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A+ Guide to Managing
and Maintaining Your PC
Fifth Edition
Chapter 19
PCs on the Internet
You Will Learn…
About the TCP/IP suite of protocols
How to connect to the Internet using dial-up,
DSL, and cable modem connections
About supporting common Internet clients
such as Web browsers, email clients, and file
transfer software
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Client/Server Applications on
the Internet
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The TCP/IP Suite of Protocols
How a client addresses a server application on
another computer
How protocols in TCP/IP suite are used on
intranets and Internet to support client/server
applications
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Using IP and Port Addresses to
Identify Services
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Common Port Assignments
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TCP/IP Network Layers
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TCP/IP Protocol Layers
Applications protocols
Applications make an API call to the OS
TCP/IP protocols used by the OS for network
communication
Network protocols used by hardware
Included in firmware and drivers on a single NIC
Protocol used depends on type of physical network
data is traveling on (eg, PPP)
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TCP/IP Protocols Used by the
OS for Network Communication
TCP
UDP
IP
ARP
RARP
ICMP
Guarantees packet delivery
Connection-oriented protocol
Does not guarantee delivery
Connectionless protocol
Breaks up and reassembles data into packets; routes
them to their destination
Locates host on a local network
Discovers Internet address of host on local network
Communicates problems with transmission
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Internet Protocol (IP)
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Transmission Control Protocol
(TCP)
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TCP/IP Utilities
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TCP/IP Utilities (continued)
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Other Tools
Microsoft SNMP Agent
Provides system management for networks
Can be security risk
NSLookup
Reports information about Internet name space
Requests information about domain name
resolutions from DNS server’s zone data
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Ways to Connect to the Internet
Standard dial-up modem
DSL
Cable modem
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Dial-up Networking
Uses PPP to send packets of data over phone
lines
Must install modem and drivers to run it
Must install TCP/IP and bind it to the modem
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How Dial-up Networking Works
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Creating a Dial-up Networking
Connection
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Network Connections applet in Control Panel
Network and Dial-up Connections applet in
Control Panel
Windows 9x
Dial-up Networking and Network Connection
applets in My Computer
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Creating a Dial-up Connection
in Windows 2000/XP
Using Windows XP, launch New Connection
Wizard
Configure connection using Properties window
of the connection icon
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Creating a Dial-up Connection
in Windows 98
Install Dial-Up Networking as an OS
component on PC using Add/Remove
Programs applet in Control Panel
At same time, a dial-up adapter (virtual
network card) is also installed
Create and configure Dial-up Networking
connection
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Configuring the Windows 98
Dial-up Networking Connection
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Dial-up Networking Problems
Cannot make a connection
Can connect, but get message “Unable to
resolve hostname…”
After connecting, get error message “Unable to
establish a compatible set of network
protocols”
When double-click Web browser, modem does
not dial automatically
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DSL and Cable Modem
Connections
Broadband technologies
Support transmission of more than one kind of
data at once
TCP/IP settings usually the same as modemto-phone line connection
Use a network card in the PC for physical
connection to network
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Installation of DSL and Cable
Modem Internet Connections
1. Install network card and drivers to control it
2. Use network cable to connect PC to cable
modem or DSL box
3. Install TCP/IP and bind TCP/IP to the card
4. Configure TCP/IP to connect to Internet or
LAN
5. Install application software (eg, browser) to
use the connection
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Cable Modem
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DSL and ISDN Service
Provided by local telephone company
Uses DSL/ISDN converter box, sometimes
combined with a router
DSL uses a DSL router
ISDN connection uses Terminal Adapter (TA) or
ISDN router
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Sharing Internet Connections
One computer on the LAN with direct
connection to Internet can serve as host
computer for others on the LAN (ICS)
For broadband connections, broadband
converter box can connect to network device
that manages connection for entire network
Router can serve as a wireless access point for
computers to connect wirelessly to Internet
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Implementing a Firewall
Filters data packets, ports, applications, and
information
Hardware firewalls
Software firewalls
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Hardware Firewalls
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Software Firewalls
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Supporting Internet Clients
Web browsers
Email
FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
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Supporting Web Browsers
Addresses that Web browsers use to locate
resources on a Web server (Uniform Resource
Locator)
Ensuring privacy with HTTPS and SSL
Troubleshooting common problems that occur
with Web browsers
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URL Structure
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Top-Level Domain Names
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Ensuring Privacy Between the
Web Server and Browser
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Configuring a Browser
Internet Explorer
Internet Options window
Netscape Navigator
Edit - Preferences
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Configuring a Browser (continued)
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Configuring a Browser (continued)
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Solving Browser Performance
Problems
Clean up hard drive (Defrag, ScanDisk)
Optimize system settings (System Information)
Clear browser cache and Web page history
Suppress image downloads
Download browser updates and patches
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Supporting Email
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Supporting Email (continued)
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Supporting FTP
Used to transfer files between two computers
using the same or different operating system(s)
Both computers must have FTP installed
Can be executed from user-friendly GUI
software or from a command prompt
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FTP from a Command Prompt
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File Transfer Using FTP
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File Transfer Using FTP
(continued)
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Summary
Connecting to the Internet using Windows
How TCP/IP suite of protocols is used
How to create and troubleshoot dial-up and
broadband connections to the Internet
How to support popular applications that use
the Internet (Web browsers, email clients, FTP
software)
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