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Chapter 10 - Setting up a Sample Network:Clients

  1. Installing TCP/IP on Windows NT Workstation - same as NT Server except for the three servers

  2. Installing TCP/IP on Windows 95 comes with the MS 32-bit TCP/IP protocol stack, related connectivity utilities and an SNMP client [must be installed]; most netcards installed via PnP

  3. Installing TCP/IP on Windows for Workgroups 3.11 32-bit MS TCP/IP protocol stack for WFWG can be found on the NT Server CD and over the Internet
    includes ftp, telnet, ping and ipconfig
    modifies CONFIG.SYS [adds DEVICES PROTMAN.DOS and netcard]; AUTOEXEC.BAT [net start]; PROTOCOL.INI [adds sections for drivers]; and SYSTEM.INI [add entries for drivers]

  4. DOS-Based TCP/IP: ftp Software's PC/TCP
    PC/TCP and Windows for Workgroups stacks using NDIS
    PC/TCP AppsWindows for Workgroups
    PC/TCP KernelNetBEUI
    PC/TCP NDIS Converter
    Protocol Manager
    NDIS Device Driver
    Network Interface Card(Ethernet)

  5. Windows-Based TCP/IP:NetManage's Chameleon

  6. Testing TCP/IP

  7. Winsock developed by Microsoft; Trumpet Winsock available as shareware [supports PPP, SLIP, DHCP)
    requires TCP/IP Packet Driver from network card or http://www.crynwr.com

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