Transcript Chapter 4 Server Clients

Chapter 4
Server Clients
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Workstation Operating Systems
Workstation Requirements
NIC Software Setup
Resolve a Resource Conflict
Prepare Workstation - Windows 95
Workstation Operating Systems
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MS-DOS
Windows 3.1 and 3.11
Windows 95
NT Workstation - 10 computers access at
same time
Windows 95
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16-bit application support
Limited security
Susceptible to crashes
Support one CPU
No built-in server capability
Explorer interface
Network capability
32-bit operating system
Less memory and disk storage
NT Workstation
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Limited 16-bit application support
Advanced security
Crash-proof
Support dual CPU
Built-in 10-account accesses - server capability
Explorer interface
Network capability
32-bit operating system
More memory and disk storage
Client Requirements
• CPU - 80486
• Memory - 8 MB to 16 MB
– Conventional memory
– Virtual memory
• Disk storage - 1.2 GB
• CD- ROM drive or CD-ROM arraydesirable
• NIC - 32-bit with 10BaseT
Assignment
• Review chapters 1-4
• Read chapter 5
NIC Software Setup - I
• Control Panel
• Network icon
– Configuration - component
– Identification - workstation network name
– Access - workstation information (sharing)
• Configuration tab
• Add button
NIC Software Setup - II
• Adapter (select proper manufacturer and
card)
• Have disk button (to load driver)
• OK button
• Select the installed NIC
• Properties
• Binding tab
NIC Software Setup - III
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NetBUI
Advanced tab
Duplex Setting
Half duplex
Power management (turn off NIC when
computer is off)
• Off
• Transceiver type
NIC Software Setup - IV
• Auto-Connector (cable type)
• Resources tab
• Should not have # or * at any resources
Resolve a Resource Conflict
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Control Panel
System Icon
Device Manager tab
Select device
Properties button
General tab
Remove the check mark (Original
Configuration)
• OK
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Control Panel
Network icon
Configuration tab
Add button
Client
Add button
Microsoft
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• Microsoft
• Client for Microsoft Networks
• OK
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Highlight (Client for Microsoft Networks
Client for Microsoft Networks)
Properties button
Log on to Windows NT domain
Type MISDATACOM for domain name
Log on and restore network connection
OK
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• Configuration tab
• Share files
• Select (I want to be able to give others
access my file)
• Select (I want to be able to allow others to
print to my printers)
• OK
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Identification tab
Type your last name for computer name
Type MISDATACOM for workgroup
Type your full name for computer
description
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Configuration tab
Add button
Protocol
Microsoft
TCP/IP
OK