This document summarizes a networking presentation by CAS Group. It discusses virtual networking using virtual machines, wired networking using switches and routers, and wireless networking using WiFi access points. Key topics covered include the definition of virtual machines and their advantages, how to set up wired and wireless local area networks, and demonstrations of file sharing, remote desktop connections, and shutting down computers on the network. The presentation aims to teach networking concepts and skills to IT students.
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This is an approximate transcript of the first episode.
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1. NETWORKING PRESENTATION BY CAS
GROUP
PASANG SHERPA(SPEACIALITY –
HARDWARE+ NETWORKING+SERVER-
TEACHER)
BIBEK CHAUDHARY(SPEACIALITY –
HARDWARE+ NETWORKING+SERVER-
TECHNICIAN)
2. AND OUR SUPPORT TEAM FROM CAS GROUP
Ashok Subedi
Saundarya Subedi
Santosh Subedi
Arun Banjara
Kiran Regmi
Suraj Katwal
Rajesh Bhattarai
4. WHAT IS CAS?
CAS stands for “CSIT ASCOL Society”
It indicates the unity among every IT team in ASCOL
college in IT field
Our motto is to teach and learn together from base to
the top regarding any new technology and to make
every IT student skilled as they should be being IT
student and to unleash the technological potential of
the student.
Our slogan we believe in doing practically rather then
wasting time in discussing
CAS is a social group for all the beginner,
intermediate and expert people.
5. TODAYS TOPICS HIGHLIGHTS
Virtual networking
Wired networking
Wireless networking
And other small topics
6. WHAT IS VIRTUAL MACHINE?
Here Virtual machine means a software
which provide us a platform to create as
many virtual computers depending upon
system configuration of our computer.
Mostly used virtual machine
1.Oracle VM Virtual box {freeware}
2.VM Ware {pay money}
7. ADVANTAGES OF VIRTUAL MACHINE
Create a independent virtual computer
Different OS can be installed
we can manage RAM, HDD, Processor, ODD, pendrive
etc
If virtual computer is damaged then we can create new
virtual computer, it does not harm any of our system files
and our document.
By using virtual machine many people have been able to
be familiar with different type of OS. Eg linux, windows,
MAC, Sun Solaris etc.
New software can be tried before use in real machine.
Every hacking, Networking, can be learned by creating
virtual computers.
8. WHY SHOULD WE USE VIRTUAL MACHINE?
We should use virtual machine in order to
practice and to learn.
So that we don’t make any mistake on our
real machine.
To try new software and new ideas.
9. POWER ISO AND ISO IMAGE
Power iso is a software which help us to create
and extract zip type of file which is also called
image. it help us to create duplicates of the
films in cd, or software from a cd or to zip any
file.
it can create different extension images such
as
1. .iso
2. .daa
3 .bin
10. ISO IMAGE
We can create iso image for using virtual
machine because in virtual machine we can
open iso image as an dvd-rom.
11. WHAT IS NETWORKING?
Networking is connection of two or more
computers with wire or wireless connection
to share it’s available resources.
Such as
Harddisk, cd-rom, printer, software and files
etc
Important note- we don’t need internet to do
networking.
12. ADVANTAGES OF NETWORKING
Helps us to share available resources such as
printer, scanner, cd-rom, harddisk
Help us in communication such as calling,
messaging, etc
Help us to solve problem staying in same place.
E.g remote desktop connection
Makes our daily work easier.
RIS(Remote Installation Service)
Internet sharing
13. DISADVANTAGES OF NETWORKING
If one computer is infected with viruses then
whole computer will be infected by viruses.
If switch is not working then whole network
system does not work.
etc
14. TYPES OF NETWORKING
LAN
MAN
WAN
PAIR TO PAIR NETWORKING
SERVER CLIENT NETWORKING
15. LAN(LOCAL AREA NETWORKING)
The networking done in small area.
i.e within room or from one room to another
or within a building
E.g school, colleges, offices, institute
And today we will do LAN networking with
wire and wireless i.e wifi.
22. NETWORKING CAN BE DONE BY DIFFERENT
WAYS
1. WITH COMPUTER NAME
2.WITH IP ADDRESS
TYPES
CLASS A
CLASS B
CLASS C
23. TODAY WE WILL DO LAN NETWORKING WITH
COMPUTER NAMES
Because we are going to do networking in
small area i.e in a hall. But before that we will
practice networking in virtual machine.
After that we will do networking with wires
and wireless devices.
24. NETWORKING WITH COMPUTER NAMES
It is the easiest way of networking because
here we don’t have to know what is static
and dynamic IP address is.
But in reality, while doing networking,
computer name uses dynamic ip address.
Dynamic ip address means ip address
changes frequently.
It is used widely
25. NETWORING WITH COMPUTER NAMES
RULES
Some rules must be followed in order to
make a networking of the computers
1.Computer name must be different but
workgroup must be same.
2.Firewall must be off
3.Guest must be enabled
4. Guest must be given access in network
26. 1.COMPUTER NAME MUST BE DIFFERENT AND
WORKGROUP MUST BE SAME
Right click on my computer.
Properties Computer name Change
Give the computer name and workgroup.
Restart your computer.
27. 2.FIREWALL MUST BE OFF
Start control panel firewall off
Or
Win+r firewall.cpl off
28. 3.GUEST MUST BE ENABLED
Right click on my computer
Manage local users and groups
users double click on guest remove
tick from account is disabled.
Or
Win+r lusrmgr.msc users double
click on guest remove tick from account
is disabled.
29. 4.GUEST MUST BE GIVEN ACCESS IN NETWORK
Start control panel administrative tools
local security policy local policy
user right assignment double click on
deny access to this computer from network
select guest remove ok
Or
Win+r secpol.msc local policy user
right assignment double click on deny
access to this computer from network
select guest remove ok
30. THE THINGS WE CAN DO AFTER WE ARE IN
NETWORK
1.File sharing, drive sharing, printer N
scanner sharing
2. Netmeeting – help us in chatting, free
calls and desktop sharing.
3.Remote desktop connection – help us to
control our friend computer.
4.shutting down network computers.
31. 1.FILE SHARING, DRIVE SHARING, PRINTER N
SCANNER SHARING
Folder sharing
Create a folder and give name right click
on folder properties sharing tick on
share this folder on network and allow
network users to change my file apply
ok
Same method for cd-rom and drive sharing.
32. 2. NETMEETING – HELP US IN CHATTING, FREE
CALLS AND DESKTOP SHARING.
Start run conf fill all the empty
area as needed next next next
next next next next next finish
33. 3.REMOTE DESKTOP CONNECTION – HELP US TO
CONTROL OUR FRIEND COMPUTER.
Start control panel administrative tools
local security policy local policy
security policylimit local account use of
blank password to console logon only
disable ok
Right click on my computer properties
remote tick on allow users to connect
remotely to this computer apply ok
Start all programs accessories
communication remote desktop
connection
Type computer name and click connect
34. 4.SHUTTING DOWN NETWORK COMPUTERS.
Start control panel administrative
tools local security policy local
policy user right assignment double
click on force shutdown from remote
computer add users or groups type
everyone check names ok apply
ok
Start run cmd type shutdown –I
add type computer name to shutdown
ok add comment ok