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Table 11.14 TCP/IP Protocol Settings Worksheet Continued
IP Address
Disable/
Enable DNS
Host
DNS Configuration
Domain
First DNS Second DNS Third DNS Fourth DNS Fifth DNS Sixth DNS
Server Server Server Server Server Server
First Domain Second Domain Third Domain Fourth Fifth Sixth Domain
Suffix Suffix Suffix Domain Domain Suffix
Suffix Suffix
Table 11.15 shows how TCP/IP protocols could be set up to enable
Internet access via a LAN in an office building. If you use TCP/IP
for both Internet and LAN access as your only protocol, your settings
will vary.
Table 11.15
Connection
IP Address
Completed TCP/IP Protocol Settings Worksheet—LAN
Automatically
Address Subnet assigned Notes
192.168.0.241 255.255.255.0 No If automatically assigned = “Yes”, no
values are used for either address or
subnet
WINS Resolution
Enable/ Primary WINS Secondary WINS
Use DHCP
for WINS
Disable Server Server Scope ID resolution Notes
Disable (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) If “disable”, no
values for
other fields
Gateway (list in order; top=1st)
First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth
192.168.0.1 192.168.0.2 (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)
Bindings That Will Use this Protocol (list)
Client for File and Print Note
Microsoft Sharing for *This is a very dangerous setting. While this may be listed
Networks Microsoft as an option, do not enable it if you use another protocol
enabled Networks* for your LAN. Enabling this setting would allow anybody
disabled on the Web access to your system!
Advanced (list)
Use TCP/IP as Other value(s) Note
Default *This network also uses NetBEUI for internal LAN
communications; if TCP/IP were the only protocol, it would
be enabled as default.
disabled* (none)
Chapter 11—Networking