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This document outlines the setup of a simple Windows NT network. For this
purpose, we assume that the “network” consists of only Windows NT
Workstation, or Windows 95/98 Machines.
Warning: This network setup will not have security restrictions in place when
finished.
For further information and troubleshooting, please see www.microsoft.com.
(Their website is surprisingly helpful!). ZBE assumes no responsibility for
problems arising from network setup issues. This includes any consequences
arising from lack of security setup.
We will set up the simplest form of Windows network, using the TCP/IP
protocol and manually assigning each computer it’s unique IP Address. This
procedure assumes that each computer has a functional network card.
You should also have your Windows NT Installation Disk handy (if doing this
procedure on a Chromira NT computer, this disk will not be needed).
Please perform the following steps on each NT workstation:
1. Right-Click the Network Neighborhood icon and select Properties.
2. The Network Properties box will be displayed, showing the computer’s
Name and Workgroup.
3. Click Change, and give your computer the name you want it to
appear under in Network Neighborhood. Click OK.
4. Click Change again. Choose a name for your Workgroup. Most
people use their company name for this. The workgroup will be the
same for all computers on this network.
5. From the Network Properties box, click the tab near the top that reads
Adapters so that we can check that your network interface card
(NIC) is present and accounted for.
6. In the list that will appear, you should see your network card listed. If it
is not listed here, you will need to install a card in your computer along