Client Configuration

Client Configuration Chapter Objectives

Describe the basics of client configuration

1. Present examples of advanced features for NICs such as installing additional cards. Explain the addition of other protocols such as IPX/SPX etc. Outline a few network services that could be configured Discuss the logon and security options when configuring a client Client Configuration Overview Client configuration is a two step process.

Step 1: Install networking features on the local computer Internet access

Step 2: Facilitate network access Microsoft network and other network access

Step 1: General Network Access Install NIC, drivers, TCP/IP etc.

Test for access Access the Internet

Step 2: Specific Network Access Give the computer a name Enter the computer in a domain or a workgroup Domain name applies to client server networks Workgroup name applies to peer-to-peer networks Access one or more specific networks Components to be Configured.

Step 1: General network access NIC Client for a particular network Protocol Services

Step 2: Specific network access Computer ID Define Workgroup or Domain Components to be Configure for General Access NIC Driver is properly installed Protocol and properties TCP/IP and its properties Client for a Network Microsoft or Novell for example Network services File and print sharing, if desired

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