Lab-01: Ping Test: Step 1 Turn Off The Firewall in Both Client and Server.
The document provides steps to perform a ping test between a client and server in a VMware environment. It describes turning off firewalls on both systems, ensuring they are on the same LAN segment, configuring IP addresses and subnet masks, and using the ping command to test connectivity between the client and server IPs.
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Lab-01: Ping Test: Step 1 Turn Off The Firewall in Both Client and Server.
The document provides steps to perform a ping test between a client and server in a VMware environment. It describes turning off firewalls on both systems, ensuring they are on the same LAN segment, configuring IP addresses and subnet masks, and using the ping command to test connectivity between the client and server IPs.
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Lab-01: Ping Test
Firstly, we must have a client and server in VM-ware.
Step 1: Turn off the firewall in both client and server.
- First go to start and search control panel.
- Then click on ‘System and Security’ and go for windows firewall. - Finally, go to ‘ turn windows firewall on or off’ and turn off firewall in all network settings on Domain, Private and public.
Step 2: LAN segment
- For this, same LAN segment is required for both client and server
1. Windows Server 2012 (Client) 2. Windows 7(Server)
LAN segment 1 LAN segment 1
Step3:ncpa.cpl
- Open run from start and enter ncpa.cpl.
- Open the properties of Ethernal0 and unselect the ‘Microsoft Network Adapter’ and ‘IPV6’. - Then click on the ‘IPV4’ and put the IP addresses and default subnet mask in both server and client. IP address: 192.168.1.10 Sub net mask : 255.255.255.0
i) Test ping on server: Type ’ping 192.168.1.10-t’
ii) Test ping on client : Type ’ping 192.168.1.10-t’