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What are the required settings a client needs in order to function on a IP network?
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∙ 14y ago
To function on a LAN, the user needs:
- An IP address
- A subnet mask
These settings are required to participate on an LAN segment. If you want to get packets outside of your LAN you will need to add the default gateway address, and if you want to use names instead of IP addresses to get anywhere you will also need the DNS server address(es).
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