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    Setup Peer To Peer Network

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    This document provides instructions for setting up a peer-to-peer network connection between two desktop computers. It outlines 15 steps to connect the computers via network cables, configure their network adapters with unique IP addresses, and test the connection using ipconfig and ping commands. The objectives are to prepare network cables, configure the network adapters for a LAN, and view and test the network connection. Tools needed include crimping tools, wire strippers, and a LAN cable tester.

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    Setup Peer To Peer Network

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    This document provides instructions for setting up a peer-to-peer network connection between two desktop computers. It outlines 15 steps to connect the computers via network cables, configure their network adapters with unique IP addresses, and test the connection using ipconfig and ping commands. The objectives are to prepare network cables, configure the network adapters for a LAN, and view and test the network connection. Tools needed include crimping tools, wire strippers, and a LAN cable tester.

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    This document provides instructions for setting up a peer-to-peer network connection between two desktop computers. It outlines 15 steps to connect the computers via network cables, configure their network adapters with unique IP addresses, and test the connection using ipconfig and ping commands. The objectives are to prepare network cables, configure the network adapters for a LAN, and view and test the network connection. Tools needed include crimping tools, wire strippers, and a LAN cable tester.

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    Setup Peer To Peer Network

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    This document provides instructions for setting up a peer-to-peer network connection between two desktop computers. It outlines 15 steps to connect the computers via network cables, configure their network adapters with unique IP addresses, and test the connection using ipconfig and ping commands. The objectives are to prepare network cables, configure the network adapters for a LAN, and view and test the network connection. Tools needed include crimping tools, wire strippers, and a LAN cable tester.

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    COMPUTER SYSTEMS SERVICING NC II

    Setup Peer-to-peer
    Network Connection
    COC 2: Setup Computer Networks

    Dan Avergonzado
    CSS NCII Trainer
    OBJECTIVES

    In this activity, trainees will perform the ff:

    1) Prepare network cables


    2) Configure network adapter for LAN settings
    3) View and test network connection using ipconfig and ping command.

    TOOLS, EQUIPMENT, MATERIALS

    1) TOOLS Crimping Tool, wire stripper, LAN cable tester


    2) EQUIPMENT Desktop Computers, router, patch panel
    3)

    TASKS

    1. Connect the network cable to PC-1 and then PC-2 on the other end.
    2. Open Control Panel. Click Start > Control Panel.
    3. Click View Network Status and Task under Network and Internet Category.
    4. Click Change adapter settings on the left pane of the window.
    5. Right click Local Area Connection and select Properties.
    6. In the Network Tab, locate and select Internet Protocol Version (TCP/IPv4) then
    click the button Properties.
    7. In the properties window, select or tick the button Use the following IP address:.
    8. Enter the following details:
    a. IP Address: 192.168.100.1
    b. Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
    c. Default Gateway : (N/A)
    d. Preferred DNS Server : (N/A)
    9. Click OK and close everything.
    10. Check your network configuration. Click Start > Run.
    (You can simply open Run utility by pressing Win Key + R at the same time in the
    keyboard).
    11. Type cmd and hit Enter key.
    12. Once cmd is ready, type ipconfig and hit enter. You should see the results.
    13. Look under Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection: , you should see the IP
    address and subnet mask you entered in Step 8. If you get a different result, check
    your network details as stated in Step 8.
    14. Perform the above steps to PC-2. Make sure that you will not use the same host id in
    PC-1.
    15. Check network connection using ping command.
    Check Network Connection:

    1. Click Start > Run.


    2. Type cmd and hit Enter.
    3. In the cmd window, type ping <space> <ip_addess_of_partner_pc> and hit Enter.
    4. If there is a reply coming from the partner computer, then you have a successful
    connection.
    5. Perform the same thing on the partner computer.

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