CHS Module 6 - Configure Computer System and Networks

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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How to Use this Module...........................................................................i

Introduction..............................................................................................ii

Technical Terms.....................................................................................iii

Learning Outcome 1.................................................................................1

Information Sheet 1.1...............................................................................2

Actiit! Sheet 1.1....................................................................................."

Information Sheet 1.2...............................................................................#

Self $hec% 1.2........................................................................................1"

Information Sheet 1.".............................................................................1#

Self $hec% 1."........................................................................................1&

Actiit! Sheet 1."...................................................................................1'

Learning Outcome 2...............................................................................2(

Information Sheet 2.1......................................................................21

Self $hec% 2.1........................................................................................2#

Information Sheet 2.2......................................................................2)

O*eration Sheet 2.2................................................................................"(

Information Sheet 2."......................................................................"1

O*eration Sheet 2."................................................................................"&

Information Sheet 2.#............................................................................."'

Actiit! Sheet 2.#...................................................................................#(

Learning Outcome "...............................................................................#1

Information Sheet ".1.............................................................................#2

O*eration Sheet ".1................................................................................#&

Answer +e!...........................................................................................#'


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HOW TO USE THE MODULE

/elcome to the Module !Configuring Computer System and Netorks". This module containstraining materials and actiities for !ou to com*lete.

The unit of com*etenc! !Configure Computer System and Netorks"contains %nowledge0 s%ills and

attitudes reuired for a Computer Hardware Servicing NC II course.

ou are reuired to go through a series of learning actiities in order to com*lete each of the learning

outcomes of the module. In each learning outcome there are Information Sheets, Operation Sheets,o! Sheet and A"ti#it$ Sheets. 3ollow these actiities on !our own and answer the Self4$hec% at theend of each learning actiit!.

If !ou hae uestions0 don5t hesitate to as% !our teacher for assistance.

%e"o&nition of 'rior Learnin& (%'L)

ou ma! alread! hae some of the %nowledge and s%ills coered in this module 6ecause !ou hae7

o 6een wor%ing for some time

o alread! hae com*leted training in this area.

If !ou can demonstrate to !our teacher that !ou are com*etent in a *articular s%ill or s%ills0 tal% to

him8her a6out haing them formall! recogni9ed so !ou don5t hae to do the same training again. If

!ou hae a ualification or $ertificate of $om*etenc! from *reious trainings show it to !our teacher.

If the s%ills !ou acuired are still current and releant to this module0 the! ma! 6ecome *art of the

eidence !ou can *resent for :PL. If !ou are not sure a6out the currenc! of !our s%ills0 discuss it with

!our teacher.

After com*leting this module as% !our teacher to assess !our com*etenc!. :esult of !our assessment

will 6e recorded in !our com*etenc! *rofile. All the learning actiities are designed for !ou to

com*lete at !our own *ace.

Inside this module !ou will find the actiities for !ou to com*lete followed 6! releant information

sheets for each learning outcome. ;ach learning outcome ma! hae more than one learning actiit!.

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TECHNICAL TE%MS

the electronic transmission of co*ies of

documents for re*roduction at a remote location.

Internet 4 a66reiation for internetwor%. A set of corru*t networ%s made u* of a

large num6er of smaller networ%s.

Intranet 4 set of interconnected networ%s using the Internet Protocol

Modems 4 translates 6etween digital signals that the com*uter uses0 and analog

signals suita6le for transmission oer tele*hone lines.

?etwor% 4 interconnected grou* of com*uters

P,A 4 a66reiation for Personal ,igital Assistant> a tin! *en46ased *alm to*

com*uter that com6ines fa=0 e4mail and sim*le word *rocessing into

an eas!4to4use unit that fits0 into *oc%et.

OHS 4 Occu*ational Health @ Safet!

Peer4to4*eer networ% a networ% architecture in which drier files and *rinters on

eer! P$ can 6e aaila6le to eer! other P$ on the networ%.

Policies 4 a**roach0 code0 s!stem0 guidelines0 theor!0 line

Serer 4 an! com*uter that ma%es access to files0 *rinting0 communications0 or

other serices aaila6le users of the networ%.

Software 4 an a**lication *rogram or an o*erating s!stem that com*uter e=ecute

Storage Media 4 deices use to store data from the com*uter.

To*olog! 4 ma* of a networ%

US< 4 a66reiation of Uniersal Serial


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Program8 $ourse7 Comp*ter Har+are Ser#i"in& NC IIUnit of $om*etenc!7 Confi&*re Comp*terS$stem an+ Netor-s

Module7 Confi&*rin& Comp*ter S$stem an+ Netor-s

Learnin& O*t"ome 62 Arrange, plan and prepare or coniguration task

Assessment Criteria

1. The la6orator! teacher5s instruction in identif!ing com*uter s!stem networ% is followed.

2. $onfiguration *lan is organi9ed and *re*ared 6ased on the Bo6 reuirements.

". Performance of com*uter s!stem networ% for configuration *ur*oses is alidated along with its

s*ecification.

#. A**ro*riate materials for the tas% are used to conform to OHS standards.

). Tools0 eui*ment0 and testing deices needed to accom*lish the tas% conform to OHS standards.

%eferen"es

htt*788www.wor%coer.nsw.go.au8OHS8default.htm

www.industrialrelations.nsw.go.au8resources8wor%*laceC**.*df

htt*788en.wi%i*edia.org8wi%i8?etwor%

htt*788www.wi%ihow.com8Ma%e4a4?etwor%4$a6le

htt*788en.wi%i*edia.org8wi%i8?etwor%Cto*olog!

htt*788en.wi%i*edia.org8wi%i8IPCaddresses

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INFO%MATION SHEET 2.2

OHS 'o7i"ies an+ 'ro"e+*res

Occupational !ealt! and saety "OHS# refers to the legislation0 *olicies0 *rocedures

and actiities that aim to *rotect the health0 safet! and welfare of all *eo*le at the wor%*lace.

;er! wor%er has a right to health! and safe wor% and to a wor% enironment that

ena6les them to lie a sociall! and economicall! *roductie life. Safet! *ractices should 6e

learned earl! and alwa!s adhered to when wor%ing with an! electrical deice including

*ersonal com*uters and *eri*herals.

'ersona7 safet$ hi7e or-in& ith 'C8s

Here are some safet! *recautions to ta%e 6efore wor%ing with an! com*uter deices7


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3. The *erformance will 6e rated according to the following7

'erforman"e Criteria

: 4 Hae shown fie OHS *olicies in different areas; 4 Hae shown four OHS *olicies in different areas/ 4 Hae shown three OHS *olicies in different areas3 4 Hae shown two OHS *olicies in different areas2 4 Hae not shown an! OHS *olicies


What is a Comp*ter Netor-Ser#er

'eer4to4'eer Netor-

In a *eer4to4*eer networ%0 eer! com*uter is eual and can communicate with other

com*uter on a networ% to which it has 6een granted access rights. ;ssentiall!0 eer! com*uter

in this networ% functions as 6oth serer and client. Peer4to4*eer networ% can 6e as small as

two com*uters as man! as hundreds of units.

There is no theoretical limit to the si9e of a *eer4to4*eer networ%0 *erformance dro*s

significantl! and securit! 6ecomes a maBor headache on *eer 46ased networ% with more than

1( com*uters. Also0 Microsoft im*oses a 1(4station limit on com*uters running /indows

2((( Professional who are sharing resources with other s!stem. 3or this reason0 it is 6etter

!ou switch to a client8serer networ% when !our networ% clim6s to 1( stations.


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E?amp7e of 'eer4to4'eerNetor-

CAM'US A%EA NETWO%= (CAN)

A networ% that connects two or more LA?s 6ut that is limited to a s*ecific and

contiguous geogra*hical area such as a college cam*us0 industrial com*le=0 or a militar! 6ase.A $A? ma! 6e considered a t!*e of MA? Dmetro*olitan area networ%E0 6ut is generall!

limited to an area that is smaller than a t!*ical MA?. This term is most often used to discuss

the im*lementation of networ%s for a contiguous area. This should not 6e confused with a

$ontroller Area ?etwor%.

Camp*s Area Netor-

MET%O'OLITAN A%EA NETWO%= (MAN)

A Metro*olitan Area ?etwor% is a networ% that connects two or more Local Area

?etwor%s or $am*us Area ?etwor%s together 6ut does not e=tend 6e!ond the 6oundaries of

the immediate town0 cit!0 or metro*olitan area. Multi*le routers0 switches @ hu6s are

connected to create a MA?.


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Metropo7itan Netor-

WIDE A%EA NETWO%= (WAN)

A /A? is a data communications networ% that coers a relatiel! 6road geogra*hic

area Di.e. one cit! to another and one countr! to another countr!E and that often uses

transmission facilities *roided 6! common carriers0 such as tele*hone com*anies. /A?

technologies generall! function at the lower three la!ers of the OSI reference model7 the

*h!sical la!er0the data lin% la!er0 and thenetwor% la!er.

Wi+e Area Netor-

1LOBAL A%EA NETWO%= (1AN)

Flo6al area networ%s DFA?E s*ecifications are in deelo*ment 6! seeral grou*s0

and there is no common definition. In general0 howeer0 a FA? is a model for su**orting

mo6ile communications across an ar6itrar! num6er of wireless LA?s0 satellite coerage

areas0 etc. The %e! challenge in mo6ile communications is handing off the user

communications from one local coerage area to the ne=t. In I;;; ProBect &(20 this inoles

a succession of terrestrial /ireless local area networ%s D/LA?E.

17o!a7 Area Netor-


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INTE%NETWO%=

Two or more networ%s or networ% segments connected using deices that o*erate at

la!er " Dthe networ% la!erE of the OSI it must hae at least one connection with an

e=ternal networ%.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Protocolhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Protocol


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Internet

A s*ecific internetwor%0 consisting of a worldwide interconnection of goernmental0

academic0 *u6lic0 and *riate networ%s 6ased u*on the Adanced :esearch ProBects Agenc!

?etwor% DA:PA?;TE deelo*ed 6! A:PA oftheU.S. ,e*artment of ,efense also home

to the /orld /ide /e6 D///E and referred to as the Internet with a ca*ital I to

distinguish it from other generic internetwor%s.

Partici*ants in the Internet0 or their serice *roiders0 use IP Addresses o6tained from

address registries that control assignments. Serice *roiders and large enter*rises also

e=change information on the reach a6ilit! of their address ranges through the


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4 These hel* !ou in saing data and *roiding 6ac%u* for !our files such as dis%ette0

com*act disc0 flash dries and memor! cards.

J. *eerence )ook4 These are 6oo%s that will *roide !ou to*ics a6out networ%ing or related 6oo%s on

com*uter.

. Manuals4 These *roide !ou instructions for certain o*eration or tas%.

&. Ca)le tie

( It is used to organi9ed wires and ca6les used in connecting com*uters to aoidtangling.

%!ese are t!e ollowing tools+ testing devices needed in t!e coniguration task


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.Anti(static wrist strap

4 It a6sor6s the static electricit! of the material when 6eing hold 6! the hands.

0. %wee1ers

4 It is used to hold the small sensitie *art of the com*uter.

2. Mini(vacuum cleaner

4 It is used for cleaning sensitie *arts of the com*uter.

Note Apply saety precautions w!en !andling t!e materials, tools and testing

devices or sae keeping purposes and long lasting use.




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SELF4CHEC= 2./

I. Identif! the following. -se a separate s+eet of paper in ansering.

CCCCCCCCCCCCCC 1.*t is a tool used to +old t+e small sensitie parts of computer.

CCCCCCCCCCCCCC 2.A deice made in glass it+ +andle, to e2aggerate or to increase t+e

apparent si3e of an o4ect.

55555555555555 /. *t is an instrument used y tec+nician for measuring current, oltage

and resistance.

55555555555555 . *t is a tool used for cutting and trimming of connecting ires or

terminal leads in t+e circuit oard.

55555555555555 7. *t is a tool used to 4oin to or more metal conductors it+ t+e supportof soldering lead melted around it.

55555555555555 6. *t is a material used to organi3e ires and cales used in connecting

computers to aoid tangling.

CCCCCCCCCCCCCC . These are the materials that are used in saing data and *roiding 6ac%u*

for !our files such as dis%ette0 com*act disc0 flash dries and memor!

cards.

55555555555555 8. *t is a piece of +ardare t+at plugs into an e2pansion slot in your

computer.

55555555555555 9. *t is a reference material t+at proides you instructions for certain

operation or task.

55555555555555 1. *t is a tool used for +olding, ending and stretc+ing t+e lead of

electronics component and connecting ire.

ACTI9IT0 SHEET 2./


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Program8 $ourse7 Comp*ter Har+are Ser#i"in& NC IIUnit of $om*etenc!7 Confi&*re Comp*ter S$stem an+ Netor-sModule7 Confi&*rin& of Comp*ter S$stem an+ Netor-s

Learnin& O*t"ome 63 Conigure a computer system

Assessment Criteria

1. OHS *olicies are followed in selecting *ersonal *rotection gadgets.

2. Manufacturer5s instruction manual is followed for normal s!stem networ% o*eration.

". ,iagnostic SOP for the *ur*ose of trou6leshooting is followed.

#. S!nchroni9ation with the SOP configuration s!stem and networ% configuration is *erformed.

). Accidental eents are *rioriti9ed 6ased on OHS.

%eferen"es

htt*788en.wi%i*edia.org8wi%i8PersonalC*rotectieCeui*ment

htt*788www.*cguide.com8ts8=8s!s8crash.htm

htt*788www.sciam.com8article.cfmNidwh!4do4com*uters4crash@*rinttrue

htt*788catal!st.washington.edu8hel*8com*utingCfundamentals8trou6leshooting=*8com

monChardware.html

htt*788www.ic.%12.il.us8ichigh8,e*artments8com*uter.htm

htt*788www.Bohnniemcco!.com8

htt*788www.microsoft.com8windows=*8using8networ%ing8setu*8netada*ter.ms*=

htt*788su**ort.microsoft.com8sericedes%s8ShowMeHow8"(J12J1.as=

htt*788su**ort.microsoft.com8%682)('2

htt*788uis.georgetown.edu8software8documentation8win')'&8win')'&.*rint.to.networ%

.*rinter.html


Confi&*rin& the Comp*ter S$stems an+ Netor-

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'ersona7 'rote"ti#e E@*ipment

ou must wear8use something in order to *rotect !ourself against une=*ected harm

that ma! arise while *erforming certain tas%s. ,ifferent Bo6s used different gadgets or suits to

*reent une=*ected harmful eents that ma! hurt us. The eui*ments 6elow ma! 6e used asPP;7

3oggles is used to *reent tin! *articles from entering our e!es.

Coverall+apron4 is worn 6! a *erson to *reent his 6od! or clothes from an!

t!*es of dirt.

3loves are used in handling o6Bect without hurting !our hands.

4ust mask is used to coer the mouth and nose from tin! *articles when

cleaning com*uter *eri*herals.

S!oes wit! ru))er sole and ru))er mat are used to aoid us form sli**er!.

Anti4static wrist strap ( It a6sor6s the static electricit! of the material when

6eing hold 6! the hands.

Man*fa"t*rer8s Instr*"tion 1*i+e

Manuacturer5s Instruction 3uide or simply manual ma! 6e a 6ig hel* for !ou

es*eciall! when !ou 6ought new materials or a**liances at home. ou don5t hae to 6e

*rofessional to o*erate the material 6ut 6! Bust following the *rocedure8ste*s listed on the

manual0 it ma! lightens !our wor%. Manual usuall! coers all the functions and ste*s in


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gloes coerall with ru66er mat dust mas%

goggles a*ron shoes with anti4static

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configuring the material and8or on how to o*erate it. Manuals also *roide ste*s in

trou6leshooting.

This is an e=am*le of what !ou ma! see on a Manuacturer5s Instruction 3uide.

Ho to insta77 a ire+ netor- a+apter

To connect to a networ%0 !our com*uter needs a networ% ada*ter. 3ortunatel!0 most com*utermanufacturers %now that connecting to the Internet or other com*uters is im*ortant to com*uter users0

and the! include a networ% ada*ter with !our com*uter.

If !ou need to add a networ% ada*ter0 first choose which method !ou want to use to install it.

Most *eo*le *refer to use a US< DUniersal Serial


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Note7 If !ou need to moe !our com*uter to reach the US< *orts0!ou should shut down /indows to aoid damaging !our

com*uter. If !ou can easil! reach a US< *ort0 !ou need notshut down !our com*uter.

If !ou do not hae an unused US< *ort0 connect a US< hu6 to add additional *orts. Then

connect !our US< networ% ada*ter to the unused US< *ort.

$onnect the networ% ca6le to the networ% ada*ter.

). $onnect the other end of the networ% ca6le to !our networ%ing eui*ment.

J. If !ou had to shut down !our com*uter to get to the US< *ort0 !ou can now turn on !ourcom*uter. /indows detects and installs the new hardware0 and then dis*la!s a

notification informing !ou that the hardware has 6een successfull! installed.

).

SELF4CHEC= 3.2

I. Fie the functions of the following PP; -se a separate s+eet of paper in ansering.

Foggles

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Common Fa*7ts an+ 'ro!7ems of Comp*ter

Toda!s com*uters hae faster micro*rocessors0 more memor! and 6igger hard

dries. /hen !ou thin% a6out the differences 6etween a Pentium # and "&J0 !ou hae to

conclude the im*roement is astoundingQ 6irus. A software *rogram0 macro or scri*t that has 6een

designed to infect0 destro!0 modif! or cause other *ro6lems with

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If !ou see seeral icons there0 !ou hae e=tra *rograms running and stealing resources.

:ight clic% on these and see if !ou hae the o*tion of closing them. Man! times0 !ou can

o*en the *rogram and choose an o*tion to %ee* these *rograms from starting automaticall!.

$orru*ted registr!

An! changes !ou ma%e to !our com*uter effects and actuall!0 it corru*ts !our registr!

een when !ou do something *ositie li%e remoe s*!ware and !ou end u* with a corru*ted

registr!.

After months of corru*ting !our registr!0 it will 6ecome good. This will0 in its earl!

stages0 cause !our com*uter to slow down. In its adanced stages0 it will free9e and crash and

do more m!sterious and trou6lesome things.

3. After I presse+ the 'oer !*tton...

Nothin& happene+

$hec% mains *lug switched on at wall

PSU ma! hae its own *ower switch 4 chec% this is on

$hec% PSU4to4Mother6oard ca6leDsE are correctl!

connected

$hec% front *anel *ower switch is correctl! connected

$hec% :eset 6utton is not stuc% in

$hec% mains ca6le fuse

There as a 7o*+ !an& (possi!7$ ith smo-e) at the !a"- of the'C Case

PSU was fault! or set to incorrect oltage for mains su**l! s!stem. :e*lace PSU

'C is on !*t monitor shos no +isp7a$ an+ a se@*en"e of !eeps emits from the 'C

$hec% fitting of $PU0 :AM0 ideo card0 sound card etc. If necessar!0 remoe and

refit these com*onents

$hec% the mother6oard manual and *erform a


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$hec% correct connection of deice descri6ed0 In the case of the 3,,0 chec% its

ri66on and *ower connections

$hec% that the


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,o !ou hae correct *rint driers installedN 3ind *rint driers under ,eice Manager.

$hec% to 6e sure !ou hae correct *rint driers installed. ,ou6le clic% on S!stem

Icon and select ,eice Manager. ou will see a listing of deices. ,ou6le clic% on

the Ports 6utton to iew the t!*e. If there is a !ellow e=clamation *oint ne=t to

deice0 there is a conflict.

O'E%ATION SHEET 3.3

Tit7e I+entif$in& Common Fa*7ts an+ Errors of Comp*ter

E@*ipment, Too7s an+ Materia7s S!stem Unit0 Monitor0 +e!6oard0 Mouse0 Printer

Fien the necessar! tools0 materials and eui*ment identif! the common faults and errors of

com*uter when !ou detached the following7

De#i"es 'ort4 +e!6oard 4 PS82

4 Mouse 4 PS82

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4 Hard dis% 4 I,; ca6le

4 3lo**! dis% drie 4 I,; ca6le

4 $,4:om drie 4 I,; ca6le

4 :AM chi* 4 Memor! slot

List the messages or errors it will *rom*t !ou. ou will 6e assessed using the following criteria7

INFO%MATION SHEET 3./

Ho to Confi&*re a 'eer Netor- in Win+os

To create a *eer networ%0 !ou must hae the following com*onents7

RA networ% interface or Local Area ?etwor% DLA?E ada*ter for each com*uter. The same

manufacturer and model of networ% card is *referred.

R $a6ling that is su**orted 6! the networ% cards.

R /indows '& driers for the networ% cards.

R A common networ% *rotocol.

R A uniue com*uter name for each com*uter.


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C%ITE%IA %ATIN1

Safet! Precautions are o6sered. "(

All the *eri*herals are *ro*erl! ins*ected. 2(

Standard chec%ing of different *eri*herals is strictl! note. "(

Pro*er 6oot4u* and shutdown of the com*uter is o6sered. 2(

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To create a *eer networ%0 follow these ste*s for each com*uter connected to the

networ%71. Shut down the com*uter and install the networ% card and a**ro*riate ca6ling for each

com*uter.

NOTE7 3or information a6out how to configure !our networ% ada*ters and*h!sicall! connect !our com*uters0 consult the documentation included with !our networ%

ada*ters or contact the manufacturerDsE of !our networ% ada*ters.

2. Start /indows and install the networ% driers. /indows ma! detect !our networ% card

and install the driers when !ou start the com*uter. If the networ% card driers are not

included with /indows0 follow the manufacturers instructions a6out how to install the

networ% driers.

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". $hoose a client and a common *rotocol for each com*uter. To do this0 follow these ste*s7

a. $lic% Start0 *oint to Settin&s0 clic% Contro7 'ane70 and then dou6le4clic% Netor-.6. $lic% A++0 clic% C7ient0 and then clic% A++.

c.In the Man*fa"t*rers6o=0 clic% the a**ro*riate manufacturer0 clic% the a**ro*riateclient in the Netor- C7ients6o=0 and then clic% O=.

d. $lic% A++0 clic% 'roto"o70 and then clic% A++.

e.In the Man*fa"t*rers6o=0 clic% the a**ro*riate manufacturer0 clic% the a**ro*riate

*rotocol in the Netor- 'roto"o76o=0 and then clic% O=.

3ollow the instructions to finish installing the networ% client and *rotocol.

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#. $onfigure a *eer serer. ;ach com*uter that is configured for 3ile and Printer Sharing can

act as a serer. To configure a com*uter for 3ile and Printer Sharing0 use the following ste*s7

a. $lic% Start0 *oint to Settin&s0 clic% Contro7 'ane70 and then dou6le4clic% Netor-.

6.$lic% Fi7e an+ 'rint Sharin&0 clic% one or 6oth o*tions to share files and *rinters0 clic%O=0 and then clic% O=again.

c.$lic% 0eswhen !ou are *rom*ted to restart !our com*uter.

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). Fie each com*uter a uniue com*uter name. To do this0 use the following ste*s7

a. $lic% Start0 *oint to Settin&s0 clic% Contro7 'ane70 and then dou6le4clic% Netor-.6. On the I+entifi"ationta60 t!*e a uniue name in the Comp*ter name6o=.

c.

$lic% O=0 and then clic% 0eswhen !ou are *rom*ted to restart !our com*uter.

NOTE7 The com*uter name must 6e uniue for each com*uter on thenetwor% and should 6e no more than 1) characters in length. In small networ%s0 the

wor%grou* name should 6e the same for each com*uter so that all com*uters are isi6le

in the same wor%grou* when 6rowsing. ou should not use s*aces or the following

characters in com*uter and wor%grou* names7

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Netorking

As in *reious ersions of /indows0 /indows P *roides a wi9ard for networ%

connection setu*. /i9ards 6rea% down a tas% into indiidual ste*s and guide the user through

the ste*s one at a time.

The /indows P Ne Conne"tion Wiar+ su**orts two 6asic t!*es of Internetconnections0 dialu*and6road6and.

To access the networ% connection setu* wi9ard in /indows P0 naigate through the

Startmenu to the Conne"t Toand Sho a77 "onne"tionso*tions as shown 6elow.

The same feature is also accessi6le ia the Netor- Conne"tions icon in $ontrolPanel.

$hoosing either of the a6oe o*tions causes a new window to a**ear on the des%to*

as shown 6elow. On the right0 this window dis*la!s icons for an! *re4e=isting connections.

The Create a ne "onne"tiono*tion on the left allows new connections to 6e set u*.

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$lic%ing the Create a ne "onne"tiono*tion from the?etwor% $onnections dialogactiates the wi9ard as shown 6elow.

$lic%ing Ne?t*resents the user with three main choices for Internet and *riatenetwor% setu* as shown 6elow.

The Conne"t to the Interneto*tion su**orts seeral t!*es of Internet connection

setu*. This o*tion allows the user to choose from a list of ISPs0 use a setu* $,4:OM*roided 6! their ISP0 or set u* a connection manuall!.

Conne"t to the netor- at m$ or-p7a"esu**orts client4side set u* of 6oth dialu*remote access and P? serices.

The Set *p an a+#an"e+ "onne"tiono*tion su**orts serial0 *arallel and infrared *ortnetwor%ing setu*s. This o*tion also allows the user to ena6le certain t!*es of incoming

networ% connections.

Settin& *p an Internet Conne"tion

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The Choose from a 7ist of Internet Ser#i"e 'ro#i+erso*tion gies instructions forsetting u* an account with anISP0then ma%ing the Internet connection through that new

account.

The Set *p m$ "onne"tion man*a77$o*tion sets u* connections for accounts that

hae alread! 6een o*ened with an ISP Dusername and *assword are read! for useE.

The Use the CD I &ot from an IS'o*tion should 6e used when *ossessing aninstallation $,4:OM from one of the serice *roiders.

MSN Internet Conne"tion Set*p

After choosing MS? and clic%ing 3inish0 the /indows P networ% connection

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This window leads to the MSN E?p7orer Wiar+. Answering 0esto this uestioncreates a %e! in the /indows :egistr! that allows access to MS? email from the /indows

P Start Menu. Answering Noto this uestion s%i*s that ste*. After answering either es or?o0 the MS? wi9ard launches automaticall!.

The MS? wi9ard sets u* an MS? account and dial4u* Internet connection 6ut reuire

a wor%ing *hone line connected to a wor%ing modem.

Other IS' Internet Conne"tion Set*p

After choosing an alternate ISP and clic%ing 3inish0 the /indows P networ% connection

wi9ard closes and a new /indows ;=*lorer window o*ens as shown 6elow.

The first shortcut launches the MS? window shown a6oe. The second shortcut

launches a new Internet Conne"tion Wiar+. This wi9ard dials a *u6lic *hone num6er too6tain a list of ISP referrals from Microsoft. O6iousl!0 this wi9ard will *roide a limited list

of serice *roiders and not necessaril! the 6est ones for each indiiduals needs.

These shortcuts0 installed in $7Program 3ilesOnline Serices0 can 6e accessed at an!

time from /indows ;=*lorer. It is not necessar! to naigate through the /indows P

networ% connection wi9ard to e=ecute them.

This wi9ard assumes an account has 6een o*ened *reiousl!. Manual connections

reuire the username Daccount nameE and *assword from a wor%ing ISP serice. ,ial4u*

connections also reuire a tele*hone num6er> 6road6and connections do not.

The ne=t ste* *resents three o*tions for creating a manual connection.

The Conne"t *sin& a +ia74*p mo+emo*tion wor%s for *hone line Internet sericesDeither traditional dial4u* or IS,?E.

The Conne"t *sin& a !roa+!an+ "onne"tion that re@*ires a *ser name an+

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INFO%MATION SHEET 3.;

A""i+enta7 E#ent Che"-7ist

Accident re*orts ma! contain the following details7

?ame of *erson inBured

,ate and Time of accident

T!*e of InBur!

3irst Aid gien

Action ta%en to *reent further accidents.

/ith this %ind of re*ort0 the teacher and the students could see what t!*e of accident mostl! occur on

their *lace that the! could alread! *reent it from coming.


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C%ITE%IA %ATIN1

Safet! Precautions are o6sered. 2(

All the UTP are *ro*erl! connected to the com*uter and hu6. "(

$om*uters are *ro*erl! connected and seen in the networ%. "(

Pro*er 6oot4u* and shutdown of the com*uter is o6sered. 2(

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Samp7e A""i+ent %eport

ACCIDENT, DAN1E%OUS OCCU%%ENCE AND INCIDENT %E'O%T

?ame7 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC ,ate7 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC

ear @ Section7 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC

A. S*!e"t of %eport"Please tick t!e )o7#

InBur!

,angerous occurrence

,amage to eui*ment

Accidents8incidents with the *otential to inBure or cause damage

Health $ondition

B. '7a"e, Date, Time

;=act location of eent7 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC

Time of eent7 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC

Teacher4in4charge at the time of eent7 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC

C. Nat*re of In*r$CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC

CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC


D. First Ai+ TreatmentCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC


$hec%ed 6!7 CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC

ACTI9IT0 SHEET 3.;

I. Simulation

1. Frou* !ourseles into si=.

2. Show some situation where it can lead to an unwanted accidental eent.

Show the class on how !ou would come u* with this.

". The *erformance will 6e rated according to the following7

'erforman"e Criteria

: 4 ;=cellentl! *erformed; 4 er! Satisfactoril! *erformed/ 4 Satisfactoril! *erformed

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2 4 Poorl! *erformed

II. Ma%e an Accident :e*ort that !ou ma! encounter inside the com*uter la6orator!.

Program8 $ourse7 Comp*ter Har+are Ser#i"in& NC IIUnit of $om*etenc!7 Confi&*re Comp*terS$stem an+ Netor-s

Module7 Confi&*rin& of Comp*ter S$stem an+ Netor-s

Learnin& O*t"ome 6/ Analy1e and try(out t!e conigured computer system.

Assessment Criteria

1. Another round of ins*ection and test following the s*ecified manufacturer5s instruction is carried

out.

2. Safe o*eration of the networ% and s!stem is assured guaranteed 1((.

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Introduction to P$ Hardware and Trou6leshooting 6! Mi%e M!ers

htt*788su**ort.microsoft.com

INFO%MATION SHEET /.2

SO' in Comp*ter Netor- S$stem Confi&*ration

ou hae learned from Information Sheet -2.2.J how to configure a Peer4to4Peer networ% and P

connection with Internet. ?ow to chec% if the LA? connection is reall! wor%ing0 !ou must tr! to

share !our resources and accessed shared resources of other com*uter. Ma%e sure that !ou follow the

standard o*erating *rocedures in configuring networ% to achiee successful o*eration.

Sharin& %eso*r"es an+ A""essin& Share+ %eso*r"es

1.O*en My Computer, dou6le4clic% the $7

drie0 and create a new folder on the $7

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2. In the Shared Pro*erties dialog 6o=0

select the Sharing ta6. ?otice that the.

Select the S!are %!is -older6utton. T!*e

the Share ?ame. $lic% Apply and the

com*uter !ou are lin%ed to should 6e a6le

to iew !our Shared folder.

#. :ight4clic% My Network Places0

which should 6e located on !our des%to*. Select Properties. :ight4clic% !our connection

Dloo% for a name li%e Local Area $onnectionE and again select Properties. In !our Local Area

$onnection Pro*erties dialog 6o=0 select -ileand Print Sharing forMicrosot Networksand

clic% O8. If !ou don5t see an o*tion for 3ile and Print Sharing0 clic% Install and select a

serice and then clic%Add.?ow select the-ile and Print S!aring option.

). O*en M! ?etwor% Places4 dou6le4clic% the icon4 and select the ;ntire ?etwor% o*tion

under Other Places at the left of the window. In the main Dright4handE *ane0 !ou should seeone or more o*tions. ,ou6le4clic% the Microsoft /indows ?etwor% icon.

J. ou5re now at the main networ% screen0 where !ou should see what5s called a wor%grou*.

A wor%grou* is a 6asic grou* of com*uters connected to the same ;thernet networ%. ,ou6le4

clic% the wor%grou* to see all the com*uters connected to !our ;thernet networ%.


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2. A window will 6e dis*la!ed showing $lic% A++ a 'rinteron the Tas%*ane Dif there are*rinters alread! installedE.

". To continue0 clic%Ne7t.

#. Select what %ind of *rinter !ou are going to connect0ocal printerorNetwork printer.


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NoteIf !ou receie a message sa!ing that /indows was una6le to locate thenecessar! files0 !ou will need to get the necessar! software 6efore continuing. Most often0

the *rinter manufacturers /e6 site will hae a section called Dri#ers0 from which !ou candownload the software necessar! to use their *roducts. If !ou are una6le to locate the

software on the manufacturers /e6 site0 inuire within !our de*artment to see if someone isin *ossession of a software installation dis% for the *rinter. Once !ou hae o6tained the

necessar! software0 clic% herefor instructions on installing a drier.

&. Assign !our Printer name. $lic%Ne7t. If !ou want to test *age0 clic% :es. $lic%Ne7t.

'. Then 3inish. :ight4clic% on the *rinter !ou installed. $lic% Set as 4eault.


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Writin& an A""omp7ishment %eport

Accom*lishment :e*ort is done when !ou hae finished a certain Bo6. This re*ort ma! 6e in narratie

or ta6ular form.

Sample o an Accomplis!ment *eport

ACCOM'LISHMENT %E'O%T

Name Date Assigned Tas% /or%ing Pro*erl! ?ot /or%ing $onnected in a ?etwor%

P$ 1 P$ 2 P$ "

Printer

O'E%ATION SHEET /.2

A""essin& 'rinter in a Netor-

Materia7s, E@*ipments4 $om*uter Units

4 Hu6

4 Printer

1. Fien the following materials and eui*ments0 access one document file on other

com*uter in a networ%.

2. Print the file !ou o*en with the use of the networ% *rinter.

". Ma%e an Accom*lishment :e*ort on this o*eration.


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C%ITE%IA %ATIN1

$om*uters are connected in the networ%. "(

All the *eri*herals are *ro*erl! ins*ected. 2(

Shared files are located and o*ened a document in the com*uter. "(

Accessed file has 6een *rinted. 2(

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ANSWE% =E0

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1. Internet

2. Intranet

". FA?

#. /A?

). MA?J. To*olog!

. ?etwor%

&. LA?

'. Star to*olog!

1(. :ing to*olog!

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twee9ers

magnif!ing glass

multi4tester

side4cutter *liers

soldering iron

ca6le tie

$om*uter

Storage deice

ada*ter

manuals

long nose *liers


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