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Networking & Wireless Routers

IVTheoretical vs. Actual

Throughput25 Points

TU Networking 3342Dr. Thomas Hicks

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---------------------- Integrity Check ----------------------

As You Well Know, It Is A Violation Of Academic IntegrityTo Fake The Results On Any Of Your Labs.

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Your Name

_________________

Name This Presentation:Tom-Hicks-4-Router-Wireless-Lab.pptx

{Substitute Your First & Last Names}

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Two Computers

Used For This Lab

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I Have Transferred File From

CS-____ To CS-____

HostSystem

DestinationSystem

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Reboot Both Systems!

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Reboot Both Systems Into Windows 7

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Theoretical Transfer Units

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Theoretical Transfer Limit Of Wireless GAdd A Screen Capture Below

Do An Internet Search To Find The Theoretical Limit Of Wireless G. Include A Screen Capture below!

Wireless G Theoretical Limit = _____??____ MbpsWireless G Theoretical Limit = _____??____ MBps

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Theoretical Transfer Limit Of Wireless NAdd A Screen Capture Below

Do An Internet Search To Find The Theoretical Limit Of Wireless N. Include A Screen Capture below!

Wireless N Theoretical Limit = _____??_____ MbpsWireless N Theoretical Limit = _____??_____ MBps

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Theoretical Transfer Limit Of Fast EthernetOn Our Systems To Linksys Router

Add A Screen Capture BelowDo An Internet Search To Find The Theoretical Limit Of

Your Computer's Fast Ethernet On The Linksys Router. Do A Search On The Switch Capabilities For Your Linksys Router. Include A Screen Capture below!

Ethernet Theoretical Limit = _____??_________ MbpsEthernet Theoretical Limit = _____??_________ MBps

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Connect Two Computers To The Linksys

Wireless G Router Using The D-Link Adapters

Preparation For Wireless G Transfer

#1-2

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Connect Wireless Linksys G Router To Two Computers - No Internet - Use The D-Link Wireless Access Points.

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Connect Two Systems To The Linksys Wireless G Router Using The D-Link Adapters

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Disable All AdaptersExcept The D-Link

(Including The Ethernet Cat-5 NIC Adapter)

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Disable All Adapters (On Both Host & Destination Systems) Except Your D-Link

Replace The Two Screen Captures Below - One From Each System!

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Each Of The Two Systems Is To

Have A Share Folder

C:\Share

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Create A Folder, Called Share, On Both Computers.C:\Share

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Make Sure That User Group Everyone Has Full Access Control To The Share

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Make Sure That User Group Everyone Has Full Security Control To Read & Write To The Disk

Once They Get There

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Double-Check SharesIf Computers CS-3 & CS-1 Were To Be Used For The Transfer, You Should Be Able To Log Into CS-1 - Copy Files To The CS-3 Share & Delete Those Files.

You Should Be Able To Do

Likewise On CS-1. Check Them To Make Sure The

Shares Are Correctly

Configured!

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Find A Folder (about 200 MB) To Transfer

Does Not Have To Be The Adobe Folder

C:\Program Files\AdobeC:\Program Files(x86)\Adobe

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Select A Transfer Folder (About 200 MB); You Might Want To Use The Adobe Folder?Show The Folder. Show The Folder Properties. Show The Destination Share Folder On

The Other Computer. Replace The Screen Capture Below With Yours!

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About My Transfer Folder

My Transfer Folder Is C:\_____??____{C:\Program Files\Adobe?}

My Transfer Folder =_____??___ Bytes

My Transfer Folder = _____??___ bits

My Transfer Folder = _____??____ Mb

My Transfer Folder = _____??____ MB

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Theoretical CalculationsMy Transfer Folder Has _?_ Bytes.My Transfer Folder Has _?_ bits.

Our Wireless G Theoretical Limit is _?_ bits/sec. In Theory, We Could Copy Our Folder In _?_ Seconds Using This Adapter.

Our Wireless N Theoretical Limit is _?_ bits/sec. In Theory, We Could Copy Our Folder In _?_ Seconds Using This Adapter.

Our Cat-5 Ethernet Theoretical Limit For This NIC Card On This Linksys Router/Switch is _?_ bits/sec. In Theory, We Could Copy Our Folder In _?_ Seconds Using This Adapter.

We Will Never Reach The Theoretical Limits!

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Place 4 Copies Of Your Transfer File On Host System Desktop. [I Plan To Copy From CS-6(Host) To CS-3 (Destination)].

Replace The Screen Capture Below With Yours!

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Copy The File # 1

(Time The Transfer)Do Nothing Else On Either

Computer During The Transfer

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Get A Watch With A Second Hand Ready - Transfer # 1Time The Transfer The First Copy Of Your Transfer Folder

Into The Share Folder On The Destination System.

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Wireless Linksys G RouterTransfer # 1 Information

Adobe

Adobe

Wireless G Theoretical Limit = _____??_________ Mbps

Number Of Bits Transferred Wireless G = _____??_________ bits

Number Of Seconds To Do Transfer # 1 = _____??_________ seconds

Actual Wireless G Transfer # 1 Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

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Things That Might Slow Down A Wireless Transfer

List All Of The Things That Could Contribute To Slowing Down A Wireless Transfer (In General) {i.e. Doing Something Else On The Computer During Transfer, etc.}

1]2]3]4]5]6]7]

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My Wireless G Transfer Thoughts

List Your Thoughts & Conclusions About Wireless G (Theoretical vs. Actual Transfer)

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Conjecture

You Are About To Repeat The Transfer Of The Same Data A Second Time.

I Want You To Guess How Close The Transfer Rate Will Be The Second Time. My Guess Would Be __??__ Seconds.

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Copy The File # 2

(Time The Transfer)Do Nothing Else On Either

Computer During The Transfer

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Get A Watch With A Second Hand Ready - Transfer # 2Time The Transfer The Second Copy Of Your Transfer Folder

Into The Share Folder On The Destination System.

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Wireless Linksys G RouterTransfer # 2 Information

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Adobe

Adobe

Wireless G Theoretical Limit = _____??_________ Mbps

Number Of Bits Transferred With Wireless G = _____??_________ bits

Number Of Seconds To Do Transfer # 2 = _____??_________ seconds

Actual Wireless G Transfer # 2 Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

Number Of Seconds To Do Transfer # 1 = _____??_________ seconds

Actual Wireless G Transfer # 1 Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

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About Your Conjecture

Did You Get The Results You Expected? How Do You Explain Your Results?

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Connect Two Computers To The D-Link

Wireless N Router Using The D-Link Adapters

Preparation For Wireless N Transfer

#3

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Connect Wireless D-Link N Router To Two Computers - No Internet - Use The D-Link Wireless Access Points.

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Connect Two Systems To The D-Link Wireless N Router Using The D-Link Adapters

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Disable All AdaptersExcept The D-Link

(Including The Ethernet Cat-5 NIC Adapter)

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Disable All Adapters (On Both Host & Destination Systems) Except Your D-Link

Replace The Two Screen Captures Below - One From Each System!

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Copy The File # 3

(Time The Transfer)Do Nothing Else On Either

Computer During The Transfer

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Get A Watch With A Second Hand Ready - Transfer # 3Time The Transfer The Third Copy Of Your Transfer Folder

Into The Share Folder On The Destination System.

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Wireless D-Link N RouterTransfer # 1 Information

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Adobe

Adobe

Wireless N Theoretical Limit = _____??_________ Mbps

Number Of Bits Transferred Wireless N = _____??_________ bits

Number Of Seconds To Do Transfer # 3 = _____??_________ seconds

Actual Wireless N Transfer # 3 Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

Actual Wireless G Transfer # 1 Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

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My Wireless N Transfer Thoughts

List Your Thoughts & Conclusions About Wireless N (Theoretical vs. Actual Transfer - How Did Wireless N Compare To Wireless G )

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Connect Two Computers To The D-Link

Wireless N Switch Using CAT-5 Ethernet Cards

Preparation For Switched Ethernet Transfer

#4

Don't Remove Wireless AdapterDisable It!

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Connect Wireless D-Link N Switch To Two Computers - No Internet - Use The Cat-5 Fast Ethernet Cards

Don't Remove Wireless AdapterDisable It!

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Connect Two Systems To The D-Link Wireless N Router Using The Cat-5 Ethernet Adapters

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Disable All AdaptersExcept The Cat-5

Ethernet

(Including The D-Link Wireless Adapter)

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Disable All Adapters (On Both Host & Destination Systems) Except Your D-Link

Replace The Two Screen Captures Below - One From Each System!

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Copy The File # 4

(Time The Transfer)Do Nothing Else On Either

Computer During The Transfer

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Get A Watch With A Second Hand Ready - Transfer # 4Time The Transfer The Fourth Copy Of Your Transfer Folder

Into The Share Folder On The Destination System.

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Connect D-Link Switch To Two Computers - No Internet - No Wireless - Switched Fast Ethernet

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Adobe

Adobe

D-Link-Fast Ethernet Switch Theoretical Transfer Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

Number Of Bits Transferred With Switch = _____??_________ bits

Number Of Seconds To Do Transfer # 4 = _____??_________ seconds

Actual D-Link Switch Transfer # 4 Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

Actual Wireless G Transfer # 1 Rate = _____??_________ MbpsActual Wireless N Transfer # 3 Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

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My Wireless N Transfer Thoughts

List Your Thoughts & Conclusions About Wireless N (Theoretical vs. Actual Transfer - How Did Wireless N Compare To Wireless G Compare To The Fast Ethernet Switch )

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Erase All Of TheFiles In The Share

Folder At This Time!

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Reboot Both Systems Into Windows 7

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Do The Following On Both Systems:1] Enable Only Fast Ethernet Cat-5 Adapter

2] Make Sure You Can Connect To D-Link Router

3] Disable Cat-5 Adapter

4] Re-Enable Your D-Link Wireless Adapter

5] Make Sure You Can Connect To D-Link Router

6] Re-Enable Your Cat-5 Adapter

7] You Should Be Sure Both Adapters Are Working

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Connect Two Computers To The D-Link

Wireless N Router Using Both CAT-5 Ethernet Cards

& D-Link Wireless N Adapters

Preparation For Switched Ethernet &Wireless Transfer

#5

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Connect Wireless Linksys N Router To Two Computers - No Internet - Both Wireless & Fast Ethernet

Adobe

Adobe

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Connect Two Systems To The D-Link Wireless N Router Using The Cat-5 Ethernet Adapters

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Copy The File # 5

(Time The Transfer)Do Nothing Else On Either

Computer During The Transfer

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Get A Watch With A Second Hand Ready - Transfer # 5Time The Transfer The First Copy Of Your Transfer Folder

Into The Share Folder On The Destination System.

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Actual D-Link Switch Transfer Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

Connect Wireless Linksys N Router To Two Computers - No Internet - Wireless & Ethernet

Adobe

Adobe

Was It Faster Using Both Wireless & Ethernet? ___________ {Y/N}63

Number Of Bits Transferred Wireless & Switch = _____??_________ bits

Number Of Seconds To Do Transfer # 5 = _____??_________ seconds

Combined Switch & Wireless Transfer # 5 Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

Actual Wireless G Transfer # 1 Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

Actual Wireless N Transfer # 3 Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

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My Combined Wired & Wireless Transfer Thoughts

List Your Thoughts & Conclusions About (Whether Having Both Wired and Wireless Increases The Speed )

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Connect Two Computers To The Linksys Wireless G Switch Using CAT-5

Ethernet Cards

Preparation For Switched Ethernet Transfer

#6

Remove All Wireless Adapters

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Connect Wireless Linksys G Switch To Two Computers - No Internet - Use The Cat-5 Fast Ethernet Cards

Don't Remove Wireless AdapterDisable It!

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Connect Two Systems To The Linksys Wireless G Router Using The Cat-5 Ethernet Adapters

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Disable All AdaptersExcept The Cat-5

Ethernet

(Including The D-Link Wireless Adapter)

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Disable All Adapters (On Both Host & Destination Systems) Except Your D-Link

Replace The Two Screen Captures Below - One From Each System!

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Copy The File # 6

(Time The Transfer)Do Nothing Else On Either

Computer During The Transfer

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Get A Watch With A Second Hand Ready - Transfer # 6Time The Transfer The Third Copy Of Your Transfer Folder

Into The Share Folder On The Destination System.

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Connect Linksys Switch To Two Computers - No Internet - No Wireless - Switched Fast Ethernet

Adobe

Adobe

Linksys-Fast Ethernet Switch Theoretical Transfer Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

Number Of Bits Transferred Switch = _____??_________ bits

Number Of Seconds To Do Transfer # 6 = _____??_________ seconds

Actual Linksys Switch Transfer # 6 Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

Actual D-Link Switch Transfer Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

Was There Much Difference Between The Linksys Switch & The D-Link Switch? _______ {Y/N}72

Actual Wireless G Transfer # 1 Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

Actual Wireless N Transfer # 3 Rate = _____??_________ Mbps

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My Switch Thoughts

List Your Thoughts & Conclusions About Switches (Linksys vs. D-Link )

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Two Computers

Used For This Lab

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I Have Transferred File From

CS-____ To CS-____

HostSystem

DestinationSystem

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Disconnect Your Router

Re-connect The Host System To The Trinity Net

Re-connect The Destination System To The Trinity Net

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Connect The Host & Destination Systems To The Trinity Network

Ethernet LAN Cat 5

TU Network

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Erase The Transfer Folders From The Desktop Of The Host

System

Empty The Share Files Of Both Systems

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Returned The Host System To The

Correct Windows 7Static Ethernet Configuration

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Reset Your Ethernet NIC To The Appropriate Static IP

CS-1.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.119

CS-2.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.120

CS-3.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.121

CS-4.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.179

CS-5.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.52

CS-7.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.140

ALWAYSRETURN YOUR

SYSTEM TO THISCONFIGURATIONBEFORE LEAVING!

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Double-Check The IP Settings

ALWAYSRETURN YOUR

SYSTEM TO THISCONFIGURATIONBEFORE LEAVING!

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Double-Check Your DNS Entry

ALWAYSRETURN YOUR

SYSTEM TO THISCONFIGURATIONBEFORE LEAVING!

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Double-Check Your WINS Server Entries

ALWAYSRETURN YOUR

SYSTEM TO THISCONFIGURATIONBEFORE LEAVING!

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RemoteDesktop Into The Host

System

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Go To Another Computer Attempt To Do A Remote Desktop Into The Host System!

CS-1 Static DNS = CS-1.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.119 Router DNS = CS-8.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.141

CS-2 Static DNS = CS-2.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.120 Router DNS = CS-9.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.142

CS-3 Static DNS = CS-3.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.121 Router DNS = CS-10.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.143

CS-4 Static DNS = CS-4.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.179 Router DNS = CS-11.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.146

CS-5 Static DNS = CS-5.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.52 Router DNS = CS-12.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.147

CS-6 Static DNS = CS-6.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.167 Router DNS = CS-13.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.148

CS-7 Static DNS = CS-7.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.140 Router DNS = CS-14.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.149

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Go To Another Computer Remote Desktop To Your Host System Capture The Connection!

Replace The Screen Capture (The Entire Desktop) Below With Yours!

CS-1.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.119

CS-2.cs.trinity.edu

Static IP = 131.194.71.120

CS-3.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.121

CS-4.cs.trinity.edu

Static IP = 131.194.71.179

CS-5.cs.trinity.edu

Static IP = 131.194.71.52

CS-7.cs.trinity.edu

Static IP = 131.194.71.140

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Returned The Destination System

To The Correct Windows 7

Static Ethernet Configuration

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Reset Your Ethernet NIC To The Appropriate Static IP

CS-1.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.119

CS-2.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.120

CS-3.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.121

CS-4.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.179

CS-5.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.52

CS-7.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.140

ALWAYSRETURN YOUR

SYSTEM TO THISCONFIGURATIONBEFORE LEAVING!

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Double-Check The IP Settings

ALWAYSRETURN YOUR

SYSTEM TO THISCONFIGURATIONBEFORE LEAVING!

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Double-Check Your DNS Entry

ALWAYSRETURN YOUR

SYSTEM TO THISCONFIGURATIONBEFORE LEAVING!

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Double-Check Your WINS Server Entries

ALWAYSRETURN YOUR

SYSTEM TO THISCONFIGURATIONBEFORE LEAVING!

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RemoteDesktop Into The

Destination System

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Go To Another Computer Attempt To Do A Remote Desktop Into The Host System!

CS-1 Static DNS = CS-1.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.119 Router DNS = CS-8.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.141

CS-2 Static DNS = CS-2.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.120 Router DNS = CS-9.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.142

CS-3 Static DNS = CS-3.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.121 Router DNS = CS-10.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.143

CS-4 Static DNS = CS-4.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.179 Router DNS = CS-11.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.146

CS-5 Static DNS = CS-5.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.52 Router DNS = CS-12.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.147

CS-6 Static DNS = CS-6.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.167 Router DNS = CS-13.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.148

CS-7 Static DNS = CS-7.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.140 Router DNS = CS-14.cs.trinity.edu Router IP = 131.194.71.149

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Go To Another Computer Remote Desktop To Your Destination System Capture The Connection!

Replace The Screen Capture (The Entire Desktop) Below With Yours!

CS-1.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.119

CS-2.cs.trinity.edu

Static IP = 131.194.71.120

CS-3.cs.trinity.edu Static IP = 131.194.71.121

CS-4.cs.trinity.edu

Static IP = 131.194.71.179

CS-5.cs.trinity.edu

Static IP = 131.194.71.52

CS-7.cs.trinity.edu

Static IP = 131.194.71.140

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Logout Of Both Systems