Tip 1: How to enable ip routing
Tip 1: How to enable ip routing
IP routing is necessarytool of access to the Internet. By default, routing TCP / IP packets between network adapters in Microsoft Windows is disabled. Therefore, it must be included.
Instructions
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Click the "Start" button to open the main menu and go to "Run".
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Enter the value of regedit32 in the "Open" field to access the "Registry Editor".
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Open the sectionHKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEM'CurrentControlSetServicesTcpipParameters and make the following changes: Parameter: IPEnableRouter Data type: REG_DWORD Value: 1 to enable routing of TCP / IP packets for all network connections.
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Select the "General" section and open the context menu by right-clicking on the "General" field and selecting "Properties".
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Click on the "Log only error log" checkbox to fix various errors possible with IP routing.
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Click on the "Log error and warning log" box to expand the commit parameters.
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Click on the "Log all events" checkbox to fully display all IP routing events.
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Select the checkbox "Disable Event Log" to cancel the commit.
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Select the desired usage preferencesinformation from different route sources on the "Preferences Levels" tab. The local route is considered the most reliable. Use the "Increase level" and "Lower level" buttons to change the parameters of the preference levels for the remaining routes.
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Specify the multicast areas served by the router on the Multicast tab. Use the Add and Edit buttons to modify this setting.
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Return to the "General" branch and call the service menu by right-clicking on the "General" field to add a new interface.
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Select "New Interface" and select the desired interface for routing. Click OK to execute the command.
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Select "New Routing Protocol" in the same service menu to add a new protocol. Specify the desired protocol in the window list and click OK to apply the command.
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Return to the "General" branch and select the desired device in the list on the right side of the window. Call the service menu with the right mouse click on the interface field and specify the "Properties" item.
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Select the Enable IP Routing Manager check box to enable routing through the selected interface.
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Use the desired configuration options on the tabs "Multicast scope boundaries" and "Multicast pulse" in the "Properties" window.
Tip 2: How to remove routing
To configure modern LANs, you simply need to be able to handle routers. Sometimes you have to drastically change the existing settings when adding new devices.
You will need
- router, network cable.
Instructions
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If you already have a working working localnetwork with the specified parameters and you need to connect new equipment that does not match the characteristics of the router, change the parameters of the device. Enter the web-interface of the equipment.
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To do this, start the browser on one of thecomputers connected to the router and fill the address bar with the IP address of the equipment. Most likely, for this you need to specify not the standard address of the router, but the IP that is currently used.
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To change the settings after the routercontinued to perform its functions qualitatively, it is better not to change important parameters. Enable the DHCP function if it is disabled. This operation will save time on setting up stationary computers and laptops that will be connected to the device.
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If you need to connect new laptops,wireless adapters that are not able to work with an existing network, open the Wireless Setup menu. If you change the existing parameters of the encryption and signaling protocols, for example, from 802.11g to 802.11n and WPA-PSK to WPA2-PSK, there is a high probability that laptops connected earlier to the router will stop connecting to the Internet.
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In this situation it is better to proceed as followsway: set the mixed types of parameters. Many routers allow you to activate the following features: 802.11b / g / n mixed and WPA / WPA2-PSK mixed. Take this opportunity to connect different types of devices.
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If you purchased a router that used to bewas used on another network, it is recommended to completely delete the settings. To do this, press the Reset button located on the body of the device and hold it in this position for 5-10 seconds. Perform this operation with the device turned off.
Tip 3: How to configure routing
If you need to configure the Routing Servicesand remote access in Windows Server 2003 on your own, you can do it. Such a setting is needed so that users who have passed the test could be granted permission to remotely connect to all internal network resources. During the installation of Windows Server 2003, the routing settings are set automatically. But there are times when this service is turned off and you need to reconfigure routing. You can do it yourself. The process is quite lengthy and requires attention, but if you follow these instructions, you can do it yourself.
You will need
- - access to the server
Instructions
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Start the installation from the Start button and select "Administration" and "Routing".
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On the left side of the console pane, click theserver (it must match the local server name). If you see the red arrow in the lower right corner, it means that the routing is disabled. Proceed to the next step.
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Right-click the server name and select "Configure and enable routing".
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Run the Routing Server Configuration Wizard, click Next.
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Click on "Remote Access" and then click Next.
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Depending on the server task, select either VPN or Modem.
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In the "VPN Connection" window, select the desired network connection interface and click "Next".
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In the "IP Assignment" window, select the desired option and click Next.
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Next, the "Assign IP ranges" window opens. Click "Create", enter the required information, click OK and Next.
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The program can prompt you to change the default settings - do not do it. Click Next.
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Click "Done", the routing service is connected.
Tip 4: How to enable the log
The Wins service in the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system is responsible for maintaining Journal events (events), which include any incidents that require the creation of notifications for users.
You will need
- - Windows 7.
Instructions
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Click the "Start" button to open the main menu of the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system and go to "Control Panel" to perform the startup operation Journal WINS events.
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Expand the "Administration" link by double-clicking the mouse and selecting the WINS node.
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Call the context menu of the found item by right-clicking and select "Properties".
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Select the "Advanced" tab of the properties dialog that appears and apply the check box "Log events to the Windows event log".
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Press the OK button to confirm the command or return to the Start menu to perform an alternative procedure Journal events.
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Go to "Run" and enter the value of mmc to start the tool in the management console.
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Confirm the command to start the console by clicking the OK button and select Add or Remove Snap-in.
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Specify the Event View snap-in in the opened dispatcher dialog box and confirm the add procedure by clicking the Add button.
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Click the "Done" button to confirm your selection and apply the selected changes by clicking the OK button.
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Use the same functionWin + R keys to open the Run dialog box, and enter the value of eventvwr.msc in the Open box to perform another view activation procedure Journal events.
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Confirm the application of the selected changesby clicking OK, and familiarize yourself with the structure of the event logs in Microsoft Windows 7 operating system, divided into Windows logs, registering system-wide events, and application and service logs used by programs to display the events caused by their operation.
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Determine the type required Journal: - Application - Security - Installation - System - Forwarded events - Internet Explorer - Windows PowerShell - Hardware events.
