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Checking for a Network Adapter
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Open up the Control Panel |
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Click on the Network icon |
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If you have a network adapter, other than the Dial-up Adapter, continue to the next page |
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If not, continue with Adding a Network Adapter |
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Adding and Configuring the TCP/IP Protocol
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Confirming the Default Network Settings
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Open up the Control Panel |
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Click on the Network icon |
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If you have Client for Netware Networks:
- Highlight it
- Click on Remove
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The default setting should look like the panel below |
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Adding TCP/IP Protocol
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Click on the Add button |
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Click on Protocol |
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Click on Microsoft |
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Click on TCP/IP |
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Highlight NetBEUI – Click on Remove |
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Highlight IPX/SPX – Click on Remove |
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Click on OK and reboot if necessary |
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Your Network Setup should look like: |
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Configuring TCP/IP
IP Address
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Click on TCP/IP |
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Select IP Address: |
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If you have a DHCP serviced subnet,
- Select Obtain an IP Address Automatically
- Go to Configure WINS Server for DHCP
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If not, enter your IP address and Subnet Mask |
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Click on WINS Configuration |
Configuring TCP/IP
WINS Configuration
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If you do not have a WINS Server, select Disable WINS Resolution |
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If have a WINS Server but not a DHCP serviced subnet:
- Select Enable WINS Resolution
- Type in the Primary and Secondary IP addresses for your WINS Servers
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If you have a DHCP serviced subnet, select Use DHCP for WINS Resolution |
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Click on Gateway Configuration |
Configuring TCP/IP
Gateway Configuration
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Type in the IP address of your Gateways or Routers |
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Click on ADD after each one |
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Click on DNS Configuration |
Configuring TCP/IP
DNS IP Addresses
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Type in your Host Name |
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Type in your Domain Name |
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Type in the IP address for your network’s Domain Name Server(s) |
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Click on Add |
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If you have more than one DNS server, add subsequent IP addresses. |
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Bindings and Advanced should not need to be modified |
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Click on OK and reboot. You should then have network access. |
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