Network troubleshooting involves following a systematic process to identify and resolve problems in order to restore normal network operations. The basic steps include identifying symptoms, determining scope, checking for changes, identifying probable causes, implementing solutions, and testing and documenting the solutions. Common troubleshooting methods include using the Ping, Trace Route, Ipconfig, NSLookup, Netstat, PuTTY, and Path Ping utilities to check connectivity and configuration issues. Narrowing down the potential location of problems through isolation is a key part of the troubleshooting process.
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Network Troubleshooting
Network troubleshooting involves following a systematic process to identify and resolve problems in order to restore normal network operations. The basic steps include identifying symptoms, determining scope, checking for changes, identifying probable causes, implementing solutions, and testing and documenting the solutions. Common troubleshooting methods include using the Ping, Trace Route, Ipconfig, NSLookup, Netstat, PuTTY, and Path Ping utilities to check connectivity and configuration issues. Narrowing down the potential location of problems through isolation is a key part of the troubleshooting process.
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Basic Computer & Network
Troubleshooting
Kush rajput. What is network troubleshooting?
It is a systematic process that aims to resolve
problems and restore normal network operations within the network.
TLA 2003/Troubleshooting/Richard Wayne 2
Basic way of network troubleshooting. 1. Identify and document the symptoms. 2. Identify the scope of the problem. 3. Determine if anything has changed on the network. Has there been a hardware or software change? 4. Determine the most probable cause of the problem. (No, it’s not always the end-user.) 5. Implement a solution. 6. Test the solution. 7. Document the solution 3 Methods of network troubleshooting. Ping utility Trace route/Tracert command Ipconfig utility DNS trouble shooting