#Copied 🔧 Network Troubleshooting Made Simple When facing connectivity issues, a structured approach saves time and avoids confusion. Here’s a quick step-by-step method I follow: 1️⃣ Identify the scope of the problem 2️⃣ Check physical connectivity (cables, ports, devices) 3️⃣ Diagnose with commands (ping, ipconfig/ifconfig, tracert) 4️⃣ Rule out DHCP & DNS issues 5️⃣ Test & Resolve A clear process = faster solutions ✅
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