3.9. Identify and correct common problems associated with IP addressing and host configurations
Troubleshooting IP addressing is obviously an important skill because running into trouble somewhere along the way is pretty much a sure thing, and it's going to happen to you. No—I'm not a pessimist; I'm just keeping it real. Because of this nasty fact, it will be great when you can save the day because you can both figure out (diagnose) the problem and fix it on an IP network whether you're at work or at home!
So, this is where I'm going to show you the "Cisco way" of troubleshooting IP addressing. Let's use Figure 3.14 as an example of your basic IP trouble—poor Sally can't log in to the Windows server. Do you deal with this by calling the Microsoft ...
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