Exercise 16.2: Using Ping to Test an IP Configuration

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Exercise 16.2: Using Ping to Test an IP Configuration

This exercise uses Ping to verify a TCP/IP installation and configuration. You should have installed Windows NT Server and TCP/IP.

1.	From the desktop, right-click on Network Neighborhood and choose Properties from the resulting menu.
2.	From the Bindings tab, expand all the networking services.
3.	Select TCP/IP and choose Disable.
4.	Repeat step 3 until you have disabled TCP/IP for all the listed networking services.
5.	Close the dialog box and when prompted choose to reboot your computer.
6.	When the computer reboots, log in.
7.	From a command prompt, type ping 127.0.0.1. This Ping works because TCP/IP is installed.
8.	From a command prompt, type ping x.x.x.x, where x.x.x.x is your default gateway address. This Ping fails because you have disabled TCP/IP from all the networking services. There isn’t a way for TCP/IP packets to be sent on the network.
9.	From the Bindings tab in Network Properties, enable TCP/IP for all the networking services.
10.	Close the dialog box and when prompted, choose to reboot your computer.
11.	When the computer reboots, log in.

From a command prompt, Ping your default gateway. The Ping works this time because a path now exists by which TCP/IP communications can reach the network.

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