Chapter 1. Tools and Methodologies of Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Methodology
The responsibilities of a network administrator boil down to these essential goals: maximize performance and availability while minimizing cost and time to repair.
This chapter focuses on minimizing time to repair. The time needed to restore functionality is predicated on two things: preparation and technique. This chapter concentrates on both the techniques that you can apply to minimize downtime and the elements of preparation, such as documentation and scheduled preventative maintenance.
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The TSHOOT test doesn’t assume a specific troubleshooting process. You might find that various troubleshooting techniques are useful in different situations. The test ...
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