Introduction to Windows Networking Objectives Plan a Windows Server Networking Model. Understand and implement networking protocols used by Windows server. Configure TCP/IP. Use TCP/IP tools to troubleshoot network connections.
Planning a Windows Server Networking Model Peer-to-peer networking -> WORKGROUP Uses Workstations to share resources such as files and printers and to connect to resources on other computers. Each computer is managed separately. Usernames/ passwords need to be duplicated on all computers where access is required. Server-based networking -> DOMAIN Centralizes the network adminstration on one or more servers. Provides a single username/ password for users to gain access to network resources. Peer-to-Peer Networking WORKGROUP Advantages No special equipment needed to enable workstations to communicate and share resources. Can be effective for very small networks (<10). Disadvantages Mgt of network resources is decentralized.
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