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Table 11.13 TCP/IP Properties by Connection Type—Overview
Modem Access LAN Access
TCP/IP (“Dial-Up (“XYZ Network
Property Tab Setting Adapter”) Card”)
IP Address IP Address Automatically Specified (get value from
assigned by ISP network administrator)
WINS1 Enable/Disable Disabled Indicate server or enable
Configuration WINS Resolution DHCP2 to allow NetBIOS
over TCP/IP
Gateway Add Gateway/ None (PPP is used IP address of to Gateway
List of Gateways to connect modem used connect LAN to
to Internet) Internet
DNS3 Enable/Disable Usually disabled, Enabled, with host and
Configuration Host Domain unless proxy server domain specified (get
used by ISP value from network
administrator)
1. WINS = Windows Internet Naming Service; used on NT servers to automatically manage the
association of workstation names and locations to IP addresses; used with DHCP (see note 2)
2. DHCP = Domain Host Configuration Protocol; sets up IP addresses for PCs connected to an
NT network
3. DNS = Domain Name System; matches IP addresses to Web site names through the use of
name servers
TCP/IP Protocol Worksheet
Use the worksheet shown in Table 11.14 to track TCP/IP settings
for either network card or dial-up connections. The settings are
based on the Networks icon in Windows 9x. The first worksheet is
blank; the second worksheet lists typical (fictitious) settings for a
workstation on a LAN.
Table 11.14
IP Address
TCP/IP Protocol Settings Worksheet
Address Subnet Automatically
assigned
WINS Configuration
Enable/ Primary Secondary Scope ID Use DHCP
Disable WINS Server WINS Server for WINS
Resolution
Gateway (list in order; top = first)
First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth
Bindings That Will Use This Protocol (list)
Advanced (list)
Use TCP/IP as
Default
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