Chapter 14. Troubleshooting network issues
This chapter covers
- Using TCP/IP networking to manage network problems
- Troubleshooting networks and network interfaces
- Managing DHCP connectivity
- Configuring DNS for address translation
- Troubleshooting inbound network connectivity
When I was a lad, getting new software for a PC meant either writing it yourself or driving to a store and purchasing a box containing a program stored on one or more 5.25” floppy drives. As often as not, remote collaboration required a dot matrix printer and the post office. Streaming videos? Don’t make me laugh. I can’t remember if my first PC even had a modem. If it did, I certainly never used it.
These days, network connectivity is as integral to computing as keyboards ...
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