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CHAPTER ONE
AN INTRODUCTION TO NETWORKING ............................................. 1
Lab 1.1 Understanding Elements of a Network 2
Lab 1.2 Building a Simple Peer-to-Peer Network 5
Lab 1.3 Building a Simple Client/Server Network 9
Lab 1.4 Sharing a Network Printer 14
CHAPTER TWO
NETWORKING STANDARDS AND THE OSI MODEL .............................. 21
Lab 2.1 IP Address Assignments 22
Lab 2.2 Configuring TCP/IP for a Windows Computer 25
Lab 2.3 Finding the MAC Address of Another Computer 28
Lab 2.4 Looking at Network Connections on a Windows Computer 32
Lab 2.5 Viewing Ethernet Frames 35
CHAPTER THREE
TRANSMISSION BASICS AND NETWORKING MEDIA ............................. 41
Lab 3.1 Learning Media Characteristics 42
Lab 3.2 Creating a UTP Crossover Cable to Connect Two Computers 45
Lab 3.3 Comparing Throughput 50
Lab 3.4 Understanding How a Category 5 Cable Fails 54
Lab 3.5 Connecting Two Switches with Fiber-Optic Cable 58
CHAPTER FOUR
INTRODUCTION tO TCP/IP PROTOCOLS ....................................... 63
Lab 4.1 Configuring IP Addresses and Subnet Masks 64
Lab 4.2 Automatically Assigning IP Addresses with DHCP 67
Lab 4.3 Configuring Domain Name System (DNS) Properties 72
Lab 4.4 Using FTP 76
Lab 4.5 Understanding Port Numbers 81
Lab 4.6 Disabling Unnecessary Protocols 84
CHAPTER FIVE
TOPOLOGIES AND ETHERNET STANDARDS ....................................... 89
Lab 5.1 The Parallel Backbone 90
Lab 5.2 Building a Daisy Chain 94
Lab 5.3 Configuring Ethernet Frame Types 97
Lab 5.4 Examining Ethernet Frames 100
CHAPTER SIX
NETWORKING HARDWARE ....................................................... 105
Lab 6.1 Configuring Transmission and Duplex Settings 106
Lab 6.2 Creating a Multi-Homed Computer by Installing Two NICs 109
Lab 6.3 Activating Routing and Remote Access in Windows Server 2008 112
Lab 6.4 Activating a Routing Protocol in Windows Server 2008 117
Lab 6.5 Configuring a Bridging Firewall 122
LAB MANUAL FOR NETWORK+ GUIDE TO NETWORKS,
FIFTH EDITION
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CHAPTER SEVEN
WANS AND REMOTE CONNECTIVITY ............................................... 125
Lab 7.1 Pricing WAN Services 126
Lab 7.2 Connecting to an Internet Service Provider in Windows Server 2008 130
Lab 7.3 Configuring a Remote Access Server 134
Lab 7.4 Creating a VPN with the Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol 139
Lab 7.5 Configuring Remote Desktop Services (Terminal Services) on Windows Server
2008 144
CHAPTER EIGHT
WIRELESS NETWORKING ............................................................. 151
Lab 8.1 Adding a Windows Client to a Wireless Network 152
Lab 8.2 Adding a Linux Client to a Wireless Network 155
Lab 8.3 Installing a Wireless Router 157
Lab 8.4 Investigating Wireless Access Points 159
CHAPTER NINE
NETWORKING OPERATING SYSTEMS ................................................ 163
Lab 9.1 Creating a New Domain Tree 164
Lab 9.2 Delegating Administrative Rights 168
Lab 9.3 Remotely Managing a Computer with Active Directory 173
Lab 9.4 Starting and Stopping a Linux Server 176
Lab 9.5 Connecting a Windows Client Using Samba 180
Lab 9.6 Remotely Managing Linux Servers 185
CHAPTER TEN
IN-DEPTH TCP/IP NETWORKING ................................................... 191
Lab 10.1 Subnetting a Network 192
Lab 10.2 Understanding the Purpose of the Default Gateway 194
Lab 10.3 Understanding the TCP/IP Hosts File 197
Lab 10.4 Setting Up an FTP Server 201
Lab 10.5 Configuring a Mail Server 203
CHAPTER ELEVEN
VIDEO AND VOICE OVER IP ........................................................ 211
Lab 11.1 Setting Up a Video Streaming Server 212
Lab 11.2 Installing an SIP Proxy 213
Lab 11.3 Installing an SIP Client 216
Lab 11.4 Researching Open Source VoIP Solutions 218
CHAPTER TWELVE
NETWORK SECURITY ................................................................. 221
Lab 12.1 Auditing 222
Lab 12.2 Checking for Vulnerable Software 226
Lab 12.3 Implementing Network Address Restrictions on a Linux Server 229
Lab 12.4 Plaintext Versus Encrypted Protocols 232
Lab 12.5 Securing a Wireless Network 237
CHAPTER THIRTEEN
TROUBLESHOOTING NETWORK PROBLEMS ......................................... 241
Lab 13.1 Using the Ping Utility to Troubleshoot a TCP/IP Network 242
Lab 13.2 Using the Traceroute Utility to Troubleshoot a TCP/IP Network 246
Lab 13.3 Troubleshooting Client Logon Problems 249
Lab 13.4 Troubleshooting Web Client Problems 254
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CHAPTER FOURTEEN
ENSURING INTEGRITY AND AVAILABILITY ...................................... 261
Lab 14.1 Understanding Malware 262
Lab 14.2 Using Uninterruptible Power Supplies (UPSs) 265
Lab 14.3 Configuring RAID 268
Lab 14.4 Backing Up a Windows Server 2008 Computer 272
Lab 14.5 Backing Up a Linux Computer 275
CHAPTER FIFTEEN
IMPLEMENTING AND MANAGING NETWORKS .................................. 281
Lab 15.1 Creating a Project Plan 282
Lab 15.2 Planning an Upgrade 285
Lab 15.3 Observing a Network Upgrade 288
Lab 15.4 Installing and Removing Updates on Windows Server 2008 290
Lab 15.5 Researching Network Solutions 294
INDEX .............................................................................. 297
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ands-on learning is the best way to master the networking skills necessary for both
CompTIAs Network+ exam and a networking career. This book contains dozens of
hands-on exercises that apply fundamental networking concepts as they would be applied in
the real world. In addition, each chapter offers multiple review questions to reinforce your
mastery of networking topics. The organization of this book follows the same organization
as Course Technologys Network+ Guide to Networks, Fifth Edition, and using the two together
will provide an effective learning experience. This book is suitable for use in a beginning or
intermediate networking course. As a prerequisite, students should have at least six months
of computer experience and should be familiar with some basic networking components,
such as NICs and patch cables. Passing CompTIAs A+ certification exam would suffice in
lieu of this experience.
FEATURES
To ensure a successful experience for instructors and students alike, this book includes the
following features:
Network+ Certification ObjectivesEach chapter lists the relevant objectives
from the latest CompTIA Network+ Exam.
Lab ObjectivesEvery lab has a brief description and list of learning objectives.
Materials RequiredEvery lab includes information on network access privileges,
hardware, software, and other materials you will need to complete the lab.
Completion TimesEvery lab has an estimated completion time, so that you can
plan your activities more accurately.
Step-by-Step InstructionsLogical and precise step-by-step instructions guide
you through the hands-on activities in each lab.
Review QuestionsQuestions help reinforce concepts presented in the lab.
Note for instructors: Answers to review questions are available on the Course Technology Web site at
www.cengage.com/coursetechnology. Search on this books ISBN, which is on the back cover.
HARDWARE REQUI REMENT S
The following is a list of hardware required to complete all the labs in the book. The hard-
ware requirements for many of the individual labs are less than what is listed here.
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PREFACE
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Note that none of the labs require more than three computers at any one time, so
all of the labs could be performed with only three computers. As well, many of the labs
can be installed in a virtual environment on a single computer with sufficient resources.
Alternatively, you might choose to install multiple network operating systems on each
computer, as this will allow you to boot into a particular operating system when needed
for a lab and reduce the number of computers needed. Disk space requirements will
increase on computers with multiple operating systems.
The minimum requirements for at least two server computers are as follows:
Pentium or compatible processor running at 2 GHz or higher
1 GB of RAM
At least 40 GB of available storage
A CD or DVD-ROM drive
At least one installed NIC (network interface card)
Hardware compatible with Windows Server 2008, Standard Edition (see www.
microsoft.com/whdc/hcl/default.mspx)
The minimum requirements for the workstation computers are as follows:
Pentium or compatible processor running at 500 MHz or higher
512 MB of RAM minimum
At least 2 GB of available storage
A CD or DVD-ROM drive
At least one installed NIC (network interface card)
Hardware compatible with Vista or Windows XP Professional (see www.microsoft.
com/whdc/hcl/default.mspx)
In addition, at least two computers compatible with a current version of Fedora Linux,
which is free for download from http://fedoraproject.org/ and a variety of other sources are
required. The minimum requirements for these computers are the same as the worksta-
tion requirements.
Other hardware required for various labs include the following:
Internet access (cable, DSL, or faster preferred)
One wireless router that can function as a DHCP server and a compatible wireless
NIC
At least five PCI Ethernet network interface cards with RJ-45 connectors
Category 5 (or better) UTP cabling (or better) to make cables
At least six straight-through Category 5 (or better) UTP patch cables
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At least three crossover Category 5 (or better) UTP patch cables
RJ-45 connectors
A computer professionals toolkit that includes a Phillips screwdriver, a ground
strap, and a ground mat
A networking professionals kit that includes a cable tester, crimper, wire stripper,
and a wire cutting tool
One network printer
Four 10/100 (or better) Ethernet hubs
Two switches with fiber uplink ports and a compatible fiber cable
Two modems and a dial-up Internet account
Access to two analog outside phone lines (or two digital lines and two digital-to-
analog converters)
SOFT WARE/SETUP REQUI REMENT S
The following is a list of software required to complete all the labs in the book:
At least two copies of Windows Server 2008, Standard Edition
At least two copies of Windows Vista or Windows XP Professional
At least one current copy of Fedora Linux (note that one copy can be used for
each computer)
NOTES ON THE LABS
Unless otherwise stated, at the beginning of each lab it is assumed that the student has
turned on each computer but has not yet logged on.
On Windows Vista/XP computers, Control Panel should be set to Category View,
which is the default; the default Start menu should also be used.
On Windows Server 2008 computers, the default Start menu should be used.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT S
Id like to thank John Bosco for his patience and attention to detail throughout the edito-
rial process. Thanks also to Nick Lombardi, Michelle Ruelos Cannistraci, Andrea Majot,
and the rest of the Course Technology/Cengage staff. Finally, Id like to thank my friends
and colleagues at the Nova Scotia Community College for inspiring me with their love
of learning.
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INDEX
297
Special Characters and
Numerics
# (pound sign), 199, 205, 230
$ command, vi editor, 182
/pattern command, vi editor,
181
:q! command, vi editor, 182
:q command, vi editor, 182
:w command, vi editor, 181
:wq command, vi editor, 182
0 command, vi editor, 182
10Base-T network, 44
100Base-FX network, 49, 60
100Base-T network, 44, 49,
54, 9697, 112
100Base-TX network, 44, 53,
94
1000Base-CX, 60
1000Base-LX, 60
1000Base-T network, 44, 60
A
a command, vi editor, 181
A command, vi editor, 181
access points, ceiling-mounted,
161
Account name text box, 208
accountant user icon, 171
Accounting icon, 170
Accounting object, 170171
Accounting organizational
unit, 171
accounting-admin account,
170, 172
accounting-admin object, 170
Actions pane, 273
Activate Server Wizard, 147
Activation Status column,
147
Active Directory dialog box,
170171
Active Directory Domain
Services Installation
Wizard dialog box,
165166
Active Directory Installation
Wizard, 165166
Active Directory Users and
Computers window,
169, 171
Active Directory, Windows
Server 2008
adding new domain tree,
164168
delegating administrative
rights in, 168173
remotely managing computer
with, 173176
Add Counters dialog box,
51
Add Mirror dialog box, 270
Add New Device Type dialog
box, 187
Add Printer dialog box, 18
Add Printer icon, 15
Add Printer window, 1517
Add Printer Wizard, 16
Add Roles Wizard dialog box,
146, 201
Address bar, Web browsers,
157, 258
Address Resolution Protocol
(ARP), 28
Address text box, 187
administrative rights, delegat-
ing in Windows Server
2008, 168173
Administrative Tools icon, 174
Administrative Tools menu,
176
administrator account, Linux,
156
Advanced Sharing dialog box, 8
Advanced TCP/IP Settings
dialog box, 91, 115,
195
African Network Information
Centre (AfriNIC), 22
Allow anonymous connections
check box, 234
American Registry for Internet
Numbers (ARIN), 22
analog telephones, 220
Another computer text box,
174
APIPA (Automatic Private IP
Addressing), 68, 72
APNIC (Asia Pacific Network
Information Centre), 22
Application layer protocol,
201, 214, 245
Applications menu, 178
ARIN (American Registry for
Internet Numbers), 22
ARP (Address Resolution
Protocol), 28
arp command, 28, 30
ASCII mode, 7879
Asia Pacific Network
Information Centre
(APNIC), 22
Asterisk application, 218219
asynchronous communications
method, 134
Audit account logon events
Properties dialog box,
223224
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Audit logon events, 223
auditing, security of network,
222225
authentication, 225
Automatic Private IP
Addressing (APIPA),
68, 72
automatic updates, 227, 290
291
Automatic Updates icon, 175
Average box, 52
AVG Free Update Manager,
262263
B
backbone upgrade, 284
backing up
Linux computer, 275279
Windows Server 2008 com-
puter, 272275
backlevel, 293
Backup Once Wizard, 273
Backup progress window, 274
Backup utility, 272
backups
creating, 278
incremental, 275
backup.tar.bz2 file, 277
backup.tar.gz file, 276
Basic Settings page, Netgear
router, 158
Before You Begin window, 201
binary mode, 78
block ID, 28
blue i in white circle, 227
blue star, 227
bridging firewall, creating in
Windows Server 2008,
122124
bzip2 program, 275, 277
C
cable tester, 47
cabled local area network (LAN),
154
cabled network interface control-
ler (NIC), 154
cables, 90
Cat 5 UTP, 186
Category 3, 4244
Category 5, 4549, 5458
color codes, 46, 56
crossover
creating to connect two
computers, 4549
for peer-to-peer network,
5
fiber-optic, 5861
patch, 45, 158
pin numbers, 46, 56
plenum, 54
RJ-45 straight-through, 57
Unshielded Twisted Pair
(UTP), 4445, 5860
Cannot change the state of the
site message, 202
Capture Filter text box, 234
235
Cat 5 UTP cable, 260
Category 3 cable, 4244
Category 5 cable
creating crossover cable,
4549
detecting failures of, 5458
network media, 4244
ceiling-mounted access points,
161
Channel Service Unit (CSU),
129
Check for security updates
check box, 226
Check for SQL administrative
vulnerabilities check
box, 226
chmod command, 185
CIFS (Common Internet File
System), 180
Cisco routers, 121
Class A network, 64
Class B network, 64, 197
Class C network, 64, 193194
client logon, troubleshooting
problems with, 249254
clients, Session Initiation
Protocol (SIP), 216218
client/server network
advantages of, 9
building, 914
collapsed backbone, 93
color codes, 46, 56
commands, for vi editor,
181183
Common Internet File System
(CIFS), 180
Company Name box, 137,
142
Company text box, 147
Completing the Network Setup
Wizard dialog box, 6
Computer description text
box, 6
Computer domain text box,
1112, 167
Computer Management
console, 269270
Computer Management dialog
box, 174, 270
Computer Management icon,
174
Computer Management
window, 174175
Computer name box, 226
Computer Name Changes
dialog box, 12, 167
Computer name text box,
1112, 167
Computer text box, 33, 147
Computer window, 183, 286
Configuration dialog box, 114,
119
configuration files, editing, 180
configuration utility, for rout-
ers, 159
Configure Device WAN
Miniport (PPTP) dialog
box, 141
Confirm dialog box, 270
Confirm password text box,
132, 170172
Congratulations window, 207
Connect As dialog box, 138,
143, 184
Connect Netplus Lab dialog
box, 132
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Connect to License Server
dialog box, 147
Connecting NetPlus dialog
box, 142143
Connection name text box,
132, 137
Contacts menu, 217
contingency planning, 284
Control Panel window, 12, 142
controllers, domain, 168
Convert Disk to Dynamic
dialog box, 270
Convert to Dynamic Disk
dialog box, 269
costs, of networking, 42
CRC (Cyclic Redundancy
Check), 38, 101
Create, delete, and manage
user accounts check
box, 171
crossover cable, 53, 95
creating to connect two
computers, 4549
for peer-to-peer network, 5
CSU (Channel Service Unit),
129
Custom Configuration dialog
box, 114, 119
Cyclic Redundancy Check
(CRC), 38, 101
Cygwin 1.5.x, 186
D
d$ command, vi editor, 182
daemon, 177, 179, 185
daisy chain, network topology,
9497
Data Link layer, 25, 28, 31,
229, 231
dd command, vi editor, 182
Default Domain Controller
Security Settings
window, 224
Default FTP Site Properties
window, 79, 202
default gateway
configuring, 195196
purpose of, 194
Default gateway text box, 26,
65, 110111, 196
Default Web Site icon, 82
Default Web Site Properties
dialog box, 82
Define these policy settings
check box, 224
delegating, permissions, 173
Delegation of Control Wizard,
171
Description text box, 69
Destination host unreachable
message, 247
destination node, 197
device ID, 28
Devices box, Network
Configuration window,
187
DHCP (Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol),
assigning IP addresses,
6772
DHCP (Dynamic Host Control
Protocol), 28, 139
DHCP server, 157
dialog box, 52, 85, 92, 119
120
Dial-up phone number text
box, 132, 137
Digital Subscriber Line (DSL),
127, 130
Directory Services Restore
Mode, 165
disk duplexing, 268
Disk Management dialog box,
270
Disk Management icon, 174
disk mirroring, 268, 271
Disks to Convert dialog box,
269
Display name text box, 207
208
dissimilar networks, intercon-
nect by installing two
NICs, 109112
dividing networks, subnetting,
192194
dnl # command, 205
DNS (Domain Name System),
configuring properties
for, 7276
DNS servers, 65, 67, 70,
165166, 209, 255,
257
DNS dialog box, 207
DNS window, 258
dnsmgmt window, 206, 257
domain administrator, 176
Domain Controller Security
Policy, 169
domain controllers, 168
domain name resolution, 69
Domain Name System (DNS),
configuring properties
for, 7276
Domain Name System (DNS)
dialog box, 74
Domain Name System (DNS)
lookup, 204
Domain Name System (DNS)
Manager window,
7374
Domain Name System (DNS)
servers, 65, 67, 70,
165166, 209, 255, 257
Domain text box, 1113, 167
domain trees, adding to Active
Directory, 164168
Domain User Name and
Password dialog box,
11, 13, 167
Domain Users group, 201, 222,
286
dovecot daemon, 205
drive mapping, 286
Drive menu, 251
DSL (Digital Subscriber Line),
127, 130
duplex settings, for networking
hardware, 106109
Duration column, 283
dw command, vi editor, 182
dynamic disks, 269
Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol (DHCP), assign-
ing IP addresses, 6772
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Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol (DHCP) scope,
6870
Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol (DHCP) server,
6768, 7071
Dynamic Host Configuration
Protocol (DHCP)
window, 68
Dynamic Host Control
Protocol (DHCP), 28,
139
E
-e option, 277
electromagnetic interference
(EMI), 49
elements of network
creating topology, 23
identifying, 24
E-mail address text box, 207
208
EMI (electromagnetic interfer-
ence), 49
encrypted protocols, versus
plaintext protocols,
232237
encryption, 157
Enter a word for a definition
text box, 263
Enter the object names to
select text box, 171
ESC command, vi editor, 181
Ethernet card, 187
Ethernet frames, 103104
capturing, 3539
fields of each, 100104
types of, 97100
Ethernet hub, 192
Ethernet II, 101
Ethernet network, 96, 106,
154
Ethernet NIC, 113
Ethernet SNAP frame type,
101
Event Properties dialog box,
224
Event Properties window, 174
Event Viewer icon, 174
Event Viewer window, 224
events, locating, 176
Everyone group, 173
F
F worms, 226
failed logon attempts, 225
Failure Audit icon, 224
Failure check box, 224
Failure dialog box, 223
falsifying, IP address, 237
far side, 243
fault tolerance, 268, 271
FCS (Frame Check Sequence),
101
Fedora GUI, 186
Fedora Linux, 156, 176, 180
fiber-optic cable, connect-
ing two switches with,
5861
fields, of Ethernet frame,
100104
File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
server, 234
configuring, 201202
installing, 201
and TCP/IP protocols, 7680
files, editing, 180
Filter text box, 236
Find Printers dialog box, 16
Finish column, 283
firewall, bridging in Windows
Server 2008, 122124
First name text box, 147
Folder text box, 52, 138, 143,
251
folders, Windows Server 2008,
173
foo.tar.bz2 file, 279
forward DNS lookup, 7273
FQDN (Fully qualified domain
name), of mail server
text box, 206
Frame Check Sequence (FCS),
101
Frame Details pane, 37
Frame section, 37
Frame Summary pane, 37
Frame type drop-down menu,
98
FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
server, 234
configuring, 201202
installing, 201
and TCP/IP protocols, 7680
FTP protocol functions, 203
FTP Publishing Service check
box, 201
FTP Sites Properties dialog
box, 233234
ftp> prompt, 7980
ftproot folder, 79
Full name text box, 170
Full-mesh WAN topology, 129
Fully qualified domain name
(FQDN),of mail server
text box, 206
G
G command, vi editor, 181
Gantt chart, 282, 284
gateway, default. See default
gateway
Gigabit Ethernet network, 94
GNOME desktop environ-
ment, 155, 180
graphical network manager,
155
graphical user interface (GUI),
76, 176177, 179
ground mat, 286
ground strap, 286
GUI (graphical user interface),
76, 176177, 179
gzip command, 277, 279
gzip program, 276
H
h command, vi editor, 181
H.323 protocol, 213, 216
halt command, 177
hardware. See networking
hardware
Hex Details pane, 37
hexadecimal number, 28
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Home networking connection
drop-down box, 132
hop, 247, 249
Host name or IP address text
box, 142
hosts file
modifying, 198199
purpose of, 197198
in Windows XP, 199
hot fix, 293
HTTP protocol, 214
HTTP service, 84
I
i command, vi editor, 181
-I IP address option, 184
IANA (Internet Assigned
Numbers Authority), 68
ICMP (Internet Control
Message Protocol),
3536, 242, 246
ICS (Internet Connection
Sharing), 131
IEEE (Institute of Electrical
and Electronics
Engineers), 28
ifconfig command, 188
IIS (Internet Information
Services) Manager
dialog box, 79, 234
IIS (Internet Information
Services) Manager
window, 78, 8283,
233
IIS (Web Server) check box,
201
implementing networks
installing and removing
updates on Windows
Server 2008, 290294
observing network upgrade,
288290
planning upgrade, 285288
project plan, 282285
researching network solu-
tions, 294296
Incoming mail server text box,
208
incremental backup, 275
Inetpub folder, 79
information bar, 13
Information dialog box,
187
init command, 177, 179
init program, 177, 179
Initialize Disk Wizard, 269
insert mode, 180, 205
Install From Disk dialog box,
16
Installation Results window,
146
Instances of selected object list
box, 51
Institute of Electrical and
Electronics Engineers
(IEEE), 28
Internet Accounts window,
207208
Internet Assigned Numbers
Authority (IANA), 68
Internet Connection Sharing
(ICS), 131
Internet Connection Wizard,
207208
Internet Control Message
Protocol (ICMP),
3536, 242, 246
Internet Explorer program, 23,
133, 160
Internet Information Services
(IIS) Manager dialog
box, 79, 234
Internet Information Services
(IIS) Manager window,
78, 8283, 233
Internet port, 157
Internet Protocol (IP)
addresses
assignments of, 2224
automatically assigning with
DHCP, 6772
configuration, 166
configuring, 6467
falsifying, 237
Linux, 189
of router, 157
Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Properties dialog box,
2627, 47, 65, 70, 110,
115
Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)
Properties window, 75,
9192, 193, 195, 252,
257
Internet Protocol Version 4
(TCP/IPv4) Properties
window, 252
Internet Service Provider
(ISP), connecting to in
Windows Server 2008,
130134
Internetwork Packet Exchange/
Sequenced Packet
Exchange (IPX/SPX)
protocols, 86
IP address text box, 26, 47,
65, 69, 74, 92, 110,
252, 257258
IP addresses. See Internet
Protocol
Ipconfig utility, 25
IPSec protocol, 140
IPv4 node, 119
IPX/SPX (Internetwork Packet
Exchange/Sequenced
Packet Exchange)
protocols, 86
ISDN lines, 126
ISP (Internet Service Provider),
connecting to in
Windows Server 2008,
130134
J
j command, vi editor, 181
K
k command, vi editor, 181
kernel, 179
L
l command, vi editor, 181
-L NetBIOS name option,
184
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LACNIC (Latin American and
Caribbean Internet
Addresses Registry), 22,
24
LAN (local area network),
157, 245, 254
Last name text box, 147
latency, 44
Latin American and Caribbean
Internet Addresses
Registry (LACNIC), 22,
24
layer-3 switch, 64
light-emitting diode (LED), 254
line conditioning, 267
Linux servers
backing up with, 275279
network address restrictions
on, 229232
remotely managing, 185190
starting and stopping, 176
179
lo (loopback) NIC, 187
Local Area Connection 2
Properties window, 92
Local Area Connection 2
Status window, 9192
Local Area Connection icon,
26, 47
Local Area Connection
Properties dialog box,
98, 107, 110111, 115,
120
Local Area Connection
Properties window, 26,
47, 65, 70, 74, 86, 91,
193, 195, 252
Local Area Connection Status
dialog box, 98, 107,
110111
Local Area Connection Status
window, 86, 91
local area network (LAN),
157, 245, 254
local computer, 190
Local Network dialog box, 86
Local Security Policy window,
222
Location Information dialog
box, 137, 142
Location text box, 16
Log on to list button, 10
Log On to Windows dialog
box, 6, 1012, 219,
270, 292
Log on using Secure Password
Authentication (SPA)
check box, 208
logical issues, 259
logical methodology, 242, 245
logon attempts, failed, 225
loopback (lo) NIC, 187
loopback address, 254
M
MAC (Media Access Control),
2831, 102, 229, 238
macro virus, 265
mail exchanger (MX), 204
mail server, configuring, 203
209
main router configuration
page, 157
malicious programs, 262
malware, 262265
Manual Frame Detection
dialog box, 98
manufacturer account, 171
manufacturer user icon, 172
Manufacturing object, 171
172
Manufacturing organizational
unit, 171
Map Network Drive dialog
box, 138, 143, 183
184, 251, 286
Map Network Drive window,
52
march13.tar.gz file, 279
Maximum text box, 52
Media Access Control (MAC),
2831, 102, 229, 238
media for networks
Category 3 cable, 4244
Category 5 cable, 4244
crossover cable, 4549
detecting failures of, 5458
fiber-optic cable, 5861
Member of section, 8
methodology
logical, 242, 245
problem-isolation, 243
troubleshooting, 249, 253
254, 295
Microsoft Baseline Security
Analyzer, 226227
Microsoft home page, 133
Microsoft Knowledge Base
article, 292
Microsoft Network Monitor,
35
Microsoft Network Monitor
window, 36
Microsoft Office Project
Professional 2007,
282283
Microsoft Project window, 283
Microsoft Visio, 3
Microsoft Windows Network
icon, 12
mitigation techniques, 264
modem, 138
Modify permissions, 173
MSBlast worm, 226
multi-homed computer, creat-
ing by installing two
NICs, 109112
MX (mail exchanger), 204
My Computer window, 12, 52,
138, 183, 251, 286
N
-n NetBIOS name option, 184
name server, 75
Name text box, 16, 69, 74, 170
NAT (Network Address
Translation), 131, 198
ndw command, vi editor, 182
near side, 243
NetBEUI protocol, 86
NetBIOS protocol, 180
Netgear router, 157158
NETPLUS folder, 251, 253,
286
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Netplus Lab Properties dialog
box, 132
netplus user, 188, 234
Netpluslab icon, 12
netpluslab.net domain, 70,
222, 286
netpluslab.net icon, 206207
NetplusPrinter dialog box, 16
NetplusPrinter on SERVER1
dialog box, 1718
netplus.txt file, 202, 277
netstat
command on Windows, 3235
options for, 34
r command, 196197
NetWare, 97, 100
network adapters, installing,
109112
network address restrictions,
on Linux server, 229
232
Network Address Translation
(NAT), 131, 198
Network and Internet
Connections window, 6
Network and Sharing Center
window, 153
network cards, upgrading,
287288
network client
adding to wireless network
Linux, 155156
Windows, 152155
Windows, connecting using
Samba, 180185
Network Configuration
window, 187189
network congestion, 248
Network Connections dialog
box, 115, 137, 257
Network Connections window,
26, 65, 70, 74, 85, 142,
152, 192, 195, 251
Network Identification Wizard,
11, 167
network interface card (NIC),
3, 106, 109110, 254,
285286
Network Interface category, 51
network interface controller
(NIC), 154
Network layer, 25, 2728
Network layer address, 229,
231
Network Manager applet, 156
Network Manager service,
155156
Network Manager tool, 155
network media
Category 3 cable, 4244
Category 5 cable, 4244
crossover cable, 4549
detecting failures of, 5458
fiber-optic cable, 5861
Network Monitor, 3738
Network name (SSID) text box,
Wireless network
properties dialog box,
153
network operating systems
(NOSs), 3, 268
network port, 157, 159
network printer, sharing,
1419
network protocol analyzer, to
capture Ethernet frames,
35
network protocols, plain-
text versus encrypted,
232237
network security
auditing, 222225
network address restric-
tions, on Linux server,
229232
protocols, plaintext versus
encrypted, 232237
vulnerable software, check-
ing for, 226229
for wireless networks,
237239
Network Setup Wizard, 6
network solution, 296
network topologies
creating for network
elements, 23
daisy chain, 9497
parallel backbone, 9094
network types
client/server, 9
peer-to-peer, 59
Network window, 8
networking, costs of, 42
networking hardware
bridging firewall, 122124
creating multi-homed com-
puter, 109112
duplex settings, 106109
installing network adapter,
109112
interconnect dissimilar net-
works, 109112
routing and remote access in
Windows Server 2008,
112117
routing protocol in
Windows Server 2008,
117121
transmission settings, 106
109
networking standards
configuring TCP/IP for
Windows, 2528
Ethernet frames, 3539
fields of each, 100104
types of, 97100
IP address assignments,
2224
MAC address, 2831
netstat command on
Windows, 3235
network protocol analyzer, 35
networks
costs of, 42
dissimilar, interconnect by
installing two NICs,
109112
peer-to-peer, 157
performance optimization
of, 266, 271
subnetting, 192194
upgrading, 288289
New Connection window,
132
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New Connection Wizard, 136
137, 142
New Host dialog box, 74
New Interface for RIP Version
2 for Internet Protocol
dialog box, 120
New Message dialog box, 208
New Message window, 207
New Object Organizational
Unit dialog box, 170
New Object User dialog box,
171
New password text box,
171172
New Project Tasks pane, 283
New Resource Record dialog
box, 206207
New Routing Protocol dialog
box, 92, 119
New Scope Wizard, 69
New Zone Wizard, 73
nG command, vi editor, 181
NIC (network interface card),
3, 106, 109110, 254,
285286
NIC (network interface con-
troller), 154
normal mode, 180, 205
NOSs (network operating sys-
tems), 3, 268, 293
Notepad application, 52, 199
Nslookup command, 72, 259
NTFS file system, 168
NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS
Compatible Transport
Protocol Properties
dialog box, 98
nx command, vi editor, 182
O
OfficeSIP (Session Initiation
Protocol), 214215,
217
Open File Security Warning
dialog box, 214
Open Media Window, 212
Open Shortest Path First
(OSPF) protocol, 121
open source programs, VLC,
212
open source solutions for VoIP,
218220
Open System Interconnection
(OSI) model, 3435, 38,
54, 111, 122
openssh package, 230
openssl package, 230
organizational units, 170173
OSI (Open System
Interconnection) model,
3435, 38, 54, 111, 122
OSPF (Open Shortest Path
First) protocol, 121
Outgoing mail server text box,
208
Outlook Express window,
207208
P
Packet Internetwork Groper
(ping) command, 25,
27, 93, 117, 154, 242,
244245
parallel backbone, network
topology, 9094
Parent domain text box, 69
partial-mesh WAN topology,
126, 128
password policy, 170
Password prompt, 79, 178,
181, 184, 187, 199,
205, 230, 234, 276
Password text box, 11, 13, 17,
52, 132, 138, 142, 167,
170, 184
patch cables, 45, 158
patches
applying to NOS, 293
versus software upgrade, 294
PBX (private branch exchange)
systems, 218
PDA (personal digital assis-
tant), 294
peer-to-peer networks
building simple, 59
using with router, 157
Performance and Maintenance
icon, 11
Performance Monitor icon, 51
Performance window, 51
permissions, delegating,
173
personal digital assistant
(PDA), 294
Phone and Modem Options
dialog box, 137
Phone number text box, 137
physical issues, 259
Physical layer, 5455, 111
physical network interface card
(NIC), 186
pin numbers, 46, 56
ping (Packet Internetwork
Groper) command, 25,
27, 93, 117, 154, 242,
244245
ping command (ping utility),
199, 242246
plain old telephone service
(POTS), 130
plaintext protocols, versus
encrypted protocols,
232237
plenum cable, 54
PoE (Power over Ethernet),
160
Point-to-Point Tunneling
Protocol (PPTP), creat-
ing VPN with, 139144
polymorphic virus, 264
port numbers, and TCP/IP pro-
tocols, 8184
ports
for networks, 159
on routers, 157
Ports Properties dialog box,
141
POTS (plain old telephone
service), 130
pound sign (#), 199, 205,
230
power conditions, 267
power failure, 267
Power over Ethernet (PoE), 160
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PPTP (Point-to-Point Tunneling
Protocol), creating VPN
with, 139144
Predecessors column, 283
Preferred DNS server text box,
26, 75, 9192, 257
Primary zone option button, 73
Printer name text box, 16
Printer Sharing screen, 16
Printers and Faxes window, 16
printers, sharing network, 1419
Printers window, 15, 17
Privacy and Network Policies
dialog box, 212
private branch exchange (PBX)
systems, 218
problem-isolation methodol-
ogy, 243
programs, malicious, 262
project management, 288289
project plan, creating, 282285
Properties dialog box, 8, 107
Properties window, 6, 8, 16
protocol analyzers, 104, 232
Protocol field, 37, 234, 236
protocol suites, 86
protocols
disabling unnecessary, 8487
plaintext versus encrypted,
232237
Proxy Server, 214
Public Switched Telephone
Network (PSTN), 127,
130, 138
Q
Question dialog box, 187
R
RADCOMs PrismLite
Integrated WAN/LAN/
ATM Protocol Analyzer,
101
RAID (redundant array of
independent disks),
configuring, 268272
RAS (remote access server),
configuring, 134139
Read permissions, 172
reboot command, 177
Recovery Wizard, 274
redundant array of indepen-
dent disks (RAID),
configuring, 268272
Regional Internet Registry
(RIR), 22, 24
Reliability and Performance
Monitor window, 53
Reliable Multicast Protocol,
8486
remote access protocol, 134
remote access server (RAS),
configuring, 134139
remote computers, 176, 189
190
remote connectivity. See
Wide Area Networks
(WANs)
Remote Desktop Connection,
32, 34
Remote Desktop Connection
dialog box, 34, 147
Remote Desktop Connection
window, 33
Remote Desktop Services
(Terminal Services),
configuring on
Windows Server 2008,
144149
remote synchronization, 275
remote management
of computer with Active
Directory, 173176
of Linux servers, 185190
Request timed out error mes-
sage, 29, 247
Rseaux IP Europens (RIPE), 22
Reset Password dialog box,
171172
Resources text box, 283
Retype New SMB Password
prompt, 183
reverse DNS lookup, 7273
RIP (Routing Information
Protocol), 92, 118119,
121
RIPE (Rseaux IP Europens),
22
RIR (Regional Internet
Registry), 22, 24
RJ-11 connector, 132
RJ-45 connector, 46, 56, 59,
85, 95, 114
Roles Summary section, 201
routers
configuration utility of,
access to, 159
default password of, 158
159
wireless, installing, 157159
Routing and Remote Access
dialog box, 119120,
135, 140141
Routing and Remote Access
Server (RRAS) Setup
Wizard, 92, 114, 119,
136, 140
Routing and Remote Access
Service (RRAS), 114,
135, 142
Routing and Remote Access
window, 92
Routing Information Protocol
(RIP), 92, 118119,
121
routing protocol, 93, 109, 118,
121, 124
routing table, 116, 119
RRAS (Routing and Remote
Access Server) Setup
Wizard, 92, 114, 119,
136, 140
RRAS (Routing and Remote
Access Service), 114,
135, 142
rsync command, 275,
277278
Run dialog box, 165
runlevel, 177
S
Samba, connecting Windows
client using, 180185
Save As dialog box, 283
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SC connector, 59
Scan for threats section, 262
Scan whole computer icon, 262
scanners, for viruses, 262
scheduling, automatic updates,
290291
Search ARIN WHOIS for text
box, 23
Secure Shell (SSH) Protocol,
185, 189, 236
Secure Shell (SSH) server, 185
security, network. See network
security
security breach, 237
security threats, 264
Security Update Scan Results
section, 227
Select Computer dialog box,
174
Select Role Services window,
146, 201
Select Users, Computers, or
Groups window, 171
Selected users and groups box,
171
Sendmail daemon, 206
Sendmail program, 203, 205
Server Manager window, 201
Server Message Block (SMB)
protocol, 180
Server Operators group, 171
SERVER1 icon, 1213, 120
server1 node, 274
server1.netpluslab.net icon, 70
server/client network
advantages of, 9
building simple, 914
servers
FTP, configuring, 201202
mail, configuring, 203209
Session Initiation Protocol
(SIP) proxy, 213216
video streaming, setting up,
211213
service set identifier (SSID),
238
Services and Applications icon,
174
Services icon, 175
Services window, 175
Session Initiation Protocol
(SIP) client, 216218
Session Initiation Protocol
(SIP) proxy server,
213216
Set up a connection or network
window, 132, 142
Set up or change your Internet
connection icon, 142
settings, for networking
hardware, 106109
sftp> prompt, 235
Share name text box, 8, 10
Share this folder option
button, 8
shortcut menu, 26
shutdown command,
177179
Shutting Down dialog box, 79,
83
Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
(SMTP), 203, 209
single user mode, 177
SIP (Session Initiation
Protocol), 213218
SMB (Server Message Block)
protocol, 180
smbclient command, 184
SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer
Protocol), 203, 209
Sobig worm, 226
social engineering, 232
software
malware-scanning, 262
for personal digital assistant
(PDA), 294
upgrades versus patches, 294
vendors of, 294
vulnerable, 226229
source node, 197
SSH (Secure Shell) protocol,
185, 189, 236
SSH (Secure Shell) server, 185
ssh command, 189, 275,
278
ssh program, 185186
ssh_exchange_identification:
Connection closed by
remote host error, 230
sshd daemon, 185, 230
SSID (service set identifier),
238
Standard account option
button, 13
Standard user option button,
12
standby Uninterruptible Power
Supplies (UPS), 267
star WAN topology, 126, 128
Start column, 283
Start IP address text box, 69
Start Search text box, 29, 70,
77, 123, 132, 192, 195,
244, 253, 256
static IP address, 69
Static IP assignment message
box, 165
static routes, 122
Stop/Start/Restart dialog box,
79, 83, 234
straight-through cable and
hub, for peer-to-peer
network, 5
straight-through cables, 45
streaming video, setting up
servers, 211213
Subject text box, 207208
Subnet mask text box, 26, 47,
65, 69, 91, 111, 115,
187, 195, 252
subnet masks, configuring,
6467
subnetting network, 192194
Success Audit icon, 224
Success check box, 224
Success dialog box, 223
Symantec Backup Exec, 272
System and Maintenance icon,
12
System event log, 174
System icon, 1112
System node, 174
System Properties dialog box,
12
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System Properties window, 11,
167
System Settings Change dialog
box, 6, 12, 270
System Tools, 174
System window, 12
system-config-network dialog
box, 187
systems, private branch
exchange (PBX), 218
T
T-1 service, 126127, 130
tape archiver, 275
tape drive, 279
tar command, 275, 277
tar file, 275, 277
Task Information dialog box,
283
Task Name column, 283
TCP (Transmission Control
Protocol), 3233, 82,
230
TCP/IP (Transmission Control
Protocol/Internet
Protocol)
assigning IP addresses with
DHCP, 6772
configuring DNS properties,
7276
configuring for Windows,
2528
configuring IP addresses,
6467
configuring subnet masks,
6467
disabling unnecessary proto-
cols, 8487
port numbers, 8184
using FTP, 7680
TCP/IP (Internet Protocol)
Properties dialog box,
2627, 47, 65, 70, 75,
9192, 110, 115, 193,
195, 252, 257
TCP/IPv4 (Internet Protocol
Version 4) Properties
window, 252
telephones, analog, 220
Telnet, 83, 185, 189, 232
Terminal Services, 144149,
165
Terminal Services Manager
dialog box, 148
terminal window, 199, 205
Test Message dialog box, 208
Test Message message, 207
208
Test Message window, 207
text consoles, 177
throughput, comparing,
5054
Time to Live (TTL) value,
246
time-dependent virus, 264
Tivoli Storage Manager, 272
To text box, 207208
top-level domains, 76
topologies. See network topol-
ogies
Traceroute, using to trouble-
shoot network prob-
lems, 246249
Traceroute command, 246,
248249
Tracert command, 117, 246
247, 249
Transmission Control Protocol
(TCP) connection,
3233
Transmission Control Protocol
(TCP) port text box,
82
Transmission Control Protocol
(TCP) wrappers, 230
Transmission Control Protocol/
Internet Protocol (TCP/
IP)
assigning IP addresses with
DHCP, 6772
configuring DNS properties,
7276
configuring for Windows,
2528
configuring IP addresses,
6467
configuring subnet masks,
6467
disabling unnecessary proto-
cols, 8487
port numbers, 8184
using FTP, 7680
transmission media, 228
transmission settings, for
networking hardware,
106109
Transport layer, 32, 35, 80
Trojan horse, 263264
troubleshooting network prob-
lems
client logon problems,
249254
using Ping, 242246
using Traceroute, 246249
Web client problems, 254
260
TS Licensing Manager window,
147148
TTL (Time to Live) value, 246
twisted-pair cable, 55
twisted-pair wire, 49
U
-U username option, 184
UAC (User Account Control)
dialog box, 8, 167, 171,
175, 193, 195, 217
UDP (User Datagram
Protocol), 32, 212, 246
unconfigured wireless router,
157
Uninterruptible Power Supplies
(UPSs), 265268
UNIX server, 32, 176
unsecured wireless signals,
152
Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP)
cable, 4445, 5860
Update Manager icon, 262
updates
automatic, 290291
installing and removing on
Windows Server 2008,
290294
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upgrades, network
observing, 288290
planning, 285288
uplink port, 9495
UPSs (Uninterruptible Power
Supplies), 265268
Use the following DNS server
addresses option button,
26, 75, 257
Use the following IP address
option button, 26, 92
User Account Control (UAC)
dialog box, 8, 167, 171,
175, 193, 195, 217
user administration, delegating,
173
User Datagram Protocol
(UDP), 32, 212, 246
User domain text box, 1213
User logon text box, 170
User must change password at
next logon check box,
170
User name text box, 8, 10, 13,
16, 52, 132, 138, 142,
167, 184
utilities, of Windows Server
2008, 176
UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair)
cable, 4445, 5860
V
-v option, 277
VA (Volt-Amp) rating, 265
Value drop-down menu, 107
vendors
of software, 294
VoIP, 215
vi editor, commands for, 181
183
video over Internet Protocol
(IP), setting up video
streaming server, 211
213
video streaming, setting up
servers, 211213
VideoLAN Client (VLC), 212
virtual consoles, 177
virtual network interface card,
140, 186187, 189
Virtual Private Network
(VPN), creating with
point-to-point tunneling
protocol, 139144
viruses
macro, 265
polymorphic, 264
scanners for, 262
time-dependent, 264
VLC (VideoLAN Client), 212
VoIP (Voice over Internet
Protocol)
communications, 213
open source solutions,
218220
Session Initiation Protocol
(SIP)
client, 216218
proxy server, 213216
vendors, 215
Volt-Amp (VA) rating, 265
VPN (Virtual Private
Network), creating with
point-to-point tunneling
protocol, 139144
Vulnerabilities section, 227
vulnerable software, check-
ing for on network,
226229
W
w command, vi editor, 181
-W domain/workgroup option,
184
WANs. See Wide Area
Networks (WANs)
WAP (Wireless Application
Protocol), 161
WAPs (wireless access points),
152, 154, 159161
Web browser, Address bar, 157
Web client, troubleshooting
problems with, 254260
Web server, 64, 255
Web Server (IIS) check box,
201
Webopedia home page, 263
white circle, 227
WHOIS protocol, 22
Wide Area Networks (WANs),
126, 129
configuring remote access
server, 134139
configuring Remote Desktop
Services (Terminal
Services), 144149
connecting to Internet ser-
vice provider, 130134
creating VPN, with point-to-
point tunneling proto-
col, 139144
pricing comparisons, 126
130
Windows client, connecting
using Samba, 180185
Windows desktop, 12
Windows File Server package
group, 180
Windows hosts file, 199
Windows Internet Name
Service (WINS) server,
67, 69, 71
Windows Mail dialog box, 207
Windows Mail program, 207
Windows Mail window, 207
Windows Scan Results, 227
Windows Security Alert dialog
box, 188, 218
Windows Security dialog box,
33, 147
Windows Server 2008
Active Directory
adding new domain tree,
164168
delegating administrative
rights in, 168173
remotely managing com-
puter with, 173176
backing up computer with,
272275
bridging firewall in, 122124
connecting to Internet
service provider in,
130134
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remote access in, 112117
Remote Desktop Services
(Terminal Services) on,
144149
routing protocol in, 117121
routing with, 112117
utilities of, 176
Windows Server Backup inter-
face, 273
Windows Update dialog box,
292
Windows Update service,
Microsoft, 290
Windows Update window, 291
WINS (Windows Internet
Name Service) server,
67, 69, 71
wireless access points (WAPs),
152, 154, 159161
Wireless Application Protocol
(WAP), 161
Wireless Channel, 158
wireless encryption, 157
wireless local area network
(WLAN), 154155, 159
wireless network card, 152
Wireless Network Connection
Properties window, 152
wireless network interface con-
troller (NIC), 154
Wireless network properties
dialog box, 153
wireless networks
adding Linux client to,
155156
adding Windows client to,
152155
installing wireless router,
157159
security for, 237239
and wireless access points,
159161
wireless router, configuring,
157159
wireless signals
susceptibility to noise, 155
unconfigured, 157
unsecured, 152
Wireshark dialog box, 234
236
Wireshark Network Analyzer
window, 234
Wireshark Network Protocol
Analyzer, 101
Wireshark Protocol Analyzer,
98
Wireshark window, 99, 101
102, 104, 234235
WLAN (wireless local area net-
work), 154155, 159
Workgroup name text box, 8
worms, 226
WPA2 encryption, 160
Write check box, 79
www icon, 258
www Properties window, 258
X
x command, vi editor, 182
X Window software, 185, 188
Z
-z option, 277
ZZ command, vi editor, 182
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