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First thing to check if you notice network problems:
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Check whether other computers in the same network have the same problem. The whole network might have gone down.
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If the network is up.. but your machine can't access it. What should you try next.
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Reboot machine to reset network connections.
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4 things to try if rebooting your PC fails to re-establish a connection to the network.
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A) Basic Input/Output (BIOS)
B) Network Cables C) Device conflicts D) NIC drivers |
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Name the utility to find out your PC's IP information in Windows 98:
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winipcfg
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Name the utility to find out your PC's IP information under NT, Win2000 and XP?
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ipconfig
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Your PC uses dynamic IP addressing and it cannot reach the DHCP server to assign itself an address: What will ipconfig show?
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The network autoconfiguration address: 169.x.x.x
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Define DHCP
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Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
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How do you release and renew the IP autoconfiguration in win98?
How about nt/win2000/xp? |
win98: start->run->"winipcfg"
Click "release", "renew", "release all", "renew all" buttons. NT/Win2000/XP: At Command prompt: "ipconfig /release" "ipconfig /renew" |
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3 things you should consider when you install and configure a SCSI device.
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A) component quality
B) cable length C) The order in which you install devices. |
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You want your SCSI drive to boot first: What do you do to get this to happen?
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Either romove the IDE drives or change the boot order in the CMOS utility.
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If you have no IDE drives installed, how do you get BIOS to boot your SCSI drive?
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Set CMOS utility to "No drives installed". Most BIOS versions will only try other devices if no drives are specified in CMOS.
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You have checked CMOS and made sure settings are correct but your SCSI drive still won't boot. What else should you try?
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A) Check that the SCSI drive is partitioned.
B) Check that it has a Primary partition. C) Boot partition is Active. |
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Your SCSI drive is partitioned correctly with its primary partition set to Active but it still won't boot up. What else to try?
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Back it up, perform a low level format with the format utility provided by the host adapter.
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What does a remote digital loopback test accomplish on a modem?
What can you assume if is successful? |
Checks to see if the local modem is sending and receiving data and the connection line between modems.
If this test is successful it means there is a problem with transmission errors at the remote host you are trying to reach. |
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What does a local digital loopback test accomplish on a modem?
What can you assume if it is successful? |
Runs a Self Test on the modem itself and the digital loopback test checks the cable running between the modem and the computer.
If this test is successful there is a problem with the configuration on the computer. |
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What does a local analog loopback test accomplish on a modem?
What can you assume if it is fails? |
Tests both the analog and digital circuits of the local modem.
There is a problem with the local modem. |
