How to connect several stand alone machines for office use into a peer to peer LAN

IP addresses should be on the same network segment, for example.

The workgroup should be the same, right-click on my computer--- properties--- change --- enter the name of the workgroup, if you want to access the Internet, the gateway is very important, usually the gateway address is the IP address of the router. And the IP of the router is usually.

The DNS server is the DNS of all your provinces, and you can usually find the DNS address of your region on it.

A router or switch is required!

1.Connect the network cable of the computer you want to connect to your router or switch.

2.Connect the line that connects the network to a router or switch.

3.Set up your IP address and DNS for your region!

4.Open Online Neighbor and find Set up a home or small office network on the left.

Next, look at it yourself!

Buy a router, several computers are connected to the route, and then enter the route settings, IP address, gateway or something, and then the following machines divide them into the same working group of a network segment, and set up the IP, gateway, and DNS.

I think the friend upstairs is very detailed, almost like that, if I repeat it again.

Oh, we generally have to share data before setting up a LAN, and we usually get IP automatically, so we don't need to think about configuring gateways and DNS.

The stand-alone one is very simple, use the switch (cheaper than the router), all the machine subnet cables are connected to the switch, and then change the workgroup, right-click on my computer--- properties--- computer name--change--- and then change to the same workgroup---OK-OK---OK--- Yes.

It should be OK, no, change the IP address, right-click on the Internet neighbor --- Attributes--- right-click on the local connection --- Attributes -- left-click Internet Protocol -- click on the lower attributes--- use any number between the IP addresses below (all machines are the same, the last number cannot be duplicated) -- subnet mask (you click the mouse to automatically come out, the default NMS OK--- off。 Get.

1. Connect two computers with network cables and enter the network and Internet settings. 2. Click on the "Change Adapter" option, and click on "Network" to enter the properties. 3. Change the IP of the first computer to a fixed address, and click "OK".

4. Change the IP address of the second computer and the adjacent address of the first computer, and click "OK". 5. Enter cmd, and then enter "ping" to check whether the LAN is completed.