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Overview This chapter details a complete Windows configuration setup including: 1. Identifying the Ethernet Interface on the network using TCP/IP as the underlying protocol 2. Configuring the Ethernet Interface with its mandatory TCP/IP settings (i.e. IP address and subnet mask) 3. Configuring a new printer on the Windows station Environment Description The Ethernet Interface supports network printing under Windows environments by using TCP/IP. In a Windows NT setup, pure TCP/IP is used as the network protocol whereas with Windows 95, NetBIOS over TCP/IP is used. Figure 4-1 outlines two of the most common Windows setups you will see with the Ethernet Interface. The ideal configuration is a network printer defined on the NT server to be shared by Windows 95 clients. However, any Windows station can also go directly to the Ethernet Interface. Figure 4-1. Windows Integration Win95 Win95 Win95 Win95 NT Server IP Router Win95 4-2 Windows Configuration

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4–2
Windows Configuration
Overview
This chapter details a complete Windows configuration setup including:
1.
Identifying the Ethernet Interface on the network using TCP/IP as the
underlying protocol
2.
Configuring the Ethernet Interface with its mandatory TCP/IP settings (i.e. IP
address and subnet mask)
3.
Configuring a new printer on the Windows station
Environment Description
The Ethernet Interface supports network printing under Windows environments
by using TCP/IP. In a Windows NT setup, pure TCP/IP is used as the network
protocol whereas with Windows 95, NetBIOS over TCP/IP is used.
Figure 4–1 outlines two of the most common Windows setups you will see with
the Ethernet Interface. The ideal configuration is a network printer defined on the
NT server to be shared by Windows 95 clients. However, any Windows station
can also go directly to the Ethernet Interface.
Figure 4–1. Windows Integration
Win95
Win95
Win95
Win95
Win95
NT Server
IP Router