TCP/IP is the protocol of
the Internet and the most versatile protocol that Windows NT supports. It can
be manually configured or automatically configured using DHCP (Dynamic Host
Configuration Protocol). Some applications require TCP/IP (such as Netscape),
and it is routable, making it appropriate for networks of any size. To Install
TCP/IP Protocol
(a) Click on Start
>Settings > Control Panel.
(b) In the Control
Panel dialog box double-click Network icon. The Network properties window
Appears.
(c) Under the
Protocols tab click on Add button to install new protocols.
(d) In the select
network protocols list select TCP/IP and then click OK.
(e) The next dialog
box prompts you to enter the path for the Windows NT installation files. Type
F:\i386 and then click Continue.
(f) Windows will start
copying files to the system.
(g) Then TCP/IP
Properties dialog box appears, asking you to enter the IP address, subnet mask
and default gateway.
(h) You can select the
option obtain an IP address automatically, if you have a DHCP server installed
in your network.
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