what is the simple steps to make domin in a network in windows XP?
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You "merely" install a Domain Controller. Of course to do that you must have a Windows 2000 or Windows Server 2003 Server on your network. Once you have a server online, you can promote it to be a Domain Controller by using a program called DCPromo. \n\nThere are a host of things to consider when planning a domain. I would not consider setting up a domain to be "simple" :-) - that's what this whole MCSE certification thing is about.
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you need to install the Netware Client on all machines you wish to use IPX on.  Doing that in XP will automatically install the IPX/SPX protocol, so if you are not using XP, then you also need to install that.\n\nfor XP\nNetwork Connections---righ-click on your network connection---properties, then 'install' (it might be 'add' can't remember,) choose 'client', then 'Netware client' (it may say 'Windows Client Services for Netware'\n\nopen the CSNW in the control panel an ensure 'preferred server' is not set.
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i had to do this myself. if you have windows xp home edition: go under contol panel, then internet options and there will be different taps for security, connections, privacy, content, general, advanced. and you can navigate yourself threw that from there. its pretty self-explanatory and easy.
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You're gonna want to make a new folder, lets say on the desktop of the XP one for now....\n\nRight click that folder and go to sharing.\n\nShould be a checkbox that says share this folder on the network.\n\nShould all be there.
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A very rough way of doing it in CMD would be to "telnet" to each machine, and each P2P listening port. If the port answers, then there might be a P2P software running on the system. Depending on the size of your network, this can be extremely cumbersome.\n\nI suggest instead to install "Ethereal" on a machine, or segment which is at your default gateway.\n\nThis is a free "sniffer" software tool, which allows viewing all data packets on the monitored segment.\n\nInstallation should take approximately 5 minutes on a laptop. Leave it running for 24 hours at the right segment, and next day you will be able to get a traffic report, and even drill down to the specific traffic, and data content.\n\n\nAlthough LANGuard Network Security is available for a free demonstration, it is not a free software.
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If you are looking for a centralized management which I belive you would like to setup, then you will have to convert your windows 2003 macine to domain controller by using the dcpromo command and then you will have to join rest of the computers as a member of the domain. \n\nMake sure you use TCP/IP configuration correctly and on top of it the DNS configuration is the most important part of it since Windows XP machines looks in to the DNS configuration to locate domain controllers. \n\nHope this will help if you need additional information on how and what email me.
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You must use ICS(Internet Connection Sharing) in win XP;\nYou must connect a Network Adapter to one of your computers and then in win xp ,ICS will activate and u can use in each computer of your LAN from server ...
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HI,\n    To setup a network you can do it with xp as well as with windows 2000,2003 with xp you can go for workgroup where each system works as a client and server so there is not much security using this . Better to go with windows 2000 or 2003 where one system will act as a server and all other system will act as client not necessary that all the system must have windows 2000 or 2003 only one is sufficient rest all can have xp operating system. Using this domain/client you can assign password to the user as per your convince .. To assign password follow this\n         \n       right click my computers --clk manage there you can find the option of  user and groups create your users and groups and assign them the password as per your requirements ,..each time a user tries to logon to the network then he need to give the password and user name without which he cant logon..using xp in all the system its not possible to create domain/client environment so go for the above suggested method.\ntry this you can make it dear
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Use your hosts file.\n\nLocate the file as:\nWindows XP = C:&#92; WINDOWS&#92; SYSTEM32&#92; DRIVERS&#92; ETC\nWindows 2K = C:&#92; WINNT&#92; SYSTEM32&#92; DRIVERS&#92; ETC\n\nOpen it with note pad (it doesnt have a default program to open with so select it from the list)\n\nAdd the domain name that keeps opening then put some spaces and then put 127.0.0.1 so they are both on the same line.\nYou have to have <space>'s between, NOT tabs.\n\nwww.blurb.com    127.0.0.1\nblurb.com        127.0.0.1\n\nSave the file and whenever that site is requested in future it will fail to load as it will be using the address from your hosts file and not the DNS servers on the net.
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You don't need a HUB, that's what the Switch is for.  It's a smarter version of a HUB.  Hook all of your equipment up and then run the Network Set Up wizard in windows.  I would run it on your server first and then the other machines.  Make sure you write down all of your information and input it EXACTLY the same on all machines.  It's called the Network Set Up wizard in XP, I don't know what it is called in ME, but it is there.  Just open up My Network Places to find it.
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Are they all in the same workgroup?  Check out  http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/xp/addxp.htm\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/learnmore/russel_02april08.mspx\nBasic Checklist for Networking\n1. Ensure that all firewalls are disabled for all computers involved.\n2. Ensure that all computers on the network are in the same workgroup.\n3. Ensure each computer has "file and printer sharing" installed.\n4. Ensure that you have 'File Sharing' enabled - to do this, right-click on any Drive/Folder/File on one (or all) of the other computers, and select 'Sharing and Security...'. Ensure that 'Share this folder on the Network' is enabled.
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More info would help, but ...\n\nIf this laptop is running XP, you can click Start > Run > and type in "cmd" then type in "net config workstation" and near the top it will show the NwlnkNb node ID. If it shows, then everything as far as the IPX protocol is working fine.\n\nYou can also select that connection, right click (in 2K/XP) and click repair. This may not help, or it may ask you for a driver.\n\nIf you have an older version of windows installed (win9x) the "net diag" command is extremely useful.\n\nUninstall (or make sure it is uninstalled) IPX from all other network connections. I do not believe you can have two instances of IPX, but I'm not 100% certain on that.
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If Windows XP try this site...\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/expert/bowman_02april08.mspx
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Start Programs Administrator Tools\nActive Directory For users\nIn there create a name for the user.\n\nNow go to the windows XP computer\nRight click on my computer and go to properties\nClick Computer Name Tab\nClick the button that says Network ID\nYou will go throu a wizard which will add your computer to the domain that you have created\n\nIf you need anymore help just shoot me a imz and I will help you out.  Its very easy once you do it.\n\nGlad we got everyting working just make sure you have a complex password on the next few users or two when you strat playing around with the GPO create several users and put them in different OU so you can see what happeneds on each user.  This is a good way to learn GPO and active directory.
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I dont want to re-invent the wheel. \nhere's the link that'll explain better\nThis is assuming that you have WINDOWS XP HOME EDITION OPERATING SYSTEM\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/expert/bowman_02april08.mspx
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Well! First make sure you hav lan cards on both the computers, then connect them using a lan cable on the backside of the computer on the ethernet port.\nNext,\nIf you are Using Windows:\nOpen Control Panel > Network Connections\nRight click on the icon showing 'Local Area Connection' and click on Properties\nSelect TCP/IP on the list of items and click on Properties\nSelect 'Use the following IP Address'\nEnter as follows:\n      IP address: 169.169.169.168\n      Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0\n      Default Gateway: 169.169.169.168\n      Preffered DNS Server: 222.222.222.222\n      Alternate DNS Server: (Leave blank)\nDo this on the other machine: \n      \n      IP Address: 169.169.169.167\n      Subnet mask: 255.255.255.0\n      Default Gateway: 169.169.169.167\n      Preferred DNS Server: 222.222.222.222\n      Alternate DNS Server: (Leave blank)\nClick Ok\nClick on 'Set up a home or small Office Network' in 'Network Tasks' (left side)\nA wizard will open\nClick next\nClick next\nSelect the third option\nSelect the third option\nClick next \nclick next\nClick on 'Turn on File and Printer Sharing'\nClick next and then click finish\n\nRun the wizard on the other computer too\nNext, right click on the drives which you want to share(both the machines) go to the sharing tab, check 'Share this folder on the Network' and check 'Allow network users to change my files'\nThe drives will be displayed in 'My Network Places'\nIt should be in your Start menu!\nThat's It\nEnable LAN(Right click on icon and click enable) on both the PCs and enjoy! \nAnd plz rate this ans as the best if you want!
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1st thing which os are you using is you are still using win98 then  :( and if you are using win2000 or winxp the just click on run and type cmd and press enter and then type cd&#92; and press enter and then try to run the command you waan to (ex) ping 192.168.1.1 -t . see what is the result. or u system must be in user mode and not in administrator mode .