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Networking on Windows 2000

Networking on Windows 2000. BICS 565. NetBEUI. NetBEUI NetBIOS Enhanced User Interface Developed by IBM and adopted by Novell and Microsoft. Small Microsoft based LANs Not routable; cannot use for WAN. IPX/SPX. Novell’s networking protocol

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Networking on Windows 2000

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  1. Networking on Windows 2000 BICS 565

  2. NetBEUI • NetBEUI • NetBIOS Enhanced User Interface • Developed by IBM and adopted by Novell and Microsoft. • Small Microsoft based LANs • Not routable; cannot use for WAN

  3. IPX/SPX • Novell’s networking protocol • Microsoft uses a version of IPX/SPX called NWLink • IPX/SPX uses MAC addresses; it is routable • Only routable internally; not supported on the Internet

  4. TCP/IP • You don’t need another slide on TCP/IP. • We have done enough from the Panko Book. • Just don’t forget the layers. • All Internet stuff runs on TCP/IP • Famous Quote: TCP makes the IP go around.

  5. Services • Applications that run on a server • Applications that serve requests from clients • Popular services: WWW, FTP, Telnet, NNTP, SMTP, POP3, IMAP4, SNMP, SNTP, NTP, and many others. • Look in book on page 219 for details on how to set up services in Windows 2000

  6. IP Routing • Routers use IP addresses and Masks to route IP packets • Routing Table • Static Routing • Dynamic Routing • RIP, OSPF, MOSPF etc.

  7. Remote Access • Remotely connect to a Windows 2000 server using any of the following: • NetBEUI • TCP/IP • AppleTalk RAP • NWLink • VPNs are also supported • PP Tunneling and Layer Two Tunneling (IPSec)

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