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[TUT]Setup a SOHO/Computer Shop Network

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[TUT]Setup a SOHO(Small Office/Home Office) or Computer Shop Network​

This tutorial helps you to build a Simple Network either SOHO(Small Office/Home Office) or Computer Shop

I've noticed that somebody still don't know how to setup network even a simple, so this would serves your guide or a manual. I hope that this tutorial would be informative to you. :thumbsup:

Equipments you need:

Switch (not Hub, they're different)
Router
Ethernet UTP Cat5 cable w/ rj45 (or Cat5e or Cat6 cable for Gigabit connection)
PC Units
Crimp Tool
LAN Cable Tester

Procedures:

1.) Structured Cabling

ethernet_cable.jpg


- The 1st thing you need to perform so you have a better preparation is to create first a Type of Ethernet Cable together with rj45 crimping. Just create a Straighthrough type because you'll just link another devices. Here's some guides.

Just Refer to Straighthrough cable

(Crossover cable will be used when same devices are attached)

(In rj45 crimping just search a tutorial on youtube)

(After you create, verify it if your cables are running fine by using your LAN cable tester,. just make sure you know how the LAN cable tester works.)

(Crimp and create cables as many as you needed for you Local Area Network including all the PC units connected to switch.)

2.) Installation
(step by step)

- First of all, you need to have a DSL line from the ISP, to have an internet connection. right? I'm sure alam mo na yun.

- Now let's install first the cable from the ISP to the WAN of the router(located at the back)

For Example:
linksys-wireless-router-setup.jpg


- Kung makita mo may WAN port sa likod ng router referring to the example above. Ang cable line ng galing sa ISP(DSL line) mo ay e attach mo dyan sa WAN port ng router. Ok? Gets?

- Now, router to switch connection naman. Get a one piece of straighthrough type cable na ginawa mo. make sure ok ang cable ha and its working fine. Ang gawin mo, ang isang dulo ng Ethernet cable (the rj45) ay e attach mo sa LAN port ng router na nasa likod at ang isang dulo ng Ethernet cable(rj45) ay attach mo sa LAN port ng Switch na nasa likod nito. Just like an example below.
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- And lastly, the installation of cables from your Switch to End User Devices(PC Units). First, Kumuha ka na naman ng Straightthrough cables to link the PC units to your switch. Referring on the example screens on the switch above. Ang gawin mo ang isang dulo ng Ethernet cable (rij45) ay attach mo in one ports of your switch na nasa likod niya at ang isang dulo naman ng Ethernet cable(rj45) ay e attach mo sa NIC(Network Interface Card) na naka locate sa likod ng system unit ng PC's. just like this.
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- Ok? getch? After that, proceed tayo in configuration.

3.) Configuration

- Login to your Router Web GUI

* To access inside your Router Web GUI. Check your manuals kung ano default IP address ng router niyo. Or either you can check it the manufacturer website online regarding your router login details.

* Type the default ip address of your router at the address bar of your web browsers(IE, firefox, chrome) then press enter.

- Then we'll proceed to our router configuration for able to communicate the router to end-user devices or they called it Routing. Explain ko muna shortly two types of routing in a simple Local Area Network. The common used by everybody is either Static or Dynamic(DHCP) configuration. And I'll let you choose whether what would you like to use for your network,. and analyze what's best routing good for management.

In a Static configuration, you'll be able to assigned the ip address on the end-user devices MANUALLY. So ibig sabihin every PC's ay kailangan mo e input bawat IP address nila for them to communicate. For example kay PC1 -> e input mo sa TCP/IP properties niya 192.168.2.100 kay PC2 -> e input mo ang 192.168.2.110..

Now in Dynamic(DHCP) configuration, if once you enabled or configured the DHCP config inside the router, it will able to assigned ip address to the end-user devices dynamically or depends if the user requests an ip address into DHCP server/from the router, the router will grant the user an usable IP address.

Okay,. I'll give you guides on how to configure Static or DHCP(Dynamic) configuration. first take a look at these image serves as your guide.
RoutDHCP.jpg


STATIC

- Now kung gusto mo mag static, at the image above, set mo ang radio button ng DHCP server into Disabled

- Now first on routing, is to set your Default Gateway Address. serves as the IP address of your router. Kung makikita mo sa image on the Network Setup, Router ID and Subnet Mask, the purpose of gateway is to let the end user devices grant their request when they want to access some public websites, the gateway will be their open doors to process outside the Local Area Network.

Guide:

* Router ID = 192.168.1.1
* Subnet Mask = 255.255.255.0

Set Static: (refer to the example image above)

* Internet Connection Type = Static IP
* Internet IP address = (binigay sayo ng ISP mo) (take note pwede ka humingi ng detalye nito sa ISP mo, bibigyan ka nyan nila)
* Subnet Mask = (binigay sayo ng ISP mo)
* Default Gateway = (bigay sayo ng ISP mo)
* DNS = (optional) it could be the DNS address given by your ISP or pwede rin gamitin mo ang IP address ng router mo for DNS address. depends on you.

- Now click Save Settings below

Okay, on PC Client Units.
Tp-Link-Internet-Protocol-TCP-IP-Properties.png


- Set the radio button to Use the following IP address

* IP address = 192.168.1.10(take note, all of your PC units must be in line with your network address 192.168.1.1 that you set on the router -> Network Setup, that's why I start the ip address into 192.168.1.10 and so on to the another PC units.)
* Subnet Mask = 255.255.255.0
* Default Gateway = 192.168.1.1
* DNS Address = (optional pwede yung binigay sa ISP mo or yung ip address ng default gateway, depends on you)

* Click Ok and Save
* Now verify mo kung maka communicate na ba ang PC client na yan sa router mo? to verify. just use ping sa command prompt.

example: ping 192.168.1.1 <- ip add ng router, pag success. okay!

ping google.com <- verify kung maka ping ka sa public sites

type also this on command prompt -> ipconfig /all

para makita mo details ng IP address mo without going TCP/IP properties

at pag okay na ang verification, then good. at ikaw na bahala mag assign manually sa ibang PC units mo dapat in-line sa network kung mas mabuti sundan mo na lang yung starting ip address ko which 192.168.1.10 then .11, .12 and so on to another units.

Set DHCP Configuration(Dynamic):
RoutDHCP.jpg


Refer to example image above, to set DHCP server:

Yung network setup, router ID and Subnet Mask is still the same na nasa configure ng static.(the ip address of the router)

* Internet Connection Type = Dynamic/DHCP (kung wala hayaan mo na lang)
* DHCP Server Setting = set the radio button into Enabled
* Start IP address = 192.168.1.100
* Maximum Host users = 50 (depende kung gaano kadami PC clients mo dyan. mas maganda kung gaano kadami ang PC clients mo jan dagdagan mo ng allowance ng Maximum host users mo for future purposes and to prevent conflict addresses) so for example may 20 units ka jan then make it twice 40 Maximum Host users.
* Client Least time = 0
* Static DNS = (optional either the ISP DNS address or your IP address of your router)
* Click Save Settings

On PC client unit:

* Open Command Prompt
* Type ipconfig /all kung may existing ip address,. kung meron ito gawin mo.

- Type ipconfig /release
- Type ipconfig /renew (it will give the user an ip address)
- Type ipconfig /flushdns
- Type ipconfig /all (for details)
- Type ping 192.168.1.1 (for verification)
- Type ping google.com

* Pag Okay ang results and then you're good to go, same procedure pa rin gawin mo sa ibang PC client unit. ikaw na bahala.

* Pag wala naman existing IP address after you enter ipconfig /all, pwede ka na magshort cut dito.

- Type ipconfig /renew (it will give the user an ip address)
- Type ipconfig /flushdns
- Type ipconfig /all (for details)
- Type ping 192.168.1.1 (for verification)
- Type ping google.com

- Now we're done :alright:

- Welcome :D

Update: We can discuss here your concerns related on this tutorial. Just feel free to ask and I can assist you :D
 

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Re: [TUT]Build a SOHO/Computer Shop Network

ito ang magandang tutorial.. salamat dito
 
Re: [TUT]Build a SOHO/Computer Shop Network

ty sir :D
 
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nice tol. hehe. next is network places and network drive naman. t.i.a.! hehe,
 
wow.. Very informative..

Additional info lang po.. Pde po nating gamitin ang router at switch bilang tester ng straight cable.. Plug nyo lang ang both ends ng cable in any lan ports ng router/switch.. dapat may steady light sa parehong port na pinagsaksakan nyo ng cable..
 
sir paano kung wala router?switch lang meron?server at client lang ba ang set up?
 
Ito ba yung mako-connect mo yung ibang computer sa isat-isa para makapag LAN games?
 
sir ano ba pinag kaiba ng router, switch, pati hub?
kailan ba dapat gumamit ng straight-through, crossover pati rollover?
pano ang gagawin sir pag sa usb modem mangangaling yung internet mo tapos gusto mong ishare sa 3 magkakaibang wifi router?

more power sa thread sir..very informative
 
nice tol. hehe. next is network places and network drive naman. t.i.a.! hehe,

Ok tol.. Network Drive/File sharing will be coming up soon.

- Welcome :D

wow.. Very informative..

Additional info lang po.. Pde po nating gamitin ang router at switch bilang tester ng straight cable.. Plug nyo lang ang both ends ng cable in any lan ports ng router/switch.. dapat may steady light sa parehong port na pinagsaksakan nyo ng cable..

- Welcome :D

sir paano kung wala router?switch lang meron?server at client lang ba ang set up?

Then definitely, hindi maka access ng internet ang mga end user devices mo(PC Units) But if you just intend to only have peer-to-peer services like offline games connecting to Local Area Network inside your vicinity then probably you may able setup only PC to PC w/out router and switch. The main function of router is to forward an internet access came from the ISP line towards inside your LAN. Well, for further details and informations on how network works. Read this.

OSI Model
DoD Model

This explains you everything on how network works,. what are the protocols or process when sender encapsulates a data and de-encapsulates the data from the receiver, not just with the process but explain also the functions in every layer. It would be informative to you. :D

Ito ba yung mako-connect mo yung ibang computer sa isat-isa para makapag LAN games?

Yeps, definitely. :thumbsup:

sir ano ba pinag kaiba ng router, switch, pati hub?
kailan ba dapat gumamit ng straight-through, crossover pati rollover?
pano ang gagawin sir pag sa usb modem mangangaling yung internet mo tapos gusto mong ishare sa 3 magkakaibang wifi router?

more power sa thread sir..very informative

pano ang gagawin sir pag sa usb modem mangangaling yung internet mo tapos gusto mong ishare sa 3 magkakaibang wifi router?

Honestly, hindi pa ako naka setup using USB modem. You mean USB broadband stick? Not yet. I don't know if that will work, let's wait for some experienced users to assist your question.

kailan ba dapat gumamit ng straight-through, crossover pati rollover?

Straight-through - You used this when you connect different devices.

Example:

Switch to Router
Switch to PC

Crossover
- You used this when you connect same devices.

Example:

PC to PC
Switch to Switch
Router to PC (exceptional rule)
Router to Router

Rollover - You used this when you intended to connect into serial port(back of your system unit)

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In Cisco environment, they using this sometimes when they intended to connect into Console Port for the router and switch configuration.

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sir ano ba pinag kaiba ng router, switch, pati hub?

There are kinds of issues when differentiate this said devices. I think these following link below might be informative to you.
http://www.webopedia.com/DidYouKnow/hardware_software/2006/router_switch_hub.asp

Remember Switch and Hub are different. Just consider the Hubs as an old-school type and less features and Switches improve the performance of Hubs and they prevent the problems/issues that have been encounter using Hubs. I think these link below would be informative to you.

Hubs

- creates big Collision Domain around the LAN

- problems in less bandwidth, one bandwidth for a group of end user devices(PC Units)

Switches and Bridges

- prevents collision domain(told you it modifies the problems with the previous hubs).

- Bridges was developed after the Hubs but the issue about bridges is that it only break up a single large collision domain into a number of smaller collision domains.. In Switches, every port of it has one single collision domain

- more bandwidth. every switch port has its own bandwidth.

Switches and Bridges further info

- Welcome :D
 
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ayos to TS hehe nasagot yung mga tanong ko...so kung yung hub eh old school na mas maganda bang gamitin yung switch kaysa sa hub?
natanong ko lang kasi yung tungkol sa usb modem kagaya ng sa globe tattoo...
tinanong ko yung admin namin naka ICS daw yung pagshare ng internet...
bale usb modem - ICS - lan cable papunta sa router - dun sa 3 router pa uli..
tama ba yun sir? o dapat idadaan muna sa switch bago pumunta sa wifi router?
pasensya na sir ang gulo hehe
 
pano po i-share yung connection ng naka residential na pldt plan?

pang isahan lang kasi.
 
ayos to TS hehe nasagot yung mga tanong ko...so kung yung hub eh old school na mas maganda bang gamitin yung switch kaysa sa hub?
natanong ko lang kasi yung tungkol sa usb modem kagaya ng sa globe tattoo...
tinanong ko yung admin namin naka ICS daw yung pagshare ng internet...
bale usb modem - ICS - lan cable papunta sa router - dun sa 3 router pa uli..
tama ba yun sir? o dapat idadaan muna sa switch bago pumunta sa wifi router?
pasensya na sir ang gulo hehe

ayos to TS hehe nasagot yung mga tanong ko...so kung yung hub eh old school na mas maganda bang gamitin yung switch kaysa sa hub?

Yeps. :yes:

natanong ko lang kasi yung tungkol sa usb modem kagaya ng sa globe tattoo...
tinanong ko yung admin namin naka ICS daw yung pagshare ng internet...
bale usb modem - ICS - lan cable papunta sa router - dun sa 3 router pa uli..
tama ba yun sir? o dapat idadaan muna sa switch bago pumunta sa wifi router?
pasensya na sir ang gulo hehe

Masyado magulo ang mga connecting devices mo. Sa router tapos connect sa 3 routers? If you mention ICS(Internet Connectiong Sharing), probably nagsetup lang kayo dyan by using peer-to-peer setup. Hindi na kailangan ng router and switches. They just installed another network adapter(NIC) sa likod ng PC(na may internet) connecting to other PC's that want to share an Internet Connection. But the issue behind this setup its that they had limitations. Kung mag sesetup lang naman kayo ng maraming End User Devices(PC) sa Local Area Network niyo. Mas mabuti pa gumamit na lang kayo ng router and switch. Pero kung konti lang naman probably 2 or 3 computers connected pwede kayo mag ICS(Internet Connection Sharing). Parang ganito ang kalabasan nyan.

PC(na may internet)(installed another network adapter)(ang isang network adapter ay galing sa ISP line)(Ang isang network adapter ay para sa ibang PC na gusto ma connect at makashare ng internet connection) -> Connect to other PC's you want to share an internet connection. In these setup you need to use crossover cable, because they are on the same device. :D

For your reference:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Connection_Sharing
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306126

pano po i-share yung connection ng naka residential na pldt plan?

pang isahan lang kasi.

Ahm. Di ko masyado gets ibig sabihin niyo sir. Ano exact setup gusto mo gawin? :D

 
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@Ts, restricted po kasi sa isang computer yung internet connection eh.

Mahal po kasi yung business plan ng pldt eh. Pero gusto ko gamitin para sa shop yung residential plan.

Paano po ba gagawin para ma-share yun?
 
@Ts, restricted po kasi sa isang computer yung internet connection eh.

Mahal po kasi yung business plan ng pldt eh. Pero gusto ko gamitin para sa shop yung residential plan.

Paano po ba gagawin para ma-share yun?

You mean yung personal broadband/home dsl line lang ang gagamitin niyo? Before you decide to setup a LAN. Try first to analyze what would be best design for your LAN. The first part you need to determine kung ilan ang PC's na kailangan mo e setup for your LAN? Magpaplano pa ba kayo ng expansion for future purposes? Magkano ang budget para sa ganito? Speed expectations?

Mas maigi kung magplano ka muna bago mag setup kasi ang tendency kung magsetup ka agad at hindi mo madetermine ilan ang PC's gusto mo e setup, then magka problema ka sa speed, bandwidth, and reliability sa Local Area Network mo in the future. :D
 
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astig thread mo ts ..dame ko natutunan.dna klangan magtanong. basa basa nlang sa mga queries nila at answers mo..morepower..update ka lagi ts..subscribe ako sa thread mo..tnx
 
astig thread mo ts ..dame ko natutunan.dna klangan magtanong. basa basa nlang sa mga queries nila at answers mo..morepower..update ka lagi ts..subscribe ako sa thread mo..tnx

Ok. Thanks. As long as madaming nakikinabang sa tutorial na ito, it will remain updated. :thumbsup:

My next tutorial would be setup Network Drives for File Sharing and How to map the network drives to other PC's. :hat:

Also How to setup Network Printer :hat:

- Welcome :D
 
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hehe pasensya na sir medyo magulo nga..kasi minsan umaasa lang kami sa iisang usb modem para sa internet connection namin...at kailangan pa ishare sa 24 laptops and other wifi devices kagaya ng cp at tablets...ang masakit pa nun sa 3 decks pa ng barko isshare kasi pag isang wifi router lang di na aabot sa ibang decks...malabo din na wired connection ang gagawin namin kasi magrerewire kami ng barko pag ganun..hehehe pero thanks na din sa info sir..madami ako natutunan
 
Maraming salamat po sa Tutorial mo TS
Ito ang matagal ko ng hinahanap. I'm newbie lang po about Networking.

More power TS..
 
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