What is a Patch Panel? How it Organizes and Connects Network Cables

One of the first steps in troubleshooting Wi-Fi is to figure out is it Wired or Wireless... or perhaps both? Here are a couple of things to look into, think about, and realize which are wired, and which are wireless?

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I’ve put together a step-by-step SD-WAN troubleshooting steps that covers device health, control plane, OMP, data plane, and policy checks — with detailed Cisco Viptela (vEdge/vSmart/vBond) commands, plus quick notes for Fortinet and Palo Alto Prisma SD-WAN.

Hardware Tip Never underestimate proper grounding Proper earthing of network equipment isn’t optional ,it’s essential for safety and longevity, especially in lightning-prone areas. How do you protect your hardware from surges?

CRC occurs because bits get corrupted during transmission. The solution is to check and fix physical medium issues first, then check configuration mismatches, and finally check hardware health.

Tagged/Untagged vs Trunk/Access. Which one is easier to configure and what is the main differences ? Basically, tagged port = trunk port and untagged port = access port. Tagged or Trunk means the port can carry multiple VLAN ID. For Untagged or Access means the port cannot carry multiple VLAN and only can have one VLAN ID. So, can you guys share the differences between each other ?

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Tip: Use a surge protector. Protect your computers and devices from power spikes by plugging them into a surge protector instead of directly into the wall. ✅ Bonus: For critical equipment, consider an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to stay protected during outages. #DeviceProtection #WeeklyTechTip #TheComputerCenter

Tip: Use a surge protector. Protect your computers and devices from power spikes by plugging them into a surge protector instead of directly into the wall. ✅ Bonus: For critical equipment, consider an uninterruptible power supply (UPS) to stay protected during outages. #DeviceProtection #WeeklyTechTip #TheComputerCenter