Win2000 Add common service settings Network properties

First, the common service introduction

1, DNS (Domain Name System): Name systems. It provides a mapping service for computers on the internet (such as "www.abc.com") to addresses (such as the "192.168.0.48" IP address) for domain name resolution.

2, IIS (Internet infomation Server): Internet Information Services. It is a kind of web service, mainly including WWW server, FTP server, etc. It makes it easy to publish information on an intranet (local area network) or on the Internet (Internet). IIS 5.0 is available on the Windows Advanced server.

3. DHCP (Dynamic Host Configure Protocol): Dynamically host Configuration Protocol. It is a TCP/IP standard designed to simplify the management address configuration. It uses the server to centrally manage IP addresses and other related configurations (such as gateways, DNS servers, and so on) that are used on your network for more information.

Ii. add DNS, IIS, and DHCP services

1, add IIS. Select Control Panel → add/Remove Programs → add/Remove Windows components →internet Information services → Select all.

2, add DHCP and DNS. Select Control Panel → add/Remove Programs → add/Remove Windows components → network services → check: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol dhcp→: Domain Name Service system DNS.

3, add success, do not need to restart, you can in the "start → program → management tool" to see and use related services. The following figure:

Third, network property settings

To use the services described above, the machine must have a static (or fixed) IP address. If only used in the LAN, in principle can be arbitrary IP address, the most commonly used is "192.168.0.1" to "192.168.0.254" range of any value. To bind a static IP address for a network card, follow these steps:

1, open the Network Properties Settings window: The TCP/IP property Settings window. Select control Panel → network and dial-up connections → local connection → attribute →internet protocol (TCP/IP) → properties.

2. Bind the first IP address for the NIC: This IP will also become the default IP address for this computer. Select "Use the following IP address", enter "192.168.0.48" in the "IP Address" column, and enter "255.255.255.0" in the subnet mask column, and both the default gateway and preferred DNS servers are populated with this default IP address if the local computer is also a server in this network. If this computer is not a server in the local network, the value of the general "default gateway" and "Alternate DNS server" columns is the IP address of the server, and the "Preferred DNS server" is still the default IP address for this computer. This article assumes that this machine is the server in this network, the following figure:

3, for the network card binding more IP address: In the next step to select "Advanced", and then select "Add", and then enter the second IP address "192.168.0.49", its corresponding subnet mask "255.255.255.0" system will be automatically populated; Add more IP address methods the same. The following figure:

4, after the completion of all settings, do not need to restart, exit this network property Settings window, the set is effective!

Five, the network property set after the validation

To test the success of your settings, you can use the following common methods:

1, enter Msdos way: Choose "Start → run", enter "cmd" Again "OK".

2. View the configured IP address of this machine: enter "ipconfig" and return, you can see the related configuration. The following figure:

3, you can also enter the "ping 192.168.0.48" format to verify.