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Chapter 5e.  Upon completion of this chapter, you should be able to:  Find IP configuration settings on Windows & Linux  Troubleshoot IP configuration.

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1 Chapter 5e

2  Upon completion of this chapter, you should be able to:  Find IP configuration settings on Windows & Linux  Troubleshoot IP configuration problems  Use the ipconfig command prompt command  Tell if a host is using APIPA  Identify the difference between netstat and nbtstat  Use the tracert command to find problesm in routing

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7  Host A is connected to the LAN, but it can’t get access to the Internet. What’s the problem?

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10  Common situations:  Install a server OS on virtual machine for testing & you accidently activate DHCP  Mobile hotspot enabled on phone & DHCP server is enabled on it  Some hosts may get an IP from the rouge DHCP server & not be able to communicate

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13  Ipconfig  IP address, SM DG  Ipconfig /all  Lots more

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15  Ipconfig /release  Let’s go of a DHCP assigned address  Ipconfig /renew  Gets a new IP address from DHCP

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18  Works pretty much like ipconfig but on Linux  As a standard user, you can view IP info  As a super user, you can modify the IP info  Review TestOut 5.8.3

19  TestOut Lab 5.8.5- Explore IP Configuration  TestOut Lab 5.8.6- Troubleshoot IP Configuration Problems 1  TestOut Lab 5.8.7- Troubleshoot IP Configuration Problems 2  TestOut Lab 5.8.8- Troubleshoot IP Configuration Problems 3  TestOut Lab 5.8.9- Troubleshoot IP Configuration Problems 4  TestOut 5.8.10- Practice Questions (5)

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21  Tests connectivity  Can’t get to a website? Try and ping it. Success= site is up/DNS problem Fail= other problem/site down  Echo request/echo reply  Try ping destination first, then close to far

22  Shows the path the packet takes  Can identify exactly where problem is  Windows- tracert www.cisco.com  Linux- traceroute www.cisco.com  Measures hops (going through a router)  Any * timed out * may mean the router ignores the ICMP traceroute traffic Example Next Slide

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24  Views ARP table (IP-MAC)

25  Displays detailed info about how your computer is communicating with other computers or network devices  Info/statistics about the network interfaces, active connections, ports, etc.  Netstat, netstat –a

26  5.9.1- Network Communication Troubleshooting  5.9.2- Using Ping & Tracert  5.9.4/5.9.5- Using arp, netstat  5.9.6- LAB  5.9.7- Practice Questions

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28  5.10.1- Name Resolution Troubleshooting  5.10.2- Fact Sheet (Review)  5.10.3- Using nslookup  5.10.4- LAB  5.10.5- Practice Questions

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