How to Configure LAN without DHCP server

[Caiden]

Hey friends, i need some urgent help form you all guys. Actually i want to configure a LAN without DHCP server. While searching process for the same i found this How to configure a DHCP server on a router . But there is nothing what i need. Could you guys please help me out for the same ? I really appreciate all your helps.

[Big Fish]

To create a network without a DHCP server, just configure the connection manually by going to Control Panel \ Network Connections and select the connection corresponding to the Ethernet jack (Local Area Connection in general), then go to properties. Now choose Internet Protocol and click properties. Then enter an IP address of the following form: with x 192.168.92.x unique for each machine on the network. Put 255.255.255.0 for the gateway and leave the remaining options automatically if possible.

Once finished reboot the system and use this command to verify the same. > ipconfig / all

[Shen]

To configure advanced DNS properties, go through this:-

• Click on Advanced, then click the DNS tab.
• Configure an additional IP address of DNS server:
  
  • Under DNS server addresses, in order of use, click Add.
  • In DNS Server TCP / IP, type the IP address of DNS server, then click Add.
• Changing the behavior of the resolution for unqualified DNS names:
  
  • To resolve an unqualified name by adding the suffix of the primary DNS server and DNS suffix of each connection (if configured), click Add DNS Suffix main and specific connections. If you also want to search the parent suffixes of primary DNS suffix to the second level domain, click to select the checkbox Append parent suffixes of primary DNS suffix.
  • To resolve an unqualified name by appending the suffixes from a list of configured suffixes, click Append these DNS suffixes (in order), then click Add to add suffixes to the list.
  • To configure a DNS suffix to a specific connection, type the DNS suffix in DNS suffix for this connection.
• Changing the behavior of the dynamic update of DNS:
  
  • To use an update dynamic DNS to register the IP addresses of this connection and the primary domain name of the computer, click to select the check box Save this connection's addresses in DNS. By default, this option is enabled. The primary domain name of the computer is the primary DNS suffix appended to the name of the computer and can be viewed as full name of the computer in the Name tab of the computer available in the Control Panel under Properties system.
  • To use an update dynamic DNS to register the IP addresses and domain name of this specific connection, click to select the check box Use the DNS suffix for this connection's DNS record. By default, this option is disabled. The specific domain name for this connection is the DNS suffix for this connection added to the computer name.

[Steve123]

To do the Server Configuration choose to share the keyboard and mouse in the main window then click on Configure. First thing to do, give a name to the display server (zone 1), as it will necessarily intervene to create relations between screens (Zone 2). Relationships used to define the order screens when the mouse leaves the surface of one of them. For example, the first relationship above indicates that the server is red right of blue customer and the customer is right-blue server red.

These two rules are necessary because in the first case, one speaks of transion when mouse go out to the right customer, and the second set the output of the cursor to the left of the server. Moreover, as can use as many customers we want, we may well consider rules finer. Now we must define the name of the screen that serves as a server, because for the moment is a screen like the others. To do this, return to the main window and click on Advanced ... as for the customer.

[Flux]

To completely disable the update dynamic DNS names for all of the computer, click to clear the checkboxes Save this connection's addresses in DNS and use the DNS suffix for this connection to the DNS record for all connections in Network Connections. You must be logged on as administrator or member of the Administrators group to complete this procedure. If your computer is connected to a network, the parameters of network strategy may also prevent you from completing this procedure.