Microsoft WindowsNT 3.5(x)TCP/IP Configuration Guide

You must be logged into the system with Administration Privileges.

Open Program Manager.

Open the Main program group.

Double click on the Control Panel Icon.



From the Control Panel window double click on the Network Icon.


The Network Settings window displays. This is where we will begin to configure the TCP/IP Stack.



The first thing that we must do is find the TCP/IP Protocol entry in the Installed Network Software dialog box. (If this entry does not exist, you may have to add it by selecting the Add Software option.)



Highlight the TCP/IP Protocol Entry and click on the Configure button.
The TCP/IP Configuration window displays.



We must enter the IP address, the Subnet Mask, and the Default Gateway.

In the IP Address box enter your assigned CIDR network number (a.b.c.x) where x is an UNUSED host IP address. (Keep in mind that the router has already been assigned the .1 host IP address).
For example: 38.254.100.2

The subnet mask should be 255.255.255.0 for an unsubnetted Class C network.

Enter the IP address of your router in the Default Gateway box (a.b.c.1).

For example: 38.254.100.1

If you are not using the Windows NT WINS service, leave the WINS information blank.

Next we must configure the DNS name resolution. Click on the DNS button to display the DNS
Configuration window.



Enter the host name of the machine in the Host Name box. (This is an arbitrary name chosen by you to refer to this machine).

First choose the two closest resolvers from the DNS Name Resolvers.

Next add the IP addresses of the DNS resolvers. Enter the first IP address in the left side box then click on the Add button.

This adds the Resolver to the Domain Name Service (DNS) Search Order box.



We must repeat this process for the other Name Resolver. When complete, the information should look similar to the example shown below.

After you select OK you return to the TCP/IP Configuration Screen.

Select OK again. You will be prompted to to reboot the machine.

TCP/IP should be enabled after the reboot.

Novell NetWare 4.1 ,TCPIP NLM Configuration Guide

At the Server console prompt type:

LOAD INETCFG

The Internetworking Configuration menu displays.



Select Protocols.

Select TCP/IP.

The TCP/IP Protocol Configuration screen displays.



If this server is acting as a router, set IP Packet Forwarding to Enabled

By default Static Routing is set to Disabled. Change Static Routing to Enabled

Select the Static Routing Table.

If there is no Default entry, you will need to add one.

Press INS (insert) to add a route.

The Static Route Configuration screen displays.



It will default to specifying a network route. This needs to be changed to Default Route.
Set Next Hop Type to Gateway IP Address.
Set the Next Hop Router on Route to be the IP address of the router connected to the Internet.
All other defaults should be fine.
Press ESC and answer yes to updating the routing tables.
Press ESC until you are back at the Internetworking Configuration menu.
Choose Bindings.
The Configured Protocol To Network Interface Bindings screen displays.



You should be able to select the card that TCP/IP is bound to.

If you do not have TCP/IP bound to a card, press INS (insert).

Select TCP/IP and select the card you want to bind it to.



From the Binding TCP/IP to a LAN Interface screen, set the IP address and netmask. (The netmask can be listed as 255.255.255.0)

All other defaults are fine.

Press ESC and answer yes to updating the tables.
This completes all necessary configuration information.
Press ESC until you are back to the Internetworking Configuration menu.
Press ESC and the server will give you the warning that:

Changes made in INETCFG are not active immediately. To put these changes into effect, bring down the server and restart it, or use the "reinitialize system" command (please refer to the documentation for the proper use of this command).

The server will need to be restarted for these changes to take effect.

To Set Up DNS Resolving

You need to set up an /etc/resolv.cfg file. There is a sample file already in the /etc/samples directory.
The file should look like:

domain domain.com
nameserver
nameserver

Windows for Workgroups TCP/IP 32 3.11b Configuration Guide

Go to the Network Program group.



Start the Network setup program.



Select Drivers.



Choose Add Protocol.



If TCP/IP is not a choice, choose Unlisted or Update Protocol.



Enter the Path the TCP/IP Driver (specifically the .inf file).

Choose MicroSoft TCP/IP-32 3.11b.



Select MS TCP and press setup.

Enter the IP address of the PC in the IP address box.

Enter the proper subnet mask for the PC (255.255.255.0 for class C).

Enter the IP address of the router in the default gateway entry.



Press the DNS button to configure the name servers.

* Choose the physically closest machine from the list of DNS Name Resolvers
* Enter this IP address in the left-hand box in the Domain Name Service (DNS) Search Order section.
* Click on Add.
* Do the same with the next closest machine.
* Click on OK, close then OK.

The program will inform you that it saved a backup of config files.

You will be prompted to restart.

Trumpet Winsock TCP/IP Configuration Guide

Download the Trumpet Winsock distribution files and unzip them.

Make sure you have a current copy of WINPKT.COM (available at ftp://ftp.trumpet.com/).

Installation

Create the directory C:\TRUMPWSK. Unzip TWSK21F.ZIP and WINAP21F.ZIP into this directory.
Install the software drivers.

Ethernet Network

* Install the packet driver for your Ethernet card.

The entry in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file should be similar to:C:\ETHERNET\8003PKDR.EXE /B:240 /R:D000 /I:10 /E:60

* Install the WINPKT.COM virtual packet driver.

The entry in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file should be similar to:
C:\TRUMPWSK\WINPKT.COM 0x60

In Program Manager, create a program group named Network. Use File Manager to drag and drop the EXE files in C:\TRUMPWSK into the Network program group.

Edit the PATH statement in AUTOEXEC.BAT to include C:\TRUMPWSK. This enables Winsock applications to find WINSOCK.DLL when they are launched.

Reboot the computer and start Windows.

Launch TCPMAN from the Network program group. (You can select Help from the menu bar to learn more about the software.) This will bring up a message similar to the following:



Select Setup on the menu bar.
Trumpet Winsock Setup window displays.



Make sure that the Internal SLIP is NOT checked.

Make sure that the Internal PPP is NOT checked.

Enter the IP address of this workstation.
Enter the Default gateway (this is the IP address of your router).

Enter the IP address of the closest Name server (from the list of DNS Name Resolvers.

The Time server should be blank.

Make sure that the Domain suffix is a period.


* Packet vector=00
* MTU=1500
* TCP RWIN=4096
* TCP MSS=1024
* Demand load timeout (secs)=5
* TCP RTO MAX=60

When ready, click on OK.

The file TRUMPWSK.INI will be created in the C:\TRUMPWSK directory.

You will be prompted to restart Trumpet Winsock. Double click on the TCPMAN icon to restart.

Launch any Winsock compliant application.

TCPMAN.EXE will start automatically if it is not already running.

Several clients are included with the Trumpet Winsock, including TRMPTEL.EXE version 0.08 for telnet, WINARCH.EXE for searching Archie databases, and TRUMPING.EXE to ping another machine on the network.

TRUMPET PING provides the simplest means of verifying that you have a network connection. Launch TRUMPING and enter the name of an Internet host at the prompt. For example, you might try to PING mit.edu. If your connection is working, and if the host is operating, you will receive a response from the remote host.

Note: The WINSOCK.DLL file for the Trumpet Winsock remains in the C:\TRUMPWSK directory. Some vendors may require that their WINSOCK.DLL be copied to the C:\WINDOWS directory. If you have used Winsock software from another vendor, but now want to try the Trumpet Winsock, be sure to remove the other vendor's WINSOCK.DLL so that it will not interfere with the Trumpet Winsock implementation.

InterCon TCP/Connect II Configuration Guide

Choose the two closest resolvers from the DNS name resolvers list.

After you have loaded the TCP/Connect II software on your PC, go into the Program Manager.

Open the TCP/Connect II window.



Open Setup TCP.

TCP/Connect II for Windows setup screen displays.



From the scroll box on the left select Names.

On the right hand side enter the following information:

* This Machine Name:
Enter the hostname of this PC.

* Domain Name:
Enter your domain name.

* Domain Name Servers:
Enter the DNS resolvers closest to your geographic location.

From the scroll box on the left select Interfaces.



On the right hand side enter the following information:

* IP Address Type:
Set to Fixed.

* IP Address:
Enter this host's IP address.

* IP Address Mask:
Enter 255.255.255.0 for an unsubnetted class C network.

Note: If you want to remove the line, click on Remove. Answer yes to the prompt.

* Select the driver type.

If you are not using any other networking software on this PC, select Packet Drivers.

You will be prompted for your Ethernet adapter type.


Highlight it then click on OK.



You will be prompted for the I/O settings. (Your network card documentation should have this information.)

If you are using Novell Netware, choose ODI.

You will be prompted for Frame Type. Choose the frame type that you use.
You will be prompted for the path to your net.cfg file. Enter it.


From the scroll box on the left select IP Setup.

Verify that the Default Gateway is your router IP address.

To finish up, select Close and answer yes to all questions.

The system will re-boot.

When Windows is back up, start TCP/CONNECT II and try to ping mit.edu to verify that you can resolve host names.

Novell LAN WorkPlace,TCP/IP Configuration Guide

Novell LAN WorkPlace,TCP/IP Configuration Guide



Double click on the Configuration icon to open it.

The LAN WorkPlace Configuration screen displays.



In the Areas section, select Adapter.

In the Adapter Type section select LAN.

Under LAN Adapter select the brand and model of your Ethernet Adapter.

Further information about the selected adapter displays.




You may need to check your Ethernet Adapter's documentation to get the proper settings for the Interrupt, I/O Port, DMA and Slot.

Set the following:

IP Frame:
Ethernet_II

IPX Frame:
Ethernet_802.2

In the Areas section, select TCP/IP.



In the Addressing section:

* Select Load LAN WorkPlace TCP/IP.
* IP Address: Enter the IP address of this host.
* Subnet Mask: Enter 255.255.255.0 for an unsubnetted class C address.
* Domain Name: Enter your InterNIC assigned domain name.

In the DNS IP Addresses section:

* In 1st: Enter the physically closest machine from the list of DNS name resolvers.
* In 2nd: Enter the second closest machine.

In the Routing section:

* Enter the IP address of your router.
* Click on OK.

You will be prompted to exit Windows and reboot your system.

After the reboot try to ping one of our name resolvers by IP address. This will verify that you have IP connectivity.

You can also ping mit.edu to verify that you can resolve host names.

http://www.support.psi.com/support/common/inet-serv/tcpip/lwp/index.html

NetManage Chameleon NFS 4.5,TCP/IP Configuration Guide

To Install Chameleon NFS, put Install Disk 1 in the floppy drive.

Start up Windows 3.1.

Choose File, Run.

Enter a:\setup

This will bring up the Registration Window.



Enter the Serial Number in the Serial Number box. Enter the Key in the Key box. (Both of these values should have been provided with the software.)

Click on Continue.



Enter the path where the files will be installed. Using the default C:\NETMANAGE is fine.

If you would like to change this, enter the new path in the ChameleonNFS box.

Click on Continue.

Messages will inform you that some of the PC's setup files (AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, etc.) are going to be changed and backups made. Auto configuration starts up.



Respond to the Add prompt:

* Name: Ethernet0
* Type: Ethernet

Click on OK.



Respond to prompts for Hardware information.

* Choose the manufacturer of your Ethernet Card from the Vendor list.
* Choose the manufacturer of your Ethernet Card from the Vendor list.
* Respond to the card parameters prompt. (See your Ethernet card's documentation for these values.)

Click on OK.

Click on OK.



Enter the IP address of this workstation (a.b.c.x), then click on OK.

The Subnet Mask window displays.



The Subnet Mask for an unsubnetted Class C address is 255.255.255.0 with no subnet bits.

If you are using an assigned 38 net address, the values may be 255.0.0.0 with the Number of subnet mask bits = 16.
Click on OK.

The Host Name window displays.

Enter the host name of this PC in the Host Name box, then click on OK.
The Domain Name window displays.



Enter your assigned Internet domain name in the Domain Name box, then click on OK.

The Default Gateway window displays.



Enter the IP address of your router in the first slot of the Default Gateway box, then click on OK.

Next you need to add the DNS resolvers.

From the Custom window choose Setup, DNS.




The Domain Servers window displays.



Choose the two physically closest machines from the list of DNS name resolvers.

Enter the IP address of the closest machine in the top slot. Enter the IP address of the second closest machine in the next slot.
Click on OK.
From the Custom window choose File, Save to save the new configuration.

Restart the PC.