiple hard drives on the system, temporarily disconnect all but the one you wish to use for the

server install.

Burn Your ISO Image & Boot From CD/DVD

1] My students should go to DreamSpark.com & download Microsoft Windows Server 10 Enterprise. Burn it to a

Install Windows 10

1] Depressing the F12 key often provides you an opportunity to select the boot device. Select your DVD.

2] When prompted, press a key to boot from DVD.

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3] Using the mouse, push/select the Next button.

4] Using the mouse, push/select the Install Now button.

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5] Accept the terms. Using the mouse, push/select the Next button.

6] Select the Custom Install button..

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7] Delete all existing partitions. Using the mouse, push/select the New button.

8] Use the entire drive. Using the mouse, push/select the Apply button.

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9] Using the mouse, push/select the Ok button.

10] Using the mouse, push/select the Format button.

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11] Using the mouse, push/select the Ok button.

12] Using the mouse, push/select the Next button.

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13] The install will take a few minutes here.

14] A reboot will occur.

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15] Using the mouse, push the Use Express Settings button.

16] Select Join a Domain. Using the mouse, push the Continue button.

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Set The Password

1] Select & enter the administrative password; keep good secure records. Using the mouse, push/select the Next

button.

2] It will take a couple minutes to create your profile.

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Create Folder/Directory Software

1] Create folder Software at the root of drive C. Use this Folder to store software you install on your system.

Install Firefox

1] Install Firefox on your windows 10 system. I have placed the source code in folder C:\Software\Firefox.

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Install Google Chrome

1] Install Chrome on your windows 10 system. I have placed the source code in folder C:\Software\Chrome

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See Me To Activate Windows

1] If Windows 10 is not on your Dream Spark Account, you will have to see me to enter the Activation code.

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Add Desktop Icons

1] Personalize your desktop. Place the icons for Computer, User’s Files, Network, Control Panel, & Recycle Bin on

your desktop.

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How To Log Out – Shutdown - Restart

1] Right-mouse click on the windows button at the bottom left of the desktop Select Shut down or sign

out Select Sign out, Shut down, or Restart (as is appropriate).

2] Practice Signing In & Out at least once.

Windows Shortcut Key

1] The windows key is located at the bottom left of many keyboards..

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Windows Shortcut For Run

1] Hold down the Window Key & Push the R TRY IT! My students in the networking

course should try the following:

2] They will have to enter their credentials.

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3] My students should get together with me if they are unable to get to their class drop box. Your drop box will

contain a “To Be Graded Folder’ put your assignments in this folder when they are ready for grading. Always

have a backup. Your drop box will also contain a “Work In Progress” folder put incomplete assignments in this

folder.

Search The Web & Windows Feature I

1] You should be able to use this window to launch hundreds of windows tools by typing in part, or all, or a

command. For example, enter Run.

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2] One, or many possible commands may be seen above the window. Once you identify the command – from the list

– you may

A] Touch the command to run it

B] Right mouse click on the command and select the option to Pin it to your start menu

C] Right mouse click on the command to Pin it to your taskbar

6] Pin the Run command to your taskbar.

Search The Web & Windows Feature

1] There is a quick search box in the left side of the task bar at the bottom.

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2] Enter your class folder in the window; \\mars.cs.trinity.edu\3342

3] If the networking is correct, you should be able to log in and navigate to this window.

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Windows Shortcut For Settings

1] Hold down Windows Key & Push the I TRY IT!

Listing of Windows Shortcut Keys

Windows Key + C - Opens Charms bar Windows Key + Ctrl + Tab - Cycles through apps Windows Key + Shift + Tab - Cycles through apps in reverse order Windows Key + D - Switch to desktop (from start screen) Windows Key + E - Opens file explorer Windows Key + F - Search (files and folders) Windows Key + H - Share Windows Key + I - Settings Windows Key + K - Devices Windows Key + M - Minimizes current windows on desktop Windows Key + O - Sets device orientation Windows Key + Pause - System properties Windows Key + PgDown- Moves current app to right monitor Windows Key + PgUp- Moves current app to left monitor Windows Key + PrtScr - Save screenshot Windows Key + Q - Global search Windows Key + R - Run command Windows Key + spacebar - Switch keyboard/input language Windows Key + TAB - Provides list of running programs Windows Key + U - Ease of access center Windows Key + V - Cycles notifications Windows Key + Shift + V - Cycles notifications in reverse order Windows Key + Y - Shows desktop screen Windows Key + W - System settings search

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Set The Time

1] Server time is critical. Make sure you have the correct time zone and time. Mine is wrong!

2] Using the mouse, double-click on the time (bottom Right) to bring up the time change GUI. Click on the Date and

Time Settings button.

3] Using the mouse, the Change Time Zone button.

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Windows Shortcut To Get To My Computer (This PC)

1] Hold down Windows Key & Push the E TRY IT!

Add New Local Users

1] Right-mouse click on the Window Icon select Computer Management

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or click on the Computer Management App.

3] Expand the Local Users &Groups (left panel). Right mouse click on Users Select New User.

4] Add thicks as one of your users; make the password trinity. Add accounts for each of your team members;

let them enter their passwords. Be sure that you have a FullName and Description for each account.

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5] You can see my users below. You should have included the FullName and Description for all of your users.

Give Administrative Privileges To thicks and Each Of Your Team Members

1] Expand the Groups tab (left). Double-Click Administrators. Give administrative privileges as directed.

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Give Remote Desktop Privileges To thicks and Each Of Your Team Members

1] Expand the Groups tab (left). Double-Click remote Desktop Users. Give remote desktop privileges as directed.

Enable Remote Desktop

1] Right-mouse click on This Computer Select Properties

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2] Using the mouse, click on the Remote Settings button.

3] Allow Remote Users to connect. Push the Select Users button.

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4] Add all of your administrative users. Push the OK button.

Identify Your Current Network Configuration

1] Bring up a command window. Enter ipconfig /all

2] Note the crazy Host Name assigned to your computer during the installation process. When a computer is

connected to a network, the computer name and MAC Address of the NIC card is passed to switches and routers

on the network. A more meaningful name for your computer will make network maintenance easier and more

efficient.

3] The next few pages contain switch names and IP addresses we shall use all semester. Team 1 is to call their

Windows 10 network computers Z1W1, Z1W2, Z1W3, Z1W4, Z1W5. Your team shall use them in order and decide

who gets what names.

4] Team 2 is to call their Windows 10 network computers Z2W1, Z2W2, Z2W3, Z2W4, Z2W5

5] Team 3 is to call their Windows 10 network computers Z3W1, Z3W2, Z3W3, Z3W4, Z3W5

6] Team 4 is to call their Windows 10 network computers Z4W1, Z4W2, Z4W3, Z4W4, Z4W5

7] Make a note of the information for your team.

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Turn Off Your Firewall

1] Go to Control Panel. Select Firewall. Push the Turn Windows Firewall on or off button.

2] We will tighten and configure firewalls later.

3] For the moment, turn them off.

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Computer Science Subnet 131.194.33.xxx DNS Entries, Static IP’s, DHCP, & Cloud Assignments

Dr. Tom Hicks

Main Subnet Switch

Zone N : 131.194.33.0 - 131.194.33.31

Zone N Network ....: 131.194.33.0 TU Networking To Our Rack

Subnet ............: 255.255.255.0

Broadcast .........: 131.194.33.31

NetSwitch.cs.trinity.edu..: 131.194.33.1 Main Switch In Rack

TU Issue 29 IP Address in the range : 131.194.33.2 - 131.194.33.30

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Team 1

Zone 1: 131.194.33.32 - 131.194.33.63

Zone 1 Network .................: 131.194.33.32 Rack Router For Team 1

Subnet .........................: 255.255.255.0

Broadcast ......................: 131.194.33.63

Z1CR.cs.trinity.edu Zone 1 Cisco Router ...........: 131.194.33.33

Z1CR Issue 11 Dynamic Addresses in the range : 131.194.33.40 - 131.194.33.50

Z1CS Zone 1 Cisco Switch ............: 131.194.33.34

Z1W1.cs.trinity.edu Zone 1 Static Workstation 1 ....: 131.194.33.35

Z1W2.cs.trinity.edu Zone 1 Static Workstation 2 ....: 131.194.33.36

Z1W3.cs.trinity.edu Zone 1 Static Workstation 3 ....: 131.194.33.37

Z1W4.cs.trinity.edu Zone 1 Static Workstation 4 ....: 131.194.33.38

Z1W5.cs.trinity.edu Zone 1 Static Workstation 5 ....: 131.194.33.39

Z1BR.cs.trinity.edu Zone 1 Business Router ........: 131.194.33.51

Z1BR Issue 11 Dynamic Addresses in the range : 131.194.33.52 - 131.194.33.62

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Team 2

Zone 2: 131.194.33.64 - 131.194.33.95

Zone 2 Network .................: 131.194.33.64 Rack Router For Team 1

Subnet .........................: 255.255.255.0

Broadcast ......................: 131.194.33.95

Z2CR.cs.trinity.edu Zone 2 Cisco Router ...........: 131.194.33.65

Z2CR Issue 11 Dynamic Addresses in the range : 131.194.33.72 - 131.194.33.82

Z2CS.cs.trinity.edu Zone 2 Cisco Switch ............: 131.194.33.66

Z2W1.cs.trinity.edu Zone 2 Static Workstation 1 ....: 131.194.33.67

Z2W2.cs.trinity.edu Zone 2 Static Workstation 2 ....: 131.194.33.68

Z2W3.cs.trinity.edu Zone 2 Static Workstation 3 ....: 131.194.33.69

Z2W4.cs.trinity.edu Zone 2 Static Workstation 4 ....: 131.194.33.70

Z2W5.cs.trinity.edu Zone 2 Static Workstation 5 ....: 131.194.33.71

Z2BR.cs.trinity.edu Zone 2 Business Router ........: 131.194.33.83

Z2BR Issue 11 Dynamic Addresses in the range : 131.194.33.84 - 131.194.33.94

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Team 3

Zone 3: 131.194.33.96 - 131.194.33.127

Zone 3 Network .................: 131.194.33.96 Rack Router For Team 1

Subnet .........................: 255.255.255.0

Broadcast ......................: 131.194.33.127

Z3CR.cs.trinity.edu Zone 3 Cisco Router ...........: 131.194.33.97

Z3CR Issue 11 Dynamic Addresses in the range : 131.194.33.104 - 131.194.33.114

Z3CS.cs.trinity.edu Zone 3 Cisco Switch ............: 131.194.33.98

Z3W1.cs.trinity.edu Zone 3 Static Workstation 1 ....: 131.194.33.99

Z3W2.cs.trinity.edu Zone 3 Static Workstation 2 ....: 131.194.33.100

Z3W3.cs.trinity.edu Zone 3 Static Workstation 3 ....: 131.194.33.101

Z3W4.cs.trinity.edu Zone 3 Static Workstation 4 ....: 131.194.33.102

Z3W5.cs.trinity.edu Zone 3 Static Workstation 5 ....: 131.194.33.103

Z3BR.cs.trinity.edu Zone 3 Business Router ........: 131.194.33.115

Z3BR Issue 11 Dynamic Addresses in the range : 131.194.33.116 - 131.194.33.126

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Team 4

Zone 4: 131.194.33.128 - 131.194.33.159

Zone 4 Network .................: 131.194.33.128 Rack Router For Team 1

Subnet .........................: 255.255.255.0

Broadcast ......................: 131.194.33.159

Z4CR.cs.trinity.edu Zone 4 Cisco Router ...........: 131.194.33.129

Z4CR Issue 11 Dynamic Addresses in the range : 131.194.33.136 - 131.194.33.146

Z4CS.cs.trinity.edu Zone 4 Cisco Switch ............: 131.194.33.130

Z4W1.cs.trinity.edu Zone 4 Static Workstation 1 ....: 131.194.33.131

Z4W2.cs.trinity.edu Zone 4 Static Workstation 2 ....: 131.194.33.132

Z4W3.cs.trinity.edu Zone 4 Static Workstation 3 ....: 131.194.33.133

Z4W4.cs.trinity.edu Zone 4 Static Workstation 4 ....: 131.194.33.134

Z4W5.cs.trinity.edu Zone 4 Static Workstation 5 ....: 131.194.33.135

Z4BR.cs.trinity.edu Zone 4 Business Router ........: 131.194.33.147

Z4BR Issue 11 Dynamic Addresses in the range : 131.194.33.148 - 131.194.33.158

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Team 5

Zone 5: 131.194.33.160 - 131.194.33.191

Zone 5 Network .................: 131.194.33.160 Rack Router For Team 1

Subnet .........................: 255.255.255.0

Broadcast ......................: 131.194.33.191

Z5CR.cs.trinity.edu Zone 5 Cisco Router ...........: 131.194.33.161

Z5CR Issue 11 Dynamic Addresses in the range : 131.194.33.168 - 131.194.33.178

Z5CS.cs.trinity.edu Zone 5 Cisco Switch ............: 131.194.33.162

Z5W1.cs.trinity.edu Zone 5 Static Workstation 1 ....: 131.194.33.163

Z5W2.cs.trinity.edu Zone 5 Static Workstation 2 ....: 131.194.33.164

Z5W3.cs.trinity.edu Zone 5 Static Workstation 3 ....: 131.194.33.165

Z5W4.cs.trinity.edu Zone 5 Static Workstation 4 ....: 131.194.33.166

Z5W5.cs.trinity.edu Zone 5 Static Workstation 5 ....: 131.194.33.167

Z5BR.cs.trinity.edu Zone 5 Business Router ........: 131.194.33.179

Z5BR Issue 11 Dynamic Addresses in the range : 131.194.33.180 - 131.194.33.190

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Turn On Network Discovery

1] Using the mouse, double click on Network. Since Network Discovery has not yet been turned on, you will not be

able to see other computers in the network. Neither will they be able to see you.

2] Click to change Choose Turn on Network Discovery and File Sharing.

3] Turn on Network Discovery and File Sharing for all Public Networks.

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4] Note that we can now see host DESKTOP-L8OHN5L.

5] Using the mouse, double-click on DESKTOP-L8OHN5L Since nothing is configured for sharing, the window is

empty.

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6] Unbeknownst to most folks there is an administrative access to all drives, by default you simply need to specify

the drive letter and a dollar sign. If you are on the system, login will not be necessary, If you are on a remote

system, you will have to log in to get access. Try it!

7] This is an easy way to access files across a network. If the remote system has a password and username that

matches the ones on your current system, Microsoft will use Pass-Through-Authorization to give you access

without the need for entering a username-password.

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My Networking Configuration

1] I am reserving the entire 131.194.33.xxx subnet for my networking class. I need a configuration to use for this lab.

I am going to use the following throughout this assignment sheet:

Computer Name CS-30

DNS Entry 131.194.34.80

Subnet Mask 255.255.255.0

Gateway 131.194.34.1

DNS Entries 131.194.151.202 & 131.194.151.203

Ping Your Computer Name

1] We never want two computers on the network named the same; this will confuse the traffic directing in routers

and switches CS-30

2] Ping your new computer name if ping replies correctly, we have a problem. See Dr. Hicks!

3] Ping krypton.cs.trinity.edu it should reply correctly!

4] Ping can be blocked by firewalls and routers. We are going to lower our firewall so that Ping works!

5] Ping your computer by the long ugly installation name this should reply correctly as well.

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Rename Your Computer

1] Using the names provided for your team above, rename your networking computer. I am going to use CS-30

2] Go to the start screen. Right Mouse Click on This PC Select Properties

3] Using the mouse, push/select the Change Settings button.

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4] Using the mouse, push/select the Change button.

5] Name your server. Using the mouse, push/select the OK button.

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6] Using the mouse, push/select the Restart button.

7] Once you log in, click on the Network once again. Note that you can see your new computer name. The old

computer name will generally remain for a while, but the system is no longer available through that access point.

8] Go to another workstation on the same switch – confirm that you can see your new computer name.

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IPCONFIG Hostname

1] Bring up a command window. Enter ipconfig /all

2] Confirm that your Host Name has changed.

Create A Share Folder

1] Create a folder called C{\Share

Give All Users Full Control Of The Share Folder

1] We are going to give all users, with accounts on your network workstation full control of the share.

2] The first step is to provide these users full control in the Access Control List for when they are logged on to the

system.

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3] Right-mouse click on folder Share Select Properties

4] Select the Security Tab. Using the mouse, click/select the Advanced button.

5] Using the mouse, click/select the Disable Inheritance button.

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6] Using the mouse, click/select the Disable Convert Inherited Permissions button.

7] Using the mouse, double click on Users.

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8] Give Users full control. This does not give the entire world full control because the entire world does not have

login privileges on your system. Using the mouse, push/select the OK button.

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9] Now it is time to create a share for folder Share. Someone with administrative privileges can access the entire

drive through C$, but there will be many times that you want to give individuals, or groups of individuals, access to

only certain folders on your computer.

10] Using the mouse, select the Sharing tab. Using the mouse, select/push the Advanced Sharing button.

11] Check Share this folder. Using the mouse, push/select the Permissions button.

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12] Give Users full control. Using the mouse, push/select the Ok button.

13] Giving permissions from the Share simply grants access through the door; it also requires the ACL permissions to

access data.

14] Create a share for folder Software give access to thicks and all of your team members. Create one for drive C

if you like.

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15] Go to another computer on your switch. Go to run access your system.

16] Enter the appropriate credentials.

17] Go to Run on another computer on the same switch. Access your network computer. You should see these two

shares. Confirm that you can copy items into these two folders.

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Hostname Command

1] Enter cmd in the Search Window Right Mouse Click on Command Prompt Select Run As Administrator.

There are lots of windows commands that can only be run as an Administrator.

2] Using the mouse, select/push the Yes button.

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3] Note the Administrative Command Prompt. Enter the command HostName. You should see your computer

name.

Remote Desktop – Use Computer Name

1] Start Remote Desktop from another computer that is plugged into your same switch.

2] Enter your credentials.

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3] Using the mouse, push/select the Yes button.

4] When you start your system, the switch table stores your computer name and MAC address; this enables the

switch to direct the remote desktop traffic to your system.

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Identify Your DHCP Status

1] Bring up a command window. Enter ipconfig /all

v

2] Note that the DNS Suffix is trinity.local without the DNS suffix, trinity students would not be able to access

//TUCC-TIGER/SOFTWARE

3] Note that your computer is currently configured for DHCP.

4] Note that the MAC Address on my Ethernet Adapter is 00-15-5D-22-CE-06

DHCP Server

1] Most local area networks contain a device that provides DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) services.

This devise may be

A Switch

A Router

A Computer (server)

2] This device contains a bank (collection) of IP Addresses that are loaned to clients that wish to connect to the

network. This loan is called a “lease”. These IP addresses are loaned to a client for a period of time called a

“lease life”.

3] The Lease Life period is an option that can generally be configured on the DHCP server.

4] The DHCP server will periodically make contact with the client to make sure that they are still connected. If the

client is still on the network, the lease life is restarted; it sort of acts like a count-down timer.

5] Not all of the devices use the same contact mechanism. The last time I researched one of my Cisco Switches,

they would attempt to contact the client ½ way through the lease if the client is still active, the lease life is

restarted; if not it would attempt to contact the client ¾ way through the lease if the client is still active, the

lease life is restarted; if not it would attempt to contact the client 7/8 way through the lease if the client is still

active, the lease life is restarted; if not it would attempt to contact the client 15/16 way through the lease if the

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client is still active, the lease life is restarted and if not that IP address would be returned to the available pool and

issued to another client.

6] Problems occur when there are two devices on a network that are attempting to use the same IP address.

7] Those clients that contain a Static IP Address (especially data servers, mail servers, web servers, database

servers, file servers, printers) have IP addresses that are not part of the bank of dynamic IP addresses.

Connecting A Device To A Network

1] When a computer is plugged into a network it transmits packets that contain

The Computer Name

The MAC Address of the Ethernet/Wireless Adapter

If the Adapter is configured for DHCP

o A request is sent to the DHCP server for (1) an IP address, (2) a subnet mask, (3) a gateway,

and (4) one or more local DNS server IP addresses

Else

o It includes the Static IP in the transmission

2] These transmitted packets are picked up by the DHCP server. Switches and Routers use create a “Routing

Table” that contain (at least) the computer name, IP, & Mac Address of all devices on the network.

3] Some switches are configured to share routing tables. Some switch interfaces allow you to see portions, or all, of

the routing table information.

4] Each of the Lab systems in 270S (not your Network systems) are plugged into the same switch. These systems

are named CS-1, CS-2, … ,CS-8. I can log into CS-1 and access the file system on CS-2 by \\CS-2 because the

switch can find CS-2 in its routing table; I do not have to use the IP address! If I were on lower campus this will

not work unless computer services configures all of the switches to share router tables.

5] I can log into CS-1 and remote desktop into CS-2 using the computer name in the connection; I do not have to

use the IP address! If I were on lower campus this will not work unless computer services configures all of the

switches to share router tables.

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Identify Your IP Address

1] Bring up a command window. Enter ipconfig /all

2] Note that the IP address provided by this DHCP switch is 131.194.34.202

3] Note that the subnet mask provided by this DHCP switch is 255.255.255.0

4] Note that the gateway provided by this DHCP switch is 131.194.34.1

5] Note that the IP address of the DHCP server is 131.194.151.123

Ping Your Computer Name

1] We never want two computers on the network named the same; this will confuse the traffic directing in routers

and switches CS-30

2] Ping your new computer name if ping replies correctly, we have a problem. See Dr. Hicks!

3] Ping krypton.cs.trinity.edu it should reply correctly!

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4] Ping can be blocked by firewalls and routers. We are going to lower our firewall so that Ping works!

5] Ping your computer by the long ugly installation name this should reply correctly as well.

IPCONFIG /Release IPCONFIG/Renew

1] I have recently started this computer. Bring up a command window. Enter ipconfig /all

2] There are times – maybe when the DHCP server is restarted – that one must get another IP address. This is a

two step process that begins by releasing the current IP address – ipconfig /release

3] Try your web browser now; it will not work.

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4] This is a bit difficult to simulate with only one computer since you often are redistributed the same IP address

because the address are often distributed as a queue. This is not the case when your DHCP server is restarted.

Ping By IP Address

1] We never want two computers on the network to have the same IP Addresses; this will confuse the traffic

directing in routers and switches.

2] Go to another computer. Ping your current IP Address : mine is 131.194.34.202

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3] Now Ping your new IP (See the list above) Mine is going to be 131.194.34.80 I want to make sure that

this IP is not used I am going to use it as my static IP address.

Remote Desktop – Use Computer IP Address

1] Start Remote Desktop from another computer that is plugged into any switch on your network..

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2] Enter your credential

3] Using the mouse, push/select the Yes button.

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4] When you start your system, the switch table stores your computer name and MAC address; this enables the

switch to direct the remote desktop traffic to your system.

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Configure The Static IP

1] Open the Control Panel. Using the mouse, push/select the Network and Sharing Center button.

2] Using the mouse, push/select the Change Adapter Settings button.

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3] Using the mouse, double-click the Ethernet adapter.

4] Enter the product key. Using the mouse, push/select the Next button.

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5] Using the mouse, double-click on Internet Protocol Version 4 button.

6] The server is currently set to DHCP. We are now going to configure it statically.

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7] Students on the Trinity Network will want to do the following in order to access all windows and linux systems.

a] Select the DNS tab. Append suffix trinity.local

b] Using the mouse, push the Wins tab. Select Enable NetBIOS over TCP/IP.

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Testing

1] Go to a computer that is not on your switch. Connect to the Software Share on your computer file system using

the fully qualified name;

\\Z1W1.cs.trinity.edu\Software ?

2] On this same computer, remote desktop into your system using the fully qualified name

Z2W1.cs.trinity.edu ?

3] On this same computer, ping your system using the fully qualified name

Z3W1.cs.trinity.edu

Configure Default Document View

1] It is important to be able to distinguish between images, word documents, text documents, batch files,

executables, etc. We should be able to determine this from a glimpse at the file names. I realize that the icons,

help, but seeing the extension name would help us identify specific files.

2] Open the control panel. Using the mouse, double-click on File Explorer Options.

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3] Using the mouse, push/select the View tab. Make the changes highlighted below

Install Adobe Components

1] Install Adobe Reader, Adobe Flash Player, Adobe AIR, Adobe Shockwave Player.

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Connect To Trinity Network

1] Run. Enter \\TUCC-TIGER\ Push the OK button.

2] Enter your network credentials.

3] Student user folders are in folder Users. Student software is in folder Software. Professor share folders are in

folder Class.

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Install Sophos Antivirus

1] Run. Enter \\TUCC-TIGER\Software\ Install the Sophos Antivirus.

Install Office

1] Run. Enter \\TUCC-TIGER\Software\Microsoft\ Install the 64-bit software for the newest version of Office.

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Install Paint.Net

1] Download & Install the current version of Paint.NET

http://www.fileparade.com/listing/122688/Paint.NET?did=10844&pid=1&ppd=search,33431451740,paint.net,e,,c,0,,,&gclid=CKLOhc-

KhrwCFcFj7AodXggAqQ

Clean Up

1] You may have noticed McAffee Antivirus on the desktop. I am sure some other junk needs to be removed from

this system.

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2] If you have GigaClicks Crawer, uninstall it.

3] If you have McAffee, uninstall it.

4] If you have Websteroids, uninstall it.

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Download & Install Notepad ++

1] Download & Install the current version of Notepad ++.

Keep All Installed Software In C:\Software

1] As always, I recommend keeping all installed software in folder c:\software. It is convenient to have it around if

reinstalling.

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Customize The Start Menu

1] I would like each of my students to log in and customize their start screen. Set up your shortcuts.

2] You may install other legal software.

3] My start screen includes the following:

Windows Updates

1] Turn on and complete all of the windows updates.

What To Turn In

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1] You sign & submit the Pledge form.

a) Review the Pledge statement

b) Sign & Pledge

c) Record the amount of time you think you spent on this lab

d) Staple all pages of this lab. Fold in half length-wise (like a hot-dog). Put your name on the outside. Place it on the professor

desk before the beginning of lecture on the day it is due. The penalty for late homework will not exceed 25% off per day.

2] Place any power point presentations, diagrams, and/or code in the "To Be Graded Folder" of the Professor’s Drop

Box. If this is a team lab, place a copy in the Team Folder; If this is an individual lab, place it in your Personal Folder.

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a) I do not accept programs by mail; do not submit labs via email!

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A] Programs that do not compile are worth little, if anything.

B] If a print statement format is off, the penalties will often be less than the 25% per day late penalty; turn in the lab. You would not be

happy if you went to Best Buy and purchased a large screen TV that did everything except show the picture; you would consider it

pretty worthless. Most users consider software that does not work properly pretty useless as well. If the lab is not working correctly,

credit will be small (if any); you might be better to accept a 25% (1 day) late penalty and turn in the lab working correctly!

C] Start all programs early so that you can get in contact with the professor if you have problems.

D] If you are turning in this lab late, you may

hand it to me if I am in the office

put it in the mail box outside my office door

slide it under the outer door to our suite {if locked}

slide it under my office door. The sooner I get late labs, the sooner the late penalty meter quits clicking.

E] Backup your programs in at least three places. Put a copy on your Y drive. Put a copy on your flash drive. Put a copy on your

personal computer. Send yourself a copy in your e-mail.


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