Every day of the year, I get a bunch of e-mails from people trying to solve network problems. And while I love to help, I'd like even more to show folks how to solve any problem on their own. So it occurred to me that I've slowly learned that there are a bit over two dozen "rules of network troubleshooting." I then put together a 90 minute talk on it, and I've had the chance to do that talk for audiences of up to a thousand people to good reception but as always, I can't get everywhere, so what follows is some of that talk. My intention here isn't to reveal any hidden Registry entries or point you to some heretofore-secret $40,000 network diagnostic device. No, I just want to offer what's worked for me in solving network troubles. I'm sure some of this will be simply a reminder of what you've already learned, but I find, at least in my case, that it's all too easy to forget a rule and have to re-learn it, painfully!
How To Troubleshoot Any Networking Problem : Guide
This is a detailed guide only problem is its part of a huge article so you have to go through it very carefully. :cool2: also it has lots of references and tools.
How To Troubleshoot Any Networking Problem : Guide
This is a detailed guide only problem is its part of a huge article so you have to go through it very carefully. :cool2: also it has lots of references and tools.