Chapter 19. Network Troubleshooting
In this chapter
Educating your users to work on the network
Using event logs to determine server problems
Setting performance baselines for network servers
Monitoring network traffic
Checking network connections
Most of the information supplied by this book thus far has revolved around either a theoretical look at how things work on a network, such as protocols and data communication media, or the nuts and bolts of setting up and configuring network servers and clients. An important aspect of network administration that we have yet to discuss is network troubleshooting.
No matter how well-planned and how well-implemented a network is, a day will still come when there is a problem—a user won’t be able to access the ...
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