faq:network_troubleshooting
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faq:network_troubleshooting [2020/03/30 11:29 (4 years ago)] – kevin | faq:network_troubleshooting [2020/04/01 12:16 (4 years ago)] – [Things to consider when things go wrong] tanya | ||
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* Incorrectly crimped cables (Even store-bought cables can fail and mice will eat working ones and they will still operate some of the time) | * Incorrectly crimped cables (Even store-bought cables can fail and mice will eat working ones and they will still operate some of the time) | ||
* Poorly routed cables (Don’t run parallel with power wires as magnetic fields will cause corruption) | * Poorly routed cables (Don’t run parallel with power wires as magnetic fields will cause corruption) | ||
+ | * A switching loop or bridge loop in the network. (e.g. multiple connections between two network switches or two ports on the same switch connected to each other). | ||
* Network cards that randomly fail but work most of the time (Poorly crafted operating system drivers can cause this type of issue as well) | * Network cards that randomly fail but work most of the time (Poorly crafted operating system drivers can cause this type of issue as well) | ||
* Other environmental considerations (Newly installed welders, air conditioners, | * Other environmental considerations (Newly installed welders, air conditioners, | ||
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* Are you using Voice over IP phones on the same network as your data? The best networking practice would be to configure a separate VLAN for phone traffic to allow the data network to communicate without competing with packet priority over voice data. | * Are you using Voice over IP phones on the same network as your data? The best networking practice would be to configure a separate VLAN for phone traffic to allow the data network to communicate without competing with packet priority over voice data. | ||
* Is there any third-party software installed such as State or Provincial level tools that could impact VPN or network access? | * Is there any third-party software installed such as State or Provincial level tools that could impact VPN or network access? | ||
- | * Have you swapped internet providers and left old DNS information hardcoded on workstations? | + | * Have you swapped internet providers and left old DNS information hardcoded on workstations? |
faq/network_troubleshooting.txt · Last modified: 2021/08/03 17:10 (3 years ago) by kevin