Unit10
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This document discusses establishing network connectivity by configuring basic TCP/IP settings like IP addresses and DNS names, as well as configuring server-side services for DHCP, DNS, and WINS. It explains how DHCP works by broadcasting requests from clients and responses from servers to dynamically assign IP addresses and configurations. DNS and WINS allow name resolution from names to IP addresses within networks.
Unit10
- 2. Overview • Basic Connectivity • Naming Computers on a TCP/IP Network • Configuring the Server Side
- 3. Basic Connectivity • TCP/IP Configuration – IP Address – Advanced Settings
- 4. Naming Computers on a TCP/IP Network • NETBios • DNS – FQDN
- 5. Server Configuration • DHCP • DNS • WINS
- 6. DHCP • DHCPDISCOVER – The client broadcasts the network looking for a DHCP server • DHCPOFFER – The DHCP server receives the client’s request and broadcasts the client’s IP address, subnet mask, and IP address of the DHCP server • DHCPREQUEST – The client accepts the IP information • DHCPACK – The DHCP server sends a response to the client’s acceptance of the IP information and includes the remaining IP configuration
- 7. DNS