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CONNECTING WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL TOA NETWORK

Chapter 10

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OVERVIEW

Configure and troubleshoot the TCP/IP protocol

Connect to a wireless network Connect to the Internet using dial-up

networking Connect to a virtual private network (VPN) Configure and troubleshoot Internet

Connection Sharing (ICS) Configure and manage Remote Desktop

and Remote Assistance

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CONFIGURING TCP/IP

OSI and DARPA reference models

TCP/IP protocol architecture

TCP/IP addressing

Troubleshooting TCP/IP

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REFERENCE MODELS

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THE TCP/IP PROTOCOL SUITE

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THE TCP/IP PROTOCOL SUITE (CONTINUED)

Routable networking protocol

Supported by most operating systems

Can connect dissimilar systems

Provides access to Internet resources

Cross-platform client/server framework

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IP ADDRESSES

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STATIC IP ADDRESSING

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DYNAMIC IP ADDRESSING

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA)

Autoconfiguration for multiple network connectivity

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DYNAMIC HOST CONFIGURATION PROTOCOL (DHCP)

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CONFIGURING A DHCP CLIENT

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AUTOMATIC PRIVATE IP ADDRESSING (APIPA)

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ALTERNATIVE CONFIGURATION FOR TCP/IP

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TROUBLESHOOTING TCP/IP

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IPCONFIG

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PING

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TESTING CONNECTIVITY AND NAME RESOLUTION

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WIRELESS NETWORK TERMINOLOGY

802.11a/b/g

Infrastructure mode

Ad hoc mode

Service Set Identifier (SSID)

Wired Equivalent Protection (WEP)

802.11i (WPA)

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CONNECTING TO A WIRELESS NETWORK

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CONNECTING TO A NON-MICROSOFT NETWORK

Client Services for NetWare (CSNW)

NWLink protocol

Third-party network clients and protocols

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INSTALLING CLIENT SERVICES FOR NETWARE

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INSTALLING NWLINK

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NEW CONNECTION WIZARD

Connect to the Internet using dial-up networking. Dial-up connection

Broadband connection

Connect to your workplace. Dial-up connection

VPN connection

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CONFIGURING A NEW REMOTE CONNECTION

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CONFIGURING A VPN CONNECTION

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ENABLING INTERNET CONNECTION SHARING

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ENABLING INTERNET CONNECTION SHARING (CONTINUED)

Reassigns TCP/IP address on LAN interface

Enables limited IP address assignment service

Enables DNS proxy and NAT

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ENABLING REMOTE DESKTOP

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USING REMOTE DESKTOP

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REQUESTING REMOTE ASSISTANCE

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OFFERING REMOTE ASSISTANCE

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SUMMARY

The TCP/IP and DARPA reference models describe networks.

The DARPA model describes the TCP/IP protocol suite.

Microsoft TCP/IP supports static and dynamic addressing.

APIPA provides addresses when DHCP is unavailable.

The New Connection Wizard is used to create remote connections.

Remote Desktop provides remote control. Remote Assistance enables remote support.