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COMP COMPUTER
INFORMATION SYSTEMS SERVICING
& COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
(ICT)
WEEK 4: MODULE 2.1

COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING

Prepared by:

MADELEINE G. BALCUEVA, LPT, CSS NC2 HOLDER

TRAINER

Approved by:

RYAN B.VELARDE
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR

ICT- GRADE 12
MODULE 2.1: COMPUTER SYSTEM SERVICING
CORE COMPETENCY 2: Set-up Computer Networks
 I N T R O D U C T I ON

The unit of competency “SET-UP COMPUTER NETWORK” is one of the competencies of COMPUTER
SYSTEM SERVICING NC II.
In this module 2.1 covers the unit of competency, “Setting up Computer Networks, this
contains training materials and activities related to install Ethernet cables, set network
configuration, set router/Wi-Fi/ wireless access point/repeater configuration as well as to inspect
and test the configured computer networks.

MOST ESSENTIAL LEARNING O

BJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to:

Set-up Router/Wi-Fi/Wireless with network name and Passkey

Set-up Wireless Access Point with network name and Passkey
Conduct Test (Ping IP address client and Server)

Unlocking of Difficulties

1.IP ADDRESS It is a numerical label assigned to each device connected to a computer

network that uses the Internet Protocol for communication.
2.CONFIGURE Refers to how its components are arranged, and how its option is set.
3.CMD PROMPT It is used in a text-based or command line, such as Unix Terminal or a
DOS shell.

4.DHCP It is a network management protocol used to automate the process of

configuring devices on IP networks, thus allowing them to use network
such as DNS, NTP, and any communication protocol based on UDP or
TCP.

A wireless router broadcasts radio signals containing packets of data to computers within range. You can plug a wireless router into a broadband
modem toTOPIC 1: Set-up
create a wireless Router/Wi-Fi/Wireless
network capable of sharing Internet service withwith Network
connected Name
devices. While and
setting up Passkey
the hardware itself is

essentially the same from router to router, the network settings configuration for a D-Link is different from that of other brands. After

connecting the router and modem to one another, log in to the D-Link router from a Web browser to set up the Wi-Fi network.

TOPIC 1: Set-up Router/Wi-Fi/Wireless with TOPIC 2 : Set-up Wireless Access Point with
Network Name and Passkey Network Name and Passkey

STEPS IN : Setting up Router/Wi-Fi/Wireless with Network Name STEPS IN : Setting up Wireless Access Point with Network Name
and Passkey and Passkey

Step 1: Connect the Ethernet cable from D-Link to client PC. Step 1: Connect the Ethernet cable from D-Link to client PC.
 Step 2 : Install the LAN DRIVER

Step 3 : Refresh the router modem before entering the internet
explorer.
Step 4 : Click the internet explorer, then type the default IP address of
your router modem
Step 5 : Click "Wireless" to set up the network on the D-Link.
Advanced Settings
Step 6 : Click “Set-up”, then change the Wireless Network Name.
Step 2 : Install the LAN DRIVER
Step 3 : Refresh the Access Point modem before entering the internet
explorer.
Step 4 : Click the internet explorer, then type the default IP address of
your Access Point modem.
Step 5 : Click "Wireless" to set up the network on the TP-Link, then
change the Wireless Network Name, click “save”

Step 7 : Click “Wireless Security” choose “Enable WPA2 Wireless Step 6 : Click “Wireless Security” choose “Enable WPA2 Wireless
Security(enhanced), then change the passkey to “12345678”, click Security(enhanced), then change the passkey to “12345678”, click
“save settings” “save settings”

Step 8 : Disable DHCP, then click “Save Settings” to finish

configuring the Dlink.

TOPIC 3 : Conduct Test (Ping IP Address Client and Server)

STEPS IN : Conduct Test (Ping IP Address Client and Server)

Step 1 : Click “ Open Network and Sharing Center, then Click Local
Area Network.

Step 2 : Click “Properties>click “Protocol Version 4(TCP/Ipv4)”.

Step 3 : Click “Use the Following IP address”, then enter

192.168.1.20 (or any desired number in the last two digits)

Step 4 : Click OK. This will save the setting for that computer. This
computer is now configuring on your network with a unique IP
address.

Step 5 : Open the internet, click “Protocol Version 4 properties” on

the next computer to open the “Protocol Version 4(TCP/Ipv4)”
windows.

Step 6 : Click the start button in the left lower part of the monitor,
then search for “cmd prompt”

Step 7 : Type “ping 192.168.1.20”.(if you see the word REPLY then
the configuration is successful)

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PRE-TEST

NAME: _______________________________________ DATE: ________________ SCORE: ___________

Direction: Read the following questions below carefully. Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. Which of the following broadcasts radio signals containing packets of data to computers within range?
A. Wireless Router
B. Router
C. Wireless Access point
D. Access point
2. What is the correct arrangement in setting up Router/Wi-Fi/Wireless with Network Name and Passkey?

I. Gently pull out the internet cable from LAN, and then proceed connecting it from client to router modem.
II. Refresh the router modem before interring the internet explorer.
III. Click the internet explorer, then type the default IP address of your router modem
IV. Install the LAN DRIVER
A. I,II,III,IV
B. I,IV,II,III
C. IV,I,II,III
D. I,IV,II,III
3. What is the correct arrangement in in setting up Router/Wi-Fi/Wireless with Network Name and Passkey?

I. Click "Connect" to set up the network on the D-Link.

Advanced Settings
II. Disable DHCP, then click “Save Settings” to finish configuring the D-link router.
III. Click “Set-up”, then change the Wireless Network Name.
IV. Click “Wireless Security” choose “Enable WPA2 Wireless Security(enhanced), then change the passkey to
“12345678”, click “save settings”
A. I,III,IV,II
B. I,IV,II,III
C. IV,I,II,III
D. I,IV,II,III
4. It is a numerical label assigned to each device connected to a computer network that uses the Internet Protocol for communication.

A. Ip Address
B. Configure
C. CMD prompt
D. DHCP

5. It is used in a text-based or command line, such as Unix Terminal or a DOS shell.

A. Ip Address
B. Configure
C. CMD prompt
D. DHCP
6. It is a network management protocol used to automate the process of configuring devices on IP networks, thus allowing them to use
network such as DNS, NTP, and any communication protocol based on UDP or TCP.
A. Ip Address
B. Configure
C. CMD prompt
D. DHCP
7. What is the acronym DHCP stands for?
A. Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
B. Dynamic Head Configuration Policy
C. Dynamite Host Configuration Protocol
D. Dynamite Head Configuration Policy

8. What is the abbreviation CMD stands for?

A. Command line
B. Computer lane
C. Command lane
D. Computer lane
9. Below are the following that did not allow users to share in a computer network except________.
A. Printers
B. Screens
C. Input devices
D. Power
10. In which layer of OSI model does bridge works?
A. Application
B. Datalink
C. Transport
D. Network
11. It provides a connection oriented reliable service for sending messages.
A. TCP
B. IP
C. UDP
D. All of the above
12. What is the use of bridge in network?
A. To connect LANSs
B. To separate LANs
C. To control network speed
 D. All of the above
13. Is the client setting on different OS are just the same.
A. True
B. False
C. Maybe
D. None of the above
14. The default subnet mask is 255.255.0.0
A. True
B. False
C. Maybe
D. None of the above
15. In conducting Test (Ping IP Address Client and Server, after you finish the second to the last step which is to click the start
button in the left lower part of the monitor and searching “cmd prompt, what should be the next?
Refresh the Access Point modem before interring the internet explorer.

A. Click the internet explorer, then type the default IP address of your Access Point modem.
B. Click "Wireless" to set up the network on the TP-Link, then change the
C. Wireless Network Name, click “save”
D. Disable DHCP, then click “Save” to finish configuring the TP-link Access Point.

Hooray, you have finished your first module

2.1 for the first Core Competency.