Managing a small computer network is well within your reach! But it’s vital that you keep track of key information that’s unique to your network.
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My Network and Welcome to It
Use these spaces to keep track of the key information that allows you to access your network, contact your network administrator, access network storage, use network printers, and keep track of important network servers.
Account information:
My user ID: _____________________________
My password: DON’T WRITE IT HERE! (Memorize it or keep it in a safe place, separate from associated information.)
Domain name: ___________________________
My e-mail address: ________________________
My network administrator:
Name: __________________________________
Phone number: ___________________________
E-mail name: _____________________________
Favorite snack food: _______________________
My network drives:
Drive Letter ______ Description _____________
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Drive Letter ______ Description _____________
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Drive Letter ______ Description _____________
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My network printers:
Printer Name ____________IP Address ________
Description _______________________________
Printer Name ____________IP Address ________
Description _______________________________
Printer Name ____________ IP Address ________
Description _______________________________
My network servers:
Server Name ____________ IP Address_________
Description ________________________________
Server Name ____________ IP Address_________
Description ________________________________
Server Name ____________ IP Address_________
Description ________________________________
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My Internet Connection: Info to Keep Handy
Use these spaces to keep track of key information about your Internet connection, including your Internet Service Provider, your TCP/IP configuration, and information about your router.
Provider:
Company name: ____________________________________
Technical-support contact: ____________________________
Technical-support phone number: ______________________
Web site: __________________________________________
E-mail address: _____________________________________
TCP/IP information:
IP range: ___________________ to _____________________
Subnet mask: _______________________
Default gateway: ____________________
Nameservers: ________________ – _________________ –________________
Router information:
Make and model: ______________________________
Internal IP address (LAN): _______________________
External IP address (WAN): ______________________
Administrator username: ________________________
Password: DON’T WRITE IT HERE! (Memorize it or keep it in a safe place.)
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RJ-45 Pin Connections for Your TCP/IP Network
If you are wiring up your own RJ-45 connectors for a TCP/IP network, you’ll need this information to make sure you connect the pins correctly:
Pin 1: White/orange
Pin 2: Orange
Pin 3: White/green
Pin 6: Green
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Private IP Address Ranges for Networks
Private IP address blocks are the Internet Protocol addresses most often used for private networks. Most computer networks use addresses in one of the following ranges:
10.0.0.0 to 10.255.255.255
172.16.0.0 to 172.31.255.255
192.168.0.0 to 192.168.255.255
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Useful Web Sites for Networking Information
As a network administrator, the Internet is your best friend. Here are some Web sites that you’ll visit often as you handle network administration tasks:
To register domains:
To check your TCP/IP configuration: www.dnsreport.com
To see whether your e-mail server has been blacklisted: www.dnsbl.info
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers: www.ieee.org
International Organization for Standards: www.iso.org
Internet Engineering Task Force: www.ietf.org
Internet Society: www.isoc.org
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Source:http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/networking-for-dummies-cheat-sheet.html
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