Network computer and sharing resources and scan network
Today, I talk about network computers and sharing resources with content:
Implementation environment: Windows 10
Setup IP adress
- Chose icon network
- Click “Open Network and sharing Center”
Sharing rources in network computer
- Share file and folder
- Share computer network
- Share peripherals
Scan the network
- Scan computer in LAN
- Best tool scan network free – Nmap/Zenmap guide
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Requires practice:
- Set up a static IP address on your personal computer with the address range as follows: 192.168.10.X (X is ID for you), Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0
- Check the connection between two computers on the LAN
- Create folder with name: [id_class]_[name], and create file document (word) with name [id_class]_[id_student]_[name].docx
- Share folder above with permission Read/write
- Copy document above from folder ID_01
- Check list computer in LAN with command ARP -a
- Check list computer in LAN had connect with tool Namp or Zenmap
FAQs
What is network computer?
A network computer is a computer system that is designed to operate as part of a computer network rather than as a standalone device. It relies on network resources for its functionality and typically requires a connection to a server or other network devices to access data and applications.
What types of computer networks are there?
- Local Area Network (LAN): A LAN is a network that connects computers and devices in a limited geographical area, such as a home, school, office building, or closely positioned group of buildings. Characteristics: High-speed connections, typically up to 1 Gbps or more. Limited to a small area.
- Metropolitan Area Network (MAN): A MAN covers a larger geographic area than a LAN, such as a city or a large campus. It connects multiple LANs. Characteristics: Spans several kilometers. Often uses fiber-optic cables for high-speed connectivity.
Wide Area Network (WAN): A WAN spans a large geographic area, such as a country, continent, or even the globe. It connects multiple LANs and MANs. Characteristics: Slower speeds compared to LANs and MANs due to the long distances. Uses routers and public communication links. - Global Area Network (GAN) or The Internet: Definition: A GAN is an interconnected network of networks that spans the entire globe. The Internet is the most prominent example of a GAN. Characteristics: Connects millions of private, public, academic, business, and government networks. Uses a standard set of protocols (TCP/IP).
What is LAN?
- Uses: Typically used in small to medium-sized organizations, homes, and academic institutions.
- Advantages: High data transfer rates, relatively inexpensive, and easy to set up and manage.
- Examples: Office networks, home Wi-Fi networks.
What is MAN?
- Uses: Used by cities, large campuses, and businesses with multiple buildings within a city.
- Advantages: Covers larger areas than LANs and provides high-speed connectivity between dispersed locations.
- Examples: Citywide Wi-Fi networks, university campus networks.
What is WAN?
- Uses: Used by multinational corporations, governments, and global organizations to connect offices and locations worldwide.
- Advantages: Enables long-distance communication and resource sharing over vast distances.
- Examples: The Internet, corporate networks spanning multiple countries.
What is GAN, or the Internet?
- Uses: Provides global connectivity and access to a vast array of information, services, and applications.
- Advantages: Universal connectivity, extensive reach, and access to diverse resources and information.
- Examples: World Wide Web, email services, cloud computing platforms.
