GRADE 10 ICT Q3-LAS 5

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Technology and Livelihood

Education

COMPUTER SYSTEMS

SERVING

Quarter 3, LAS 5: SETTING UP
COMPUTER SERVERS (SUCS)

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Technology and Livelihood Education – Computer Systems Servicing; Grade 10,
Quarter 3 – LAS 5: SETTING UP COMPUTER SERVERS (SUCS)

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Development Team of the Module

Writer

:

CARREN D. SALEN

Editor

:

JEFFERSON G. ELPEDES

Reviewer

:

DR.NIXON S. OLFINDO, EPS-EPP/TLE/TVL

Illustrator

:

CARREN D. SALEN

Layout Artist:CARREN D. SALEN

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LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET 5

Name of Student: ___________________________ Section_________________
Learning Area: TLE 10 – Computer System Servicing Date: _________________

I. INTRODUCTORY CONCEPT

When building a network, it is necessary that we know how to check the

connectivity of each devices. This will enable us to identify what are the possible errors
that occur during our network connectivity. As an ICT learner, it is necessary for you
to check and make sure the computer is working within a network.

II. LEARNING SKILLS FROM THE MELCs

LO 1: Set up user access TLE_IACSS9-12SUCS-IIIa-e-37

1.3 Establish network access policies/end user requirements
1.4 Perform security check in accordance with established network access
policies/end user requirements

III. ACTIVITIES

Information Sheet
Checking Network Connectivity

On the Taskbar of a computer that is a member of

the network, you should see the icon for the network
connectivity. The icon may appear empty:

That's good (this is not a guaranty that everything is

alright but probably everything is fine).
If the icon appears with a rotating cursor, the computer is
probably looking for a network:

In this case, you should let it continue searching. The

icon may appear with an orange ball:

Click that icon to show a list of available networks

(from your neighbors) and click the name of your network.

If the icon appears with a red X or any suspicious

sign, it means something is wrong:

If the computer connects using a cable (wired

connection), the first thing you should check is whether the
network cable is connected. If it's not, connect it and check the icon again. If the
cable is connected, the next thing is to check whether the driver for the network card
is installed and up-to-date.

To check it, click Start, right-click Computer, and click Manage. On the left,

click Device Manager. Check how Ethernet Controller and/or Network Controller
appear. If either or both have an exclamation mark in their icon, right-click the item
and click Properties (you can also double-click it). A dialog box would come up. It
may display a message that the drivers are not installed:

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There are various ways you can get the drivers. One way is to get to the web

site of the manufacturer, download the driver, and install it. Then check the icon
again.

Network Discovery

Network discovery makes it

possible for a computer to allow
other computers to "see" it on the
network. If you have a computer
that needs to participate in a
network, you should allow
network discovery on it. To do
that, open Windows Explorer and
click Network (you can click the
Start button and click the Network
option). A message should
appear under the toolbar stating
"Network discovery is turned
off...": Click to Change

Routine Operations of a Network

User Accounts

A peer-to-peer network, also called a workgroup, is a network where each

computer owns its own resources and can make them available. Each computer may
or may not present much security. One way to secure a computer is to make sure that
anybody who wants to use it must be identified. That is, everyone who wants to use
the computer must have a user account on that computer.

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To create a user account

a. Click Start -> Control Panel
b. Under User Accounts and

Family Safety, click Add Or
Remove User Accounts

c. Click Create a New Account
d. Specify a user name
e. You have the option of

making it a regular account
(Standard option) or an
account that can perform
more advanced options
(such as managing other
account and/or controlling
various operations on the
computer).
When you are ready, click Create
Account

f. To assign a password to the

account, click the account to open
its properties

g. Click Create a Password
h. Type a password in the first text

box and press Tab

i. Type the same password and press

Tab twice

j. Type something that can help you

remember the password if you
happen to forget it

k. Click Create Password

Sharing a Folder

Probably

the

most

fundamental way a computer can
make a resource available is to
share one or its resources or files.
Of course, you must first create the
resources.

Of course, to create a folder,

open Windows Explorer or any file
utility of your choice. select the
drive. Right-click it or right-click the
right frame, position the mouse on
New, and click Folder:

Give a name to the folder

and press Enter

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After creating a folder, to share it:

a. Start Windows Explorer and display the drive where the folder is located
b. Right-click the folder -> Share With -> Specific People...

c. Click the arrow of the

combo box:

d. Then:

i. If you want to control
access of the folder
for all user accounts,
click Everyone

ii. If you want to control
access for a specific
account

and

that

account is in the list,
select it

iii. If you want to control access for a certain user but his or her account is not
listed, click Create A New User... and create the new account

e. Under Permission Level click the down-pointing arrow for the account you

selected

f. Select the desired permission
g. Click Share
h. Click Done

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Accessing a Shared Folder

When a folder is shared in a computer, the other computers can access it. To

access such a folder from another computer, you must use an account that exists in
the computer where the folder is shared.

To access a shared folder:

a. Open Windows Explorer
b. In the left frame, click Network.

The right should play the names of the computers of the same network

c. Double-click the icon of the computer where the desired folder is located
d. A Windows Security

dialog box may
come. In the top
text box, type the
name of the
computer that has
the folder, followed
by \, followed by the
user account you
created in that
computer

e. Press Tab
f. Type the password that was

given to that account
About the check box:

oIf you leave

Remember My
Credentials
unchecked, the next
time you try
accessing the folders
of that computer, you
will be asked to
provide the
credentials (user
name and password)
again

oIf you check Remember My Credentials, next time, you can access the

folders of that computer

g. When you are ready, click OK

The computer should then show its shared folder(s)

You can then:

oDouble-click the folder to see its contents
oOpen a file that is in that folder
oCreate a file and save it in that folder
oCopy files and put them in that folder

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oYou may put various types of files in that folder like pictures, music,

videos, presentation, and many more

Activity 1 “WE ARE CONNECTED”
Directions: Identify the Network Connectivity Status base from the illustrations below
and cite the steps to fix the network connectivity.

Illustrations
Network Connectivity

Status

How to Fix the Network

Connectivity

Activity 2 “COMPLETE ME”
Directions: Complete the following steps for each topic below. Write your answers
in the space provided.

Turn On Network Discovery

I. _________________________ (1)

II. click Network. A message should appear under the toolbar stating "Network
discovery is turned off...":

III.

______________ (2)

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Sharing a Folder

I. Create a folder

II. Start Windows Explorer and display the drive where the folder is located

III.

Right-click the folder -> Share With -> Specific People...

IV.

_____________________________________ (3)

V. Then:

i. If you want to control access of the folder for all user accounts, click
Everyone

ii. If you want to control access for a specific account and that account is in
the list, select it

iii. If you want to control access for a certain user but his or her account is
not listed, click Create A New User... and create the new account

VI.

Under Permission Level click the down-pointing arrow for the account
you selected

VII.

___________________________________ (4)

VIII.

Click Share

IX.

______________________ (5)

Create a User Account

I. Click Start -> Control Panel

II. Under User Accounts and Family Safety, click Add Or Remove User
Accounts

III.

______________________________ (6)

IV.

______________________________ (7)

V. You have the option of making it a regular account (Standard option) or an
account that can perform more advanced options (such as managing other
account and/or controlling various operations on the computer).
When you are ready, click Create Account

VI.

To assign a password to the account, click the account to open its
properties

VII.

_____________________________________ (8)

VIII.

Type a password in the first text box and press Tab

IX.

_____________________________________ (9)

X. Type something that can help you remember the password if you happen to
forget it

XI.

_____________________________________ (10)

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V. ANSWER KEY

Activity 1

Illustrations
Network Connectivity

Status

How To Fix the Network

Connectivity

Network connected

Looking for a network/

processing.
Let it continue searching.

Available networks

detected.

Click that icon to show a
list of available networks

and click the name of

your network.

Network connection

error.

Check is whether the

network cable is

connected.

Check whether the driver

for the network card is
installed and up-to-date.

Driver for the network
card is not installed or

up-to-date.

Install or update Network

Card Driver

Activity 2

1. Open Windows Explorer
2. Click to Change
3. Click the arrow of the combo box:
4. Select the desired permission
5. Click Done
6. Click Create a New Account
7. Specify a user name
8. Click Create a Password
9. Type the same password and press Tab twice
10.Click Create Password

VI. REFERENCES

“Peer-To-Peer Network Setup”

http://www.functionx.com/networking/Lesson04.htm

“Setting up a Peer to Peer Network”

http://www2.southeastern.edu/Academics/Faculty/nadams/etec650/peertopee

r.html