BROWSING ON WEB
NETWORK
UNDER THE GUIDANCE -
MS. RUPALI B
INTRODUCTION :
RESOURCES USED :
KEY POINTS ABOUT PROJECT :
MAJOR STEPS INVOLVED :
NETWORK SETUP :
Connect All the PC’s to the Switch in the
middle using connecting wires.
Connect the Switch to the DNS Server using
connecting wire.
Connect the Switch with both the Web Servers
using connecting wires.
PROCEDURE :
1) Creation of DNS Server –
a. Select the DNS Server.
b. Go to Desktop of the Server and select IP
Configuration.
c. As there is no DHCP Server is used, so IP
Configuration will remain static.
d. Assign the IP and subnet mask.
e. As the server is a DNS Server itself, the DNS
Address will remain same as the IP Address
f. IP Configured:
IP Address: [Link]
Subnet Mask:[Link]
DNS Address:[Link]
2) Creation of Web Server -
a. Select the Web server
b. Go to Desktop of the Server and select IP
Configuration.
c. As there is no DHCP Server is used, so IP
Configuration will remain static.
d. Assign the IP and subnet mask.
e. Assign the DNS Address.
f. Repeat the same steps for another web server.
g. IP Configured:
IP Address: [Link] (Web Server 1)
IP Address: [Link] (Web Server 2)
Subnet Mask:[Link] (same for both servers)
DNS Address:[Link] (same for both servers)
3) Assigning IP Address of the same network and DNS
Address to all the PC’s –
a. Select the PC.
b. Go to Desktop of the PC and select IP
Configuration.
c. As there is no DHCP Server is used, so IP
Configuration will remain static.
d. Assign the IP and subnet mask.
e. Assign the DNS Address.
f. Repeat the same steps for another PC.
g. IP Configured:
IP Address: [Link] (PC 0)
IP Address: [Link] (PC 1)
IP Address: [Link] (PC 2)
Subnet Mask:[Link] (same for all PC’s)
DNS Address:[Link] (same for all PC’s)
4) Ensuring Connection through message passing.
a. In order to see if all the components are connected
to each other we pass a message from one
component to other component.
b. Simply click the message sender option in cisco
packet tracer.
c. Send the message.
d. Observe if the message is sent. We can use both
real-time and simulation method to see this
5) Configuring Website on the Web Server using the HTTP
Service provided by the Server itself –
a. Select on the web server.
b. Go to Services of the Server and select HTTP
Services.
c. Select the port as per your need. (http, https or
both).
d. Click edit on the .html file on the server if any or
create new file using New File Option.
e. Write or Paste the html code of the website on the
file and save it. Repeat this for both servers.
Note :
o Various Number of sites can be hosted on a single
server.
o We can also import images, audio or video required in
the website onto the server.
6) Assign Website hostname and address of the
respected web server using the DNS Service provided
by the server itself -
a. Click on DNS Server.
b. Go to Services of the Server and select DNS
Services.
c. Turn on the DNS Service.
d. Add the hostname of the website and the IP Address
of the web server where the website is located.
e. Select Add Option. You can create number of
websites with different hostnames for same IP
Address.
7) Browse on the computer network by typing hostname
on the web browser of the computer.
a. Select the PC.
b. Go to Desktop of the PC and select Web Browser.
c. Type the hostname of the website on the Url
Browser and press ‘Go’ option.
d. You can either write full sitename with port as well
as only sitename. Typing IP Address of the web site
can also show your website.
CONCLUSION :
