Networking an Integrators Tool Kit By Wyatt See. TASK CON STANDARD Bla – Understand IP addressing – Use IPCONFIG – Identify common causes of network failures.

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Networking an Integrators Tool Kit By Wyatt See

TASK CON STANDARD Bla – Understand IP addressing – Use IPCONFIG – Identify common causes of network failures – Use Packet Inter Net Groper (PING) – Domain Issues

IP Address A numerical label assigned to each device in a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol for communication. – xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx – Between – – Most tactical IP start with 22.

IPCONFIG Displays all current TCP/IP network configuration values and Domain Name System (DNS) settings. Used without parameters, ipconfig displays the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway for all adapters. Start>RUN>CMD>Ipconfig /all

Output from IPCONFIG

IPCONFIG HostName Hostnames are human-readable nicknames that correspond to the address of a device connected to a network. From LDIF

IPCONFIG IP and Subnet IPv4 Address – You mean there are more versions of IPs? – From LDIF Subnet Mask – Can make commutation impossible if set wrong. – From LDIF

IPCONFIG Default Gateway Default Gateway Router Closest to you Can make commutation between networks and subnets impossible if set wrong From LDIF

Packet Inter Net Groper (PING) START>RUN>CMD>ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx OR hostname FAIL Success

Domain Name System What is a domain name? – That thing at the end of your address – allows – Domain Name System Turns into

Uniform resource locator(URL) = Protocol – How they talk. RAAS1 = Hostname – Resolved by DNS :8080 = Port – Think of it as a TV channel for computers /AFATDS/admin = content You cannot use ! * ' ( ) ; & = + $, / ? % # [ ]

Ports SI should know PASS 7443 for default if that doesn’t work try using 8888 it is unsecured. Remote AFATDS application Server 8080

Tactical Web Portal Login You may be presented with a login box when getting on the portal – Your user name should be DOMAIN\Username IE 3bct4id\wyatt.see – 3bct4id is short hand for 3bct4id.ds.army.smil.mil my Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) – Then your password

CPOF trouble shooting The green star is a liar – It only pings the master server – Dose not know if the master server is working Your Username is like a Password If it takes a password to change a setting you should probably be talking to your S6 when changing it (cpof123) NEVER CHANGE THE PRESISNT CACHE LOCATION Default button is our friend.