Network configuration involves customizing a network for internal use by creating user accounts and passwords, shared disk drives for file and program storage, print queues to share printers, and installing network support on workstations to connect them to the network.

2. NETWORK CONFIGURATION means
customizing the network for your own
use.

3. • Creating network accounts for your
users (names, passwords, and groups).

4. • Creating areas
on shared disk
drives for users
to share data
files.

5. • Creating areas on shared disk drives for
users to share programs (unless everyone
runs programs from their own computer).

6. • Setting up print
queues (the
software that lets
users share
networked printers).

7. • Installing
network
support on user
workstations,
so they can
“talk” to your
network.

8. PREPARED BY:
ADRIANE CABATU