Answer:
To assign an IP Address to a server (that runs Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2)
Explanation:
a. In the initial Configuration tasks, click configure networking
b. on the taskbar, click start and click network. In the left frame, right-click network and click properties. click local area connection. In the local area connection status dialog box, click properties
c. click local area connection
d. click details. make note of the address on the right side of IPv4 Address:
(for example, we are building a small network and we will just use a small range o IP addresses. In the real world or for a large network, you would need to actually know TCP/IP, design range of IP addresses you plan to use, then assign those IP addresses, or design a way to assign the IP addresses to the computers)
e. click close
f. In the local area connection status dialog box, click properties
g. In the checked list box, click internet protocol version 4 (TCP/IPv4)
h. click properties
I. click use the following IP address
j. Type the IP address you want the server to use. For our example, based on the above dialog box, we type 192.168.001.001
k. press tab
L. Type the subnet mask (normally it should be added automatically when you press tab from the previous IP address text box) and press tab
m. type the default gateway address (use the first and second octets of the IP address you have provided
n. provide the preferred DNS server address and the alternate DNS server address
o. click advanced to check the values that were put in the IP settings and DNS property pages
P. click OK
q. click OK
r. click close
s. click close
You can provide your own flowchart using these answers, HOPE IT HELPS! :))
