COC2 List Steps
-Configuring the Firewall (Both Client and SERVER):
STEPS:
1. You search the firewall at the search bar of your computer then click it
2. Select “Allow an app or feature through Windows Defender Firewall”
3. From there, check the following application both Private and Public (if you’re in
server, check also the Domain part) (If your client can’t check these boxes, click
the “Change Setting” at the upper right of the settings to configure):
1. FILE & PRINTER SHARING
2. NETLOGON SERVICE
3. NETWORK DISCOVERY
4. REMOTE DESKTOP WINDOWS FIREWALLL
5. REMOTE MANAGEMENT
6. WINDDOWS REMOTE MANAGEMENT
4. After checking the these, turn off and on your firewall.
-Configuring Network and Sharing Center:
STEPS:
1. Press WIN+R, then type “ncpa.cpl”
2. Then click back to go Network and internet
3. After doing that click the “Network and Sharing Center”
4. From there, click the “Change advanced sharing settings”
5. From there, under PRIVATE – make sure both Networking Discovery and File
and Printer sharing are turn on
6. Same on Guest or Public - make sure both Networking Discovery and File and
Printer sharing are turn on
7. In All Networks – Turn on Public folder sharing and Turn off Password
protected sharing
-To make sure these changes are saved when you exit, configure the services.msc
STEPS:
1. Press WIN+R, then type “services.msc”
2. From there, find these services:
• Function Discovery Provider Host/fdpHost
• Function Discovery Resource Publication/FDResPub
• SSDP
• UPnP Device Host/UPNPhost
When you find these services, right click then go to properties. Set the
“Startup Type” to AUTOMATIC then click start, then wait till it finished loading.
After finished, click apply then ok. (Note: make sure to do these to the all said
services
PEER to PEER (if the instructor said so, pero Maganda na aralin na)
-Setting the Server’s IP as Static (probably pwede nyo naman skip to kung kabisado na)
STEPS:
1. First is check your server’s IP address given by the router, go to cmd or
Command prompt then type “ipconfig”. After checking, remember the default
gateway.
2. Go to Network ETHERNET then go to properties, uncheck the IPV6 then double
click the IPV4 to go to properties.
3. There, click “Use the following IP Address”. Under IP address, input the
assigned IP classes to you
CLASS A: 0 - 126
CLASS B: 128 - 191
CLASS C: 192 - 223
CLASS D: 224 – 239(MULTICAST, hindi to papagamit)
CLASS E: 240 – 255(EXPERIMENTAL, same din hindi to papagamit)
4. Just click the Subnet mask, it will automatically fill in
5. Input the default gateway you checked in cmd
6. In DNS, input the same address as the IP address. Then click ok.
CHECK ALSO THE IP OF THE CLIENT(follow first step) BUT DON’T CHANGE ANYTHING YET
-Ping client and server
STEPS:
1. go to cmd(both client and server)
2. there, type “ping ‘IP address of Client/Server’ ”(e.g: ping 192.168.0.35 – server,
ping 192.168.0.40 - client).
3. After pinging, wait for reply and make sure check the packets sent are 0% loss
stable
CHECK ON BOTH CLIENT/SERVER FOLDERS, ON NETWORK IF BOTH ARE SHOWING
Setting up Router
(to further practice yourself on setting up router. You can visit this site - https://emulator.tp-
link.com/Emulator_TL-WR802NV4(EU)/index.htm)
On here, you can familiarize your flow setting up the router configuration.
DEFAULT GATEWAY:
To setup your router’s configuration, copy the default gateway and paste it on
browser’s link address.
(type “ipconfig” on cmd or Command Prompt and you can see your default
gateway)
Under Network, go to LAN and setup your Router’s IP address and Subnet based on
your assigned IP.
Wait till it reboots, then go to your network connection then disable and enable
your network (if it doesn’t work, pull out the LAN cable on your server’s/client’s
connection and put it back. If that doesn’t work, check your patch panel
connection/keystone/lan cables if theres a problem)
Once rebooted, under Wireless, go to Basic settings and name your router (Name
based on your surname and for WAP based on your name)
After saving, go to Wireless security, and setup your WIFI’s password (use
“Css@12345” as a universal password)
Once saving, you are task to block on of the connection that is connected to your
WIFI’s name
To check the devices connection, under DHCP, go to DHCP Clients List. There, you
can see the devices connected in your WIFI’s name.
To block a device, copy the device MAC Address.
Under Wireless again, go to Wireless MAC Filtering, click Add New
then paste the MAC Address you copied, click save
Click Enable to block the device.
SETTING UP WAP
To setup WAP’s configuration, pull out your ISP’s LAN cable and put it on WAP
On WAP, same thing on router config, you need to change also the WAP’s IP
address (know the WAP’s default gateway)
On WAP, after configuring the WAP’s name/password
You will be present the WAP’s UI
To setup, go to Administration and changed the IP address & Subnet
Once finished, click OK then wait till rebooted. (same thing on router, do the
troubleshoot if theres a connection problem you encounter)
After that, Changed the WAP’s name under your First Name and for the password
user the universal password, click OK and wait till save.
Now for blocking, to check the devices connected to you, go to Bandwidth Control
and there you can see the devices connected to you.
To check, the MAC Address, go to Parental Control
(you can see the device MAC Address under its IP address, in my case since this is a
emulator, there is no wireless connected)
Once you copy the device MAC Address, go to Advanced. From here, paste the
copied MAC Address then click the plus sign on Operation. Then click OK. Now
check the connection of the blocked device.
(Make sure to block the device on “Blacklist”, otherwise it will not be block)
Once finished, put back the ISP’s LAN cable to router and put a LAN cable on WAP’s
connection (WAN) to switch or HUB.
