REPORT LAB TEST ITT300

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Course Code ITT300 Lecturer SIR. AHMAD
KAMALRULZAMAN
REPORT CRIMPING AND TESTING CABLE NETWORK

JCDCS1104A
Group Due Date 19 MEI 2024
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Lab Test Report
<Crimping Cabling Network - UTP Cat 6>

Lab Test Report
Version 1.0
SEMESTER MARCH – AUGUST 2024
GROUP: JCDCS1104A
NUR IMAN SYAMILAH BINTI MOHD RAHMAN, 2022624428

NURHILYATUN SOFIA BINTI SHARULANUAR, 2022895022
<Crimping Cable Network UTP Cat 6> Version: <1.0>
Lab Test Report – ITT300 Date: <dd/mmm/yy>
Table of Contents
1. Introduction .................................................................................................................. 6
1.1 Recommended equipment used with diagrams ............................................................ 7
1.2 Standard wiring used with diagrams............................................................................. 9
2. Construct / Crimping Cable Network .......................................................................................... 10

2.1 Obtaining and cable preparation with diagrams.......................................................... 10
2.2 Preparing and inserting wires into connector RJ45 with diagrams .............................. 11
2.3 Inspecting, crimping and re-inspect connector RJ45 with diagrams ........................... 12
2.4 Termination of the other end cable ............................................................................. 13
3. Cable Network Testing ............................................................................................................... 14

3.1 Testing cable network using cable tester ................................................................... 14
3.2 Testing cable connection using Static IP (Pc to PC) with diagrams including setup and
configuration Ips......................................................................................................... 15
3.2.1 PC-1 ............................................................................................................................ 15
3.2.2 PC-2 ............................................................................................................................ 22
3.2.3 Test the connection ...................................................................................................... 29
4. References ................................................................................................................ 34
List of Diagrams
1. Diagram 1 CAT 6 cable ……………………………………………………………………………6
2. Diagram 2 RJ-45 connectors………………………………………………………………………6
3. Diagram 3 Crimping tool …………………………………………………………………………..7
4. Diagram 4 Wire stripper …………………………………………………………………………...7
5. Diagram 5 UTP cable tester ………………………………………………………………………8
6. Diagram 6 T-568A wiring scheme ………………………………………………………………..8
7. Diagram 7 Cutting the outer layer of the cable ………………………………………………….9
8. Diagram 8 Before untwist the CAT 6 cable ……………………………………………………10
9. Diagram 9 After untwist the CAT 6 cable ………………………………………………………10
10. Diagram 10 Cutting excessive wires ……………………………………………………………11
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11. Diagram 11 Insert the wires into the right pin point …………………………………………11
12. Diagram 12 Crimping process …………………………………………………………………12
13. Diagram 13 Termination on both end …………………………………………………………13
14. Diagram 14 All of the indicators lights up………………………………………………………13
15. Diagram 15 Rename this PC ……………………………………………………………………14
16. Diagram 16 Rename into PC-1………………………………………………………………….15
17. Diagram 17 Restart computer …………………………………………………………………..15
18. Diagram 18 Open Control Panel ………………………………………………………………..16
19. Diagram 19 Open Network and Internet ……………………………………………………….16
20. Diagram 20 Open Network and Sharing Center ………………………………………………17
21. Diagram 21 Open Change Adapter settings …………………………………………………..17
22. Diagram 22 Click Ethernet 2 and then Properties …………………………………………….18
23. Diagram 23 Click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)………………………………..18
24. Diagram 24 Change the IP address and DNS server ………………………………………..19
25. Diagram 25 Change Private Network settings ………………………………………………..19
26. Diagram 26 Change Public Network settings …………………………………………………20
27. Diagram 27 Change All Network settings ……………………………………………………..20
28. Diagram 28 Open Properties ……………………………………………………………………21
29. Diagram 29 Open Advanced system settings …………………………………………………21
30. Diagram 30 Click computer name ………………………………………………………………22
31. Diagram 31 Click change ………………………………………………………………………..22
32. Diagram 32 Rename computer to PC-2 ……………………………………………………….23
33. Diagram 33 Restart computer …………………………………………………………………..23
34. Diagram 34 Click Network and Internet ………………………………………………………..24
35. Diagram 35 Click Network and Sharing Center ……………………………………………….24
36. Diagram 36 Click Properties …………………………………………………………………….25
37. Diagram 37 Click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)………………………………..25
38. Diagram 38 Change the IP address and DNS server ………………………………………..26
39. Diagram 39 Change Private Network settings ………………………………………………..26
40. Diagram 40 Change Public Network settings …………………………………………………27
41. Diagram 41 Change All Network settings ……………………………………………………..27
42. Diagram 42 Click Network ………………………………………………………………………28
43. Diagram 43 Click file Users ……………………………………………………………………..28
44. Diagram 44 Click Public file ……………………………………………………………………..29
45. Diagram 45 Choose Public Videos ……………………………………………………………..29

46. Diagram 46 Choose a video ……………………………………………………………………30

47. Diagram 47 Choose PC-2 ……………………………………………………………………….30
48. Diagram 48 Choose Users file …………………………………………………………………..31
49. Diagram 49 Choose Public file ………………………………………………………………….31
50. Diagram 50 Choose Public Videos file …………………………………………………………32
51. Diagram 51 Video that has been transferred ………………………………………………….32

1. Introduction
This lab test main objective is to build a UTP console crossover cable or straight-through and
crossovers Unshielded Twisted-Pair (UTP) Ethernet network cables and to test the cable for good
connections and continuity and also correct pinouts such as correct color wire on the right pin.
In this lab test, we will learn to terminate 0.6-to-0.9-meter lengths of CAT 6 cables with RJ-
45 connectors using a complete set of crimping tools and will ensure proper cable connectivity
through cable tester. After the perfect demonstration by our lecturer, we apply the example of cable
cutting, stripping, and also handling the twists within the cable. We also refer to some YouTube
videos for more detailed examples and explanation.
After following the industry standard using T-568A for proper pin configurations, we need to
crimp both of the RJ-45 connectors on both sides of CAT 6 cable. Once the crimping process is
completed, we use a UTP cable tester to guarantee the connection of the terminated cables. The
tester will identify any issues and concern that will allowing us to troubleshoot and precise the issues.
Throughout this lab test, we gained more knowledge and practical insights into the
significance of precise crimping techniques, cable organization, and the importance of testing the
cable for ensuring a reliable and also efficient network infrastructure.

1.1 Recommended equipment used with diagrams
In this lab test, there are 5 main equipment used for crimping network cables, which are 0.6-to-0.9
meter lengths of UTP cable category 6 or 6e, a minimum of four RJ-45 connectors, an RJ-45
crimping tool, wire stripper, and UTP cable tester.
Diagram 1: CAT 6 cable

In Diagram 1, we use a CAT 6 patch cable, commonly known as a CAT 6 Ethernet cable which is a
type of network cable used for connecting devices to a local area network (LAN). It is widely used
in homes, workplaces, and other structures to link PCs, routers, switches, and other networking
devices. CAT 6 cables are typically composed with Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) cables, which
are four pairs of copper wires that twisted together to decrease interference and also increase the
signal quality. The wires are enclosed in a plastic jacket that comes in a variety of colors to make
easier identification and cable management.
Diagram 2: RJ-45 connectors

In Diagram 2, we supplied with 4 RJ-45 connectors and 2 rubber boot protectors. RJ-45 connectors
are typically used to connect one internet-enabled device to another network device. For example,
a PC linked to a server, router, modem, smart TV, game console, or any other device that uses the
Ethernet protocol. RJ-45 connection enables a hardwired connection, which allows for faster
communication throughput, superior stability, and more security. This makes RJ-45 connections
desirable for both professional and personal use. The rubber boot protectors are to secure all of the
wire inserted into RJ-45 so that it will not rip off the wire standard arrangement.
Diagram 3: Crimping tool

In Diagram 3 shows that a crimping tool that we used in our lab test. Crimping tools are useful
devices that allow you to make a secure connection between wires and also the connectors. It
operates by deforming the connection around the wire, leading to an intense connection. Crimping
tools make it easier to combine electrical wires, network cables, coaxial cables and other type of
cables.
Diagram 4: Wire Stripper

In Diagram 4 shows a wire stripper that used for CAT 6 wire. A wire stripper is a hand gadget that
removes the protective covering, or jacket, from electrical wires. By removing the jacket, the wire
stripper allows the electrician to expose the wire for new applications or repairs.
Diagram 5: UTP cable tester

In Diagram 5 shows that a cable tester that we use after we completing both ends of the cables. It
maintains your network working smoothly by detecting incorrect connections, short circuits, and
open circuits. The two-piece equipment may be disassembled for remote closet testing.
1.2 Standard wiring used with diagrams
There are two types of standards used in the networking and telecommunication industries, which
are TIA/EIA 568A and TIA/EIA 586B. These standards specify the sequence of the wires to insert
into RJ-45 connectors. However, in this lab test, we are using T-568A.
Diagram 6: T-568A wiring scheme
For UTP CAT 6 cables, the TIA/EIA-568-A standard provides the following pinout for the T568A
wiring scheme:
1. Pin 1 (White-Green)
2. Pin 2 (Green)
3. Pin 3 (White-Orange)
4. Pin 4 (Blue)
5. Pin 5 (White-Blue)
6. Pin 6 (Orange)
7. Pin 7 (White-Brown)
8. Pin 8 (Brown)
2. Construct / Crimping Cable Network

Constructing a cable network, such as a LAN (Local region Network), includes physically installing
and configuring cables to link devices within a specific area. This technique involves the deployment
of cables, connectors and networking devices.
2.1 Obtaining and cable preparation with diagrams
Untwist the four pairs of wires on 0.6-to-0.9 meter length cable by removing the outer covering.
The diagram 7 demonstrates the process of removing the outer coating of the cable with a stripper
and cut the cross-web seperator with same length of the wire that we already remove the outer
cover.
Diagram 7: Cutting the outer layer of the cable
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Untwisting the cable before crimping to ensures proper termination of wires to connectors, leading
to a stable electrical connection. Diagram 8 represents the twisted pair wire before we untwist it and
diagram 9 show after we untwisted the inside of CAT 6 cable.
Diagram 8: Before untwist the CAT 6 cable
Diagram 9: After untwist the CAT 6 cable

2.2 Preparing and inserting wires into connector RJ45 with diagrams
After straightening the wires, organise them according to industry standards for adequate
pin arrangement. Align them properly and cut it straight using the crimping tool just like
Diagram 10 so that it will fit properly in the connector. Insert the correct configured wires
into the RJ-45 connector as shown in Diagram 11. Our lab test follows the TIA/EIA-568-A
standard wiring layout, as described in section 1.2 above.

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Diagram 10: Cutting excessive wires
Diagram 11: Insert the wires into the right pin point
2.3 Inspecting, crimping and re-inspect connector RJ45 with diagrams
Inspection, crimping, and re-inspection of an RJ-45 connection include a number of actions
designed to ensure a reliable and efficient termination of network cables.
The first step is to inspect the cable and connection for the damage, appropriate wire
alignment, color-coding standards. Next, during the crimping step, the outside before
inserting the cable into the RJ-45 connector, peel the insulation and untwist the inner wires
to ensure proper arrangement.
The crimping tool is used to tightly squeeze the connector onto the wires, resulting in
a strong connection.
During the re-inspection process, the crimp connection is thoroughly inspected to
ensure appropriate wire seating, color-coding, and no exposed wires.

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Diagram 12: Crimping process

2.4 Termination of the other end cable
The next step is to terminate the opposite end of the wire using the same procedure as
before.
As before, use a stripper tool to remove the outer coating of the cable, exposing the four
pairs of wires within. Untwist and straighten the wires to prepare them for termination. The
placement of the wires follows industry standards. TIA.EIA-568-A is a standard wiring
system.
The wires are placed into an RJ-45 connectors and aligned with their applicable slots. The
cable and connector are carefully examined for damage and proper wire alignment.
Followed color-coding guidelines.
A crimping tool is used to tightly squeeze the connector onto the wires, ensuring a strong
and stable connection. A re-inspection happens to properly examine the crimped
connection. Ensure appropriate wire seating, accurate color-coding, and no exposed wires.

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Diagram 13: Termination on both end

3. Cable Network Testing
Testing the LAN cable guarantees a solid and dependable connection between devices, crucial for
sustaining constant communication within a local network. Cable testing identifies potential network
performance concern, such as signal decline, crosstalk, and interference.
Testing can identify and resolves faults, improving network performance. Testing also helps
to endure network security. Faulty wires or unsafe connections unauthorized persons or malicious
software may exploit this vulnerability. Regular testing is crucial for detecting and correcting security
problems. In our lab test, we use two ways to evaluate the network cable: cable tester and dynamic
IP.
3.1 Testing cable network using cable tester

Cable testers are devices specifically designed to pin point common issues such as breaks,
shorts, miswires, and other connectivity problems in cables.
Diagram 14: All of the indicator lights lit up
It is essential to make sure that the cable is correctly terminated with connections on both
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ends in order to test a cable using a cable tester. After being ready, turn on the cable tester,
keeping in mind that some models might need batteries, while others might require an
additional power source. Connect one end of the cable to the main or master unit and the
other one to the receiver remote unit of the cable tester. The cable tester will then analyze
the electrical characteristics of the cable and will show the result by displayed on the tester’s
indicator lights. This systematic approach ensures a comprehensive evaluation of the
cable’s integrity and functionality. For this lab test, our cable makes all of the indicator lights
lit up.
3.2 Testing cable connection using Static IP (Pc to PC) withdiagrams including setup and
configuration Ips
This testing method involves testing the cable connection between two devices within a
local network, such as two computers or laptops. Each device is manually assigned a
static IP address within the same subnet. There are a few steps that we use to test the
connection cable using static IP:
3.2.1 PC-1
Step 1: Give a name to the computer so that it is easy to identify on the network by
searching about in the computer’s setting and click rename this PC as shown in the
diagram 15, then rename the computer’s name to PC-1 just like in diagram 16 . After
that click restart now so the computer can save the new name as shown in diagram 17.
Diagram 15: Rename this PC

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Diagram 16: Rename into PC-1
Diagram 17: Restart computer

Step 2: Search Control Panel just like in diagram 18 and click Network and Internet. After
that click ‘Network and Sharing Center’ and open ‘Change Adapter Setting’. Right click on
Ethernet 2 and choose properties

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Diagram 18: Open Control Panel
Diagram 19: Open Network and Internet

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Diagram 20: Open Network and Sharing Center
Diagram 21: Open Change Adapter settings

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Diagram 22: Click Ethernet 2 and then Properties
Step 3: Select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click properties. In the next window,
initially everything will be empty and click on the ‘Use the following IP address’ and ‘Use the following
DNS server address’ to fill in the new IP address for the media sharing, click OK.
Diagram 23: Click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)

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Diagram 24: Change the IP address and DNS server

Step 4: Click ‘Change advanced sharing setting’. For private networks, turn on ‘Network
discovery’ and ‘File and printer sharing’ and tick ‘Set up network connected devices
automatically’. For public networks, turn on ‘Network discovery’ and ‘File and printer sharing’.
For all networks, turn on ‘Public folder sharing’, File sharing connections use ‘128-bit
encryption’ and turn off ‘Password protected sharing’. Click ‘Save changes’.
Diagram 25: Change Private Network settings

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Diagram 26: Change Public Network settings
Diagram 27: Change All Network settings

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3.2.2 PC-2
Step 1: We also need to rename the computer’s name, for this computer we need to open
‘This PC’, right click on the empty field and select ‘Properties’. After that, click ‘Advanced
system settings’
Diagram 28: Open Properties

Diagram 29: Open Advanced system settings

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Step 2: On this tab, select ‘Computer Name’ and click ‘Change’. Remove the old computer
name and write ‘PC-2’, click ‘OK’ and restart the computer so that it will save the changes
you made just like diagrams below.
Diagram 30: Click computer name
Diagram 31: Click change

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Diagram 32: Rename computer to PC-2
Diagram 33: Restart computer

Step 3: Search on the taskbar and type ‘Control Panel’ and click on it. When the program open, click
on the ‘Network and Internet’, click ‘Network and Sharing Center’ and open ‘Change adapter setting’.
Right click on the shortcut and select ‘Properties’.

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Diagram 34: Click Network and Internet
Diagram 35: Click Network and Sharing Center

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Diagram 36: Click Properties
Step 4: Select ‘Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and click ‘Properties’. Choose ‘Use the
following IP address’ and ‘Use the following DNS server address’. Unlike the previous computer,
there will be slightly different on this computer. Check everything and click ‘OK’.
Diagram 37: Click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)

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Diagram 38: Change IP address and DNS server
Step 5: Go to ‘Advanced sharing settings’ and change the Private, Public and All network just like
PC-1 and click Save Changes . Restart to save the settings, check all of the saved settings on both
of the computer.
Diagram 39: Change Private Network settings

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Diagram 40: Change Public Network settings
Diagram 41: Change All Network settings

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3.2.3 Test the connection
Step 1: Open ‘This PC’ on PC-1 and click ‘Network’, it will pop up PC-1 and PC-2. Click on PC-2
icon because we want to transfer file to PC-2.
Diagram 42: Click Network

Step 2: Click on ‘Users’ and choose ‘Public’. After that, choose a video to insert into ‘Public Videos’
to transfer to PC-2.
Diagram 43: Click file Users

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Diagram 44: Click Public file
Diagram 45: Choose Public Videos

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Diagram 46: Choose a video

Step 3: On PC-2, open ‘Network’ and ‘PC-2’ to see if there is a video from PC-1. Click file ‘Users’,
then ‘Public’, ‘Public Videos’ and here we can see that it has a video from PC-1 received in PC-2.
Diagram 47: Choose PC-2

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Diagram 48: Choose Users file
Diagram 49: Choose Public file

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Diagram 50: Choose Public Videos file
Diagram 51: Video that has been transferred

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4. References
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January 2). [Video]. YouTube. Retrieved May 9, 2024, from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmtMPSu--q0&ab_channel=ColoradoRMN
How to Crimping CAT-6 Cable with RJ45 Pass-Through Connector. (2023, October 25).
[Video]. YouTube. Retrieved May 9, 2024, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I4cW-
q6bJKw&ab_channel=hp-Doctor
How to Connect Two Computers and share files using LAN Cable on WINDOWS 11, 10 &
8.1. (2023, March 16). [Video]. YouTube. Retrieved May 14, 2024, from
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P. T. (n.d.). 15 Ways To Use Your Cat6 Patch Cables. Infinity Cable Products.
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for#:~:text=A%20Cat6%20patch%20cable%2C%20also,switches%2C%20and%20other%
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RJ45 Connectors – What You Need to Know. (2022, February 6). DigiKey. Retrieved May
14, 2024, from https://digikey.my/en/articles/rj45-connectors-what-you-need-to-know
Wallender, L. (2022, April 19). How to Use Wire Strippers. The Spruce.
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What’s the Difference Between T568A & T568B? (n.d.). CableOrganizer®.

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REPORT CRIMPING AND TESTING CABLE NETWORK

NAME ID NUMBER SIGNATURE

Assessment Criteria Mark Allocated Mark Derived

<Crimping Cabling Network - UTP Cat 6>

SEMESTER MARCH – AUGUST 2024

NUR IMAN SYAMILAH BINTI MOHD RAHMAN, 2022624428

2. Construct / Crimping Cable Network .......................................................................................... 10

3. Cable Network Testing ............................................................................................................... 14

3.2.2 PC-2 ............................................................................................................................ 22

3.2.3 Test the connection ...................................................................................................... 29

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46. Diagram 46 Choose a video ……………………………………………………………………30

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1.1 Recommended equipment used with diagrams

Diagram 1: CAT 6 cable

Diagram 2: RJ-45 connectors

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Diagram 3: Crimping tool

Diagram 4: Wire Stripper

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Diagram 5: UTP cable tester

1.2 Standard wiring used with diagrams

Diagram 6: T-568A wiring scheme

2. Construct / Crimping Cable Network

2.1 Obtaining and cable preparation with diagrams

Diagram 7: Cutting the outer layer of the cable

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Diagram 8: Before untwist the CAT 6 cable

Diagram 9: After untwist the CAT 6 cable

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Diagram 10: Cutting excessive wires

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Diagram 12: Crimping process

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Diagram 13: Termination on both end

3.1 Testing cable network using cable tester

Diagram 14: All of the indicator lights lit up

Diagram 15: Rename this PC

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Diagram 16: Rename into PC-1

Diagram 17: Restart computer

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Diagram 18: Open Control Panel

Diagram 19: Open Network and Internet

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Diagram 20: Open Network and Sharing Center

Diagram 21: Open Change Adapter settings

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Diagram 22: Click Ethernet 2 and then Properties

Diagram 23: Click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)

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Diagram 24: Change the IP address and DNS server

Diagram 25: Change Private Network settings

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Diagram 26: Change Public Network settings