topic troubleshooting Network issues in Communications and Wireless

troubleshooting Network issues

bond007 — Fri, 17 Mar 2006 13:42:18 GMT

Hi All,

Please suggest the best approach to troubleshoot Network issues like, slow speed, intermittent disconnection etc,

Thanks and Regards,

Bond

Re: troubleshooting Network issues

Ernest Ford — Sat, 18 Mar 2006 11:04:01 GMT

VIRT

Verify that a problem exists
Identify the problem
Repair the problem
Test - to ensure the problem is solved

Yes, I know you're looking for specifics to help you identify the problem, but you have given us very little to work with.

Slow speed & intermittent disconnection - most likely result from a congested network, and that can have many causes.

Tell us a little more - describe your network, and we may be able to help you identify the problem.

Re: troubleshooting Network issues

Manuel Wolfshant — Sat, 18 Mar 2006 18:35:36 GMT

"Slow speed & intermittent disconnection" might also be caused by a defective cable. I once had a UTP cable running under a door (yes, I know, not really the standard way of cabling). Because of the friction with the door, the cable was damaged,but not completely interrupt. Hence the connection WAS functional, but the average speed was below 200 kbps and also accompanied by random disconnections. Go figure ...

Re: troubleshooting Network issues

Sivakumar TS — Sun, 19 Mar 2006 08:27:52 GMT

Hi Bond,

1 check the cable for proper connector termination ( crimping )

2 check th port setting

3 check the switch side config/errors

Regards,

Siva.

Re: troubleshooting Network issues

letisha — Mon, 24 Apr 2006 12:34:42 GMT

here is my question. i am using a laptop from a friend of mines and i took it home with me. i am trying to get online with it. it has wireless internet. i need to know why is it not letting me go online. i check to see the status on it and it tells me i have no connection. i really wanna buy this computer from this person but the thing is i dont know if i should b/c it doesnt work in my house. please help me. should i try to connect it to my cable modem.

Re: troubleshooting Network issues

Ernest Ford — Sun, 07 May 2006 16:23:16 GMT

Letisha,

Your problem is not related to the original post, it would be better if you opened your own thread.

Also you don't mention anywhere that you have a wireless router or access point.

The laptop may have a wireless network adapter, but it needs a wireless network to connect to.