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TCP-IP for WindowsIntroduction Introduction to TCP/IP TCP/IP and OSI Models Connection Controls and Windowing IP Addressing What is an IP Address? ANDing Addresses Classes Solutions for Classes A Binary Lesson Solutions for Binary Subnetting Borrowing Bits Solutions for Borrowing Subnet Numbers Subnet Masks Solutions for Masks Address Ranges Solutions for Ranges Practice 1 Solutions for Practice 1 Practice 2 Solutions for Practice 2 Windows Calculator IP Version 6 Installation of the Protocol Suite Windows 2000 Professional (W2K) Windows NT 4.0 (NT 4) DHCPDHCP Services on NT 4DHCP Relay Agents Configuring Scopes on NT 4 Scope Options DHCP on W2K Configuring Scopes on W2K Configuring Superscopes Configuring Multicast Scopes Configuring DHCP Clients Compacting DHCP WINS and LMHOSTSName ResolutionLMHOSTS WINS on W2K WINS on NT 4.0 WINS Client WINS Proxy Agent Name Registration NetBios over TCP/IP Adding Static Mappings Linking WINS and DNS Replication on W2K Replication on NT 4 Compacting the Database Backing up the Database Restoring the Database DNS and HOSTSConfiguring HOSTSInstalling DNS Adding Zones Adding Host Records Record Types Reverse Lookup Zones DNS Server Roles Configuring DNS on W2K Adding Zones on W2K Dynamic DNS DNS and the Active Directory Communication OptionsRASMixed Environments TCP/IP Printing Virtual Private Networks Monitoring TCP/IP IP RoutingRouting on W2KRouting on NT 4 The Route Command ARP MonitoringInstallation of SNMPPerformance Monitor Setting Up Network Monitor Using Network Monitor TroubleshootingUsing PINGUsing TraceRT Using IPCONFIG Using NSLOOKUP NETSTAT NBSTAT Resolving Gateway Problem |