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How to Access DMPS Over Ethernet: Step-by-Step 1. Connect your laptop or PC to the same network switch as the DMPS using an Ethernet cable. 2. Find the DMPS IP address—usually shown on its display, or use your network admin tools. 3. Enter the DMPS IP in your web browser to log in and manage settings. Quick tip: Make sure your device is on the same subnet for easy access. DMPS web UI works best in Chrome or Edge. Need advanced help? Message me!

💡 What I Learned This Week Last week I shared how I started with ipconfig to check my network connection. This week I went a little deeper with some new commands: Ping – basically asking another device “are you there?” and waiting for a reply. Tracert – shows the route my connection takes, step by step, across the internet. NSLookup – lets me see the IP address behind a website name. 169.254.x.x addresses – learned this means my computer couldn’t grab a proper IP and just gave itself one (not a good sign). These might be basic tools, but they’re teaching me how to figure out where a problem is happening — on my device, my network, or somewhere further out. It’s starting to click piece by piece, and I’m enjoying seeing how everything connects together. What was the first network command that made things make sense for you?

💡 IT Tip: Before you restart your PC when something breaks, try logging out and logging back in. It often refreshes connections and saves time. #TechTips #HelpDeskSupport #ITSimplified

Computer running slow out of nowhere? Use this shortcut to quickly open your Task Manager and find the source of your issue! #KeyboardShortcuts #TaskManager #ProductivityTip #ComputerHelp #TechTips #MicrosoftWindows #EfficiencyTools

Computer running slow out of nowhere? Use this shortcut to quickly open your Task Manager and find the source of your issue! #KeyboardShortcuts #TaskManager #ProductivityTip #ComputerHelp #TechTips #MicrosoftWindows #EfficiencyTools

🚀 4 Network Tools Every IT Pro Should Carry on a USB Stick When network problems hit, speed matters. Having a few portable, no-install tools on a USB stick can save time and make you look like a superhero in front of clients or colleagues. Here are the top picks: 🔹 Wireshark Portable – Capture & analyze traffic instantly 🔹 Nmap – Scan ports & map networks without setup 🔹 DNS Jumper – Diagnose & switch DNS settings in seconds 🔹 NetResView – See shared resources on any network 💡 Why it matters: Sometimes the fastest solution isn’t a remote tool — it’s the one you have right in your pocket. These lightweight apps give you flexibility when troubleshooting away from your main workstation. 👉 What’s in your “USB toolbox”? Share your must-have tools — let’s build the ultimate portable kit together. #Networking #SysAdmin #ITTools #TechTips #Troubleshooting

Have you ever experienced frustrating network dropouts? This video demonstrates a practical approach using Ping Plotter to visualize and diagnose connection issues. By analyzing dropout patterns, one can identify potential problem areas in a network. The video further illustrates how direct connection tests can help isolate whether the issue stems from specific network devices or the main internet line. This method offers a systematic way to troubleshoot and improve network stability. Watch full video here: https://lnkd.in/gM9xCace #networktroubleshooting #pingplotter #networkstability #internetconnection #techsupport

I found a nice wan 2.2 model called aio that allows you to create videos in 4 steps (vs the default 20) and it worked with teacache (i read wan 2.2 is compatible with wan 2.1 14b loras so I figured it must be compatible w teacache) I made a custom workflow that does first and last frame, I'm not entirely certain the last frame is having the effect I intended, but it certainly seems to maintain coherance I used qwen image to create the base first and last frame, then wanfirstlast to use them both in a workflow (using claude to help construct the workflow) 30 minutes to generate a 5 seconds clip at roughly 360p (but can go up to 720p) at 16fps here is the workflow: https://lnkd.in/gRsab-z2

#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 ✅

💻 Quick IT Support Tip! Mastering CMD commands can save you time and make troubleshooting much easier. From checking system info to managing users and fixing network issues, these commands are essential for every IT professional. Which command do you use the most? 👇 hashtag #ITSUPPORT hashtag #CMD hashtag #TechTips hashtag #WindowsSupport