WINDOWS XP LAN CONNECTION

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WINDOWS XP
LAN CONNECTION

v      Connect the two computer by cabling as we have done in the windows 98 in similar to that connection
v      Click to the (Network places): In that there will be some list of connecting to LAN in that select (internet protocol TCP/IP) and click (proportion)
v      By click to internet protocol TCP/IP it displays the wizard, in which it is present IP address.
There will be two options
o        Obtain the address automatically
v      After clicking to the second one of the IP address option. We have to give manually i.e., IP address
Eg: 192.168.1.11 (to other PC first three should be and the subtask will be default we should not change the subtask otherwise it will not be in the connectivity.
v      Create a new connection wizard for the purpose of modem, because with the help of modem we are going to connect internet. Without modem we cannot directly connect to internet. So that sake we are going to create a new connection.
v      After completing all connections directly go to (Network – places) here will be one
v      (LAN High speed internet)
Right click à on it and select properties in that select (advance) for the sharing purpose. Because with help of LAN and modem for internet connection. Whereas we are connected two or more computers, it we select or allow sharing. So that other user or client can access the internet, if we select sharing. And the process is success. Enjoy the internet browsing.

Security
In advance in which we select for the sharing
In that there will be one setting button
Under that there will be some restrictions
That is about firewall
ON Firewall (recommended)
OFF Firewall (Not Recommended)

If we select 2 option i.e., OFF of the firewall it will be in connectivity otherwise, if you select 1 option i.e., ON there will not be the conductivity, we should be very careful for such kind of security. This was all about the LAN connections and its security. How we have to manage.

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