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MCSE : Security Specialist To install TCP/IP In the Network option in Control Panel, click Add on the Configuration tab. In the Select Network Component Type dialog box, double-click Protocol. In the Select Network Protocol dialog box, select Microsoft from the Manufacturers list. In the Network Protocols list, click TCP/IP. Click OK. IPX/SPX Internetwork packet exchange / sequenced packet exchange is a protocol stack used by Novell networks. IPX is the NetWare protocol for packet forwarding and routing. SPX is connection oriented used to guarantee the delivery of the data being sent. NWlink is the microsoft implementation of the IPX/SPX protocol. Microsoft IPX/SPX-compatible Protocol   Works with Microsoft Client for NetWare Networks and Novell Client for Windows 95/98. Supports packet-burst mode to offer improved network performance. Supports the Windows Sockets, NetBIOS, and ECB programming interfaces. Support for automatic detection of frame type, network address, and other configuration settings. Routable connectivity across all network bridges and routers configured for IPX/SPX routing. NetBEUI NetBios extended user Interface. NetBEUI is used mostly on small, non routed networks. It is limited to microsoft based networks. PING.EXE Verifies connections to a remote computer or computers. This command is available only if the TCP/IP protocol has been installed. HTML Hypertext Markup Language which is used for writing pages for the web. HTTP:// Hypertext transport protocol is the method by which web pages are transferred over the Internet. FTP File Transfer Protocol provides file transfers between local and remote computers it is installed with the TCP/IP connectivity utilities. Domain Names (Web sites) All Sites on the Internet have there own URL (Uniform Resource Locator), which tells an Internet application, the location and what access method to use. For example http://www.microsoft.com or ftp://ftp.microsoft.com, http:// and ftp:// are the access methods (protocols) and www.microsoft.com is the location. Every computer on the Internet has a IP address, which is a set of 4 numbers (198.46.6.56) because these numbers would be hard to remember the domain name system is used, so instead of typing the 4 sets of numbers you can simply type http://www.microsoft.com where www.microsoft.com is the domain name. The last three letters of the domain name is the domain type such as .com (commercial) .edu (education) .gov (government) et. Dial-up networking Allows your computer to access a network or the Internet from a remote location. You connect to an ISP by using Dial-Up Networking to dial in to their Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) or Serial Line IP (SLIP) servers, which are connected directly to the Internet All SLIP accounts require you to manually configure an IP address on your computer when you connect. Service providers who support PPP usually assign an IP address automatically each time you dial in to the service provider. TRACERT.EXE This utility determines the route taken to a network destination.