Chapter 9 and 10 Lab Networking (52 points)
Activity 1 Using Control Panel to work with TCP/IP Connections
1.	From the desktop right click on the Windows button
2.	Click on Control Panel
3.	From the Control Panel click on Network and Internet
4.	Click on Network and Sharing Center
5.	Click on Ethernet next to Connections (5 points);
IPv4 Connectivity		
IPv6 Connectivity		
Media State		
Duration		
Speed		

6.	Click on the Details button and fill in the following table (10 points)
Physical Address		
DHCP Enabled		
IPv4 address 		
IPv4 Subnet Mask		
Lease Obtained		
Lease Expires		
IPv4 Default Gateway		
IPv4 DHCP Server		
IPv4 DNS Server		
Link-local IPv6 Address		

7.	Close all open windows.
8.	Click on Change Adapter Settings Link
9.	Double click on the Ethernet 
10.	Click on Properties
11.	Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click on Properties button.
12.	What are the Current Setting under the General Tab (4 points)

13.	 Close all open windows.

Activity 1.2 Using Command Prompt to Determine TCP/IP settings
1.	Right click on the Windows button.
2.	Click on Command Prompt (Admin)
3.	Click Yes to the UAC.
4.	At the command prompt type ipconfig /all and hit Enter.
5.	Fill in the following table (11 points)
Host Name		
Description		
Physical Address		
Link-local VPv6 Address		
IPv4 Address		
Subnet Mask		
Lease Obtained		
Lease Expires		
Default Gateway		
DHCP Server		
DNS Server		

Activity 1.3 Using Command Prompt to Test Internet Connection
1.	At the command prompt type ping 127.0.0.1
2.	What is the result of the ping? (2 points)

3.	What information does this give you about the network hardware? (2 points)

4.	At the command prompt type ping 10.10.0.1
5.	What was the result of the ping? (2 points)

6.	What does this tell us about the network hardware? (2 points)

7.	Leave the command prompt open.
Activity 1.4 Modifying Internet Connections
1.	From the desktop right click on the Windows button
2.	Click on Control Panel
3.	From the Control Panel click on Network and Internet
4.	Click on Network and Sharing Center
5.	Click on Ethernet next to Connections 
6.	Click the Properties button
7.	Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click on Properties button.
8.	Click Use the following IP address. This allows you to enter in a static IPv4 configuration.
9.	In the IP address box, type 192.168.1.100.
10.	 If necessary, in the Subnet mask box, type 255.255.255.0.
11.	 In the Default gateway box, type 192.168.1.1.
12.	 If necessary, click Use the following DNS server addresses.
13.	 In the Preferred DNS server box, type 192.168.1.5
14.	 Click OK
15.	 Click Close on Ethernet Properties dialog box.
16.	 Click Close on Ethernet Status dialog box.
17.	 Go to the command prompt and type ipconfig /all and hit enter
18.	 Fill in the following table ( 4 points)
IPv4 Address		
Subnet Mask		
Default Gateway		
DNS Server		

Why did the numbers change from the previous ipconfig /all command? (2 points)

1.	Start Here From the desktop right click on the Windows button
2.	Click on Control Panel
3.	From the Control Panel click on Network and Internet
4.	Click on Network and Sharing Center
5.	Click on Ethernet next to Connections 
6.	Click the Properties button
7.	Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click on Properties button.
8.	Select Obtain an IP address automatically
9.	Select Obtain DNS server address automatically.
10.	Click OK
11.	Click Close on Ethernet Properties dialog box.
12.	Click Close on Ethernet Status dialog box.
13.	Go to the command prompt and type ipconfig /all and hit enter
14.	What has changed in the addressing? ( 2 points)

15.	 Close all open windows.
Activity 1.5 Networking Hardware
1.	In Search type device manager and hit enter
2.	Expand network adapter and double click on Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller
3.	Fill in the following table (6 points)
In the General Tab		
   Location		
Under Drivers Tab		
   Driver Provider		
   Driver Date		
   Driver Version		
Under Power Management Tab what two defaults are set		

4.	Close all windows and shut down the computer.