Department of Education
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF CITY OF MEYCAUAYAN
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Senior High School
Lesson Activity Sheet
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COMPUTER SYSTEMS
SERVICING
Quarter 3 – WEEK 8
Internet Protocol Addressing (Part 2)
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INTERNET PROTOCOL ADDRESSING
I. Introduction
Computer Networking is done via a different set of IP protocol suites.
The most commonly used protocols are the TCP and IP. TCP stands for
Transmission Control Protocol and IP stands for Internet Protocol.
Every protocol has a specifically layered architecture along with its own
set of functionalities.
II. Learning Competency/ Unit of Competency
Lesson 5: Internet Protocol Addressing
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III. Nominal Duration
2 Days
IV. Objectives/ Learning Outcomes
1. discuss the information about IP addressing and its components;
2. know the difference between dynamic and static ip address;
3. know how to configure correct IP address.
V. Content/ Lesson
Internet Protocol Addressing
Materials:
Learning Module
Video Presentation
URL reference
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VI. Procedure (Knowledge)
Assigning Computer Name and Group Name
To assign computer name and workgroup name on a computer, follow
these steps:
1. On System Properties window, click Computer Name tab
2. Click Change button
3. Type the Computer Name and Workgroup Name then click OK
4. You will need to restart the system so the changes will take
effect
https://sir-sherwin.blogspot.com/p/computer-networking.html
Router Configuration
All routers are different and as
such may require different
configuration steps. You are
highly encouraged to bring your
router to read the product
manual. You will need a working
ethernet port on your
laptop/desktop to plug into, or
have an ethernet adaptor if you do
https://its.ucsc.edu/resnet/docs/router-
not have a port on your device. configuration.html
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Resetting
1. Connect the power cord
2. Unplug ALL Ethernet connections
3. Hold down the reset button for at least 15 seconds
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Cable Setup
1. Connect your computer (PC or MAC) to the WAN port, only
2. DO NOT connect the wall port to any port on the Router yet!
** DO NOT use the LAN ports
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Accessing Router
1. Open your browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.) with the
computer connected to the Router
2. Enter the IP address found in your wireless settings (Settings>Wi-
Fi>Hardware Properties for Windows 10/ Network Preferences for
Macs) into the Address Bar of your browser. Most IP addresses
start with 192.168. Push Enter.
3. User name is often blank or "admin". Password is often blank,
"admin", or "password"
4. Password is often blank, "admin", or "password"
5. Click “OK”
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Default Screen
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Configure Wireless SSID
1. Click “Wireless”
2. Click “Basic Wireless Settings”
3. Enter a desired name into the “Wireless Network Name (SSID)” field
4. Write down your Wireless Network SSID, it will be used for later. Do
not share your SSID or password with anyone unless you trust
them. Users can piggyback on your credentials and crowd your
network.
5. Click “Save Settings”
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Configure Wireless with WPA Security Key
You must secure your wireless network, failure to do so may result in
disconnection by your ISP. Your Security Mode should be using WPA or
WPA-2.
For WPA
1. Click “Wireless”
2. Click “Wireless Security”
3. Select “WPA Pre-Shared Key” in the “Security Mode” field
4. Set the "WPA algorithm" to "AES"
5. (if available) otherwise, use "TKIP"
6. Type in your WPA Shared Key. It should be between 8 and 32
characters- the longer the better. Make sure it is something you can
remember but that is hard to guess. You
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7. may want to write it down, temporarily, so that you can remember it
for when you configure your computer to connect to the now-secure
access point.
8. Click “Save Settings”
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Final Cable Setup
1. Connect your computer (PC or MAC) to the WAN port only, DO
NOT use the
2. LAN ports
3. Connect to an appropriate LAN port.
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Verification
1. Restart your computer
2. On the desktop go to “START” >>> “RUN”, type “cmd” under the
Open field, and click “OK”
3. On Windows: Type “ipconfig /release” into the black screen and
push “Enter”, then type “ipconfig /renew” into the black screen
and push “Enter”
4. On Macs, simply check your Network Preferences again to find
your updated IP address
5. Your IP Address should now begin with 192.168.xxx.xxx, or
simply follow the sample ip address we have discussed in
week 7.
https://its.ucsc.edu/resnet/docs/router-configuration.html
Setting Up a Local Area Network (3 or More Computers using switch)
To setup LAN using switch only, follow these steps:
1. Connect all computers to the switch using straight through
cable.
2. Assign IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, Computer name and
workgroup name on each computer
You may refer to the sample diagram below on Local Area Network using
switch setting.
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https://its.ucsc.edu/resnet/docs/router-configuration.html
Area Network using Router
Setting up Local Area Network using router, is easier than without. Just
follow the following steps:
1. Connect all computers on the switch using straight thru cable.
2. Connect the switch to your router.
3. Assign computer name and workgroup name for each computer.
4. That’s it! Note that there is no need to assign IP address because
router by default settings is a DHCP server. That means it is the
one who shall assign IP address on each computer connected to
it.
5. Computers equipped with WIFI devices could connect through
signal which a Wireless router sends automatically by default.
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https://its.ucsc.edu/resnet/docs/router-configuration.html
VII. Assessment (Knowledge)
Activity 1 Direction: Give the function of the following device in
networking.
1. Router - ________________________________________________________
2. Switch - ________________________________________________________
3. Patch Panel - ___________________________________________________
4. LAN or Ethernet Cable - _________________________________________
5. Hub - __________________________________________________________
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Activity 2 (Understanding) Direction: In a paragraph, discuss how to
configure a router.
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Activity 3 (Performance)
Directions: Given are the following materials, you should be able to
assign ip addresses.
Steps/Procedure:
1. Read the Lesson Activity Sheet Quarter 3 - Week 8 on IP
addressing
2. Connect all computers to the switch using straight through cable.
3. Assign IP address, Subnet Mask, Gateway, Computer name and
workgroup name on each computer
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References
Sherwin Maningas. Computer Networking. Accessed January 14, 2021.
https://sir-sherwin.blogspot.com/p/computer-networking.html
UC Santa Cruz, Router Configuration. Accessed January 15, 2021.
https://its.ucsc.edu/resnet/docs/router-configuration.html
All Rights Reserved
2020
Acknowledgement
CAROLINA S. VIOLETA EdD
Schools Division Superintendent
JERRY D. CRUZ, PhD, CESE
Asst. Schools Division Superintendent
DOMINADOR M. CABRERA PhD
Chief, Curriculum Implementation Division
EDWARD C. JIMENEZ PhD
Education Program Supervisor- LR Manager
RAMILO C. CRUZ PhD
Education Program Supervisor-EPP/TLE/TVL
ELGER DAVID/ FLORDELIZA P. GALINDEZ
Language/Content/ Layout Editor
NIÑO JESUS S. JABONERO
Developer/Writer
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