Lab 7

Procedure
1 Done
2 Done
3 Done
4
Tests# Speed in Kbps

1 2929.7

2 2929.7

3 2929.7

4 2929.7

5 2929.7

Average 2929.7

5 Done
6 500/2.92927 = 170.69 or 1 min and 20 sec
7 Done
8 Done

Review questions

1. Amount of Data divided by Time to download = your internet speed

2. Internet traffic.
● The server speed of the site you're visiting.
● Your computer's hardware and software configuration.
● Traffic on your home networ

3. Connection speeds will vary depending on many conditions such as the time of day and
the amount of congestion on the Internet in general. When you request a Web page from
a server on the Internet, both the request and the resulting page travel over a series of
links that help comprise the Internet. Points between links are often referred to as
"hops." So depending on the number of people connecting to our servers, the number of
"hops" taken to get to our site, the quality of the connections between each hop to this
site and various other factors, your Internet connection speed will always vary.
4. A. SLOWEST = 56K MODEM
B. MID RANGE= DSL/CABLE, ISDN
C. HIGHEST= DSL/CABLE, ISDN
Lab 2

1. Done
2. Done
3. Windows 7
4. Done
5. IP Address: 10.160.135.29
Subnet mask: 2555.255.240.0
Default gateway: 10.160.128.1
DHCP Enabled: Yes
Primary WIN server IP server:
Secondary WIN server IP server:
DNS server address: 172.16.27.48
172. 16.24.81
6. Doen
7. Done

Review questions

1.ipconfig
2. CMD
3. An address assigned to each device
4. Identifies the ip address
5. DHCP's purpose is to enable individual computers on an IP network to extract their
configurations from a server (the DHCP server) or servers, in particular, servers that have no
exact information about the individual computers until they request the information.
6.
A WINDOWS XP: ipconfig/all
B WINDOWS 2000:ipconfig/all
C WINDOWS ME: winipcfg
D WINDOWS 98 : winipcfg
Lab 5
1. Done
2. Done
3. Done
4. Done
5. Done
6. Done
7. Done
8. IPv4 connectivity, IPv6 connectivity, Media State, Duration and speed
9. What you need to set up a home network, setting up a home network, what is a
homegroup, file sharing essentials, view and connect to available wireless network and
choosing a network location
10. Description, physical address, DHCP Enabled, IPv4 address, Ipv4 Subnet Mask, Lease
obtained, Lease expires, IPv4 Default gateway, IPv4 DHCP Server, IPv4 Dns Servers,
Ipv4 WINS server, Net BIOS over tcpip en, Link Local Ipv6 address, Ipv6 default
gateway and IPv6 DNS server
11. Done
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15. Done
16. Done
17. Done
18. Done

Review Questions

1.You open the network connection window by right clicking the my network places icon on the
desktop or from the start menu.
2. Networks and sharing Connections
3.IPv4 connectivity, IPv6 connectivity, Media State, Duration and speed
4. What you need to set up a home network, setting up a home network, what is a homegroup,
file sharing essentials, view and connect to available wireless network and choosing a network
location
5. Description, physical address, DHCP Enabled, IPv4 address, Ipv4 Subnet Mask, Lease
obtained, Lease expires, IPv4 Default gateway, IPv4 DHCP Server, IPv4 Dns Servers, Ipv4
WINS server, Net BIOS over tcpip en, Link Local Ipv6 address, Ipv6 default gateway and IPv6
DNS server
6. Either the ethernet is not plugged in properly or the wireless connection is not strong enough/
enabled .