Network Troubleshooting using PING, TRACERT, IPCONFIG, NSLOOKUP COMMANDS

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Video walkthrough for using the Command Prompt to troubleshoot network connectivity using 4 KEY COMMANDS: PING, TRACERT, IPCONFIG, NSLOOKUP
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[@Charles-kg5fl]

Another helpful CMD command for troubleshooting networks is PATHPING it combines aspects of the PING and the TRACERT commands. Output of the command will allow you to see the path and hops but more importantly if your network is degraded you will be able to see exactly where you are dropping packets.

[@reinman1987cancer]

Thanks for the info, have a interview tomm for an it gig, and most videos on command promts have the same basic commands

[@Charles-kg5fl]

@@reinman1987cancer Good luck on your interview.

[@migueltn754]

The fact that this video was uploaded 10 years ago and I'm watching it in 2023 is crazy lol

[@1realdude1]

2024 here

[@ksofficerofficer7858]

@@1realdude1 fr tho 2024 its crazy

[@dary0097]

I'm watching now preparing for a Test 😅

[@sakitech]

Watch more networking videos: goo.gl/WXNhTr

[@himanshuchauhan6495]

+sakitech I had a prob in nsloopup command it showed request timed out as I too tried to look up the ip address of google

[@dimitrijemihailovic1786]

+sakitech Can I fix this problem? When I type in ping 109.92.89.193 (that IP exists) I get: Reply from 109.92.89.193: bytes=32 time=36ms TTL=55 Reply from 109.92.89.193: bytes=32 time=52ms TTL=55 Reply from 109.92.89.193: bytes=32 time=29ms TTL=55 Reply from 109.92.89.193: bytes=32 time=35ms TTL=55 But if I try with more bytes of data (ex. 5000) it says Request timed out. Can I fix it?

[@dougf796]

+Raynor9899 This IP came from someone who is using virtual private network (VPN) to hide his/her real IP address. We need more info.

[@kingsman750]

THANKS FOR BRINGING SIMPLICITY AND CLARITY TO THIS OFTEN MUDDLED UP TOPIC OF TROUBLE SHOOTING IN COMPUTER NETWORKING. YOU MADE IT EASY TO UNDERSTAND AND DIGEST! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!

[@trevor6607]

Even in 2019, still relevant. This was a good quick refresher. Thank you!

[@4mypointofviews]

OK guys I'll

[@4mypointofviews]

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[@margaretwinter2161]

I appreciate your steady, calm, and informative manner when you walk through each tutorial. You have helped me a lot!! Thanks, Maggie

[@mchlcrdns]

Refreshing to see a video that's straight to the point and no unnecessary info. Thanks

[@aaronaustrie]

Great explanation bro! I'm doing an assignment r n for my CSC 255 class that involves me pinging my VM machine from my host machine and I guarantee this video will help me a lot 🗣🗣

[@ramonmontes]

finally you can explain things that makes sense and is not boring. Thank you!

[@trollingontheriver8868]

Omg! You have did the impossible and explain network troubleshooting in a way that I actually understand!!!!

[@ManguPapi]

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[@daveskie18]

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[@dukeman079]

This is exactly what I was looking for , thank you very much!

[@ardentdfender4116]

All I’m going to say, is this video was very well explained and demonstrated.

[@paulfrischknecht3999]

Can you make an equivalent video for powershell? The advantage of powershell is that the information that is displayed in the terminal is not only human-readable, but also computer-readable, meaning it is easy to write scripts that make decisions based on the data that you gathered. This allows us to codify our knowledge once instead of doing the same things multiple times. Programming FTW

[@jomason7173]

PA..liked the beginner troubleshooting networks, I learned more in five minutes than I did at work from my collegues. Please give us more short beginner troubleshooting tasks.

[@ggaurava1]

This guy went step-by-step explaining things in a logical manner rather than rushing into things and throwing technical terms on the face of viewer without bothering, they understand it or not. Thumbs Up if you agree.

[@TeflonSheikh1987]

words cant describe how helpful this video was, far better then any professor teacher i had

[@greypossum1]

Brilliant tutorial! Highly informative, very helpful and so easily explained. A big thanks.

[@AnniahKrishna]

Video was uploaded 11 years back now in 2023 still learning from it thanks a lot really helpful!!

[@mikoajswider856]

great tutorial, clear and precise

[@ferdinandflores2927]

You are able to fully educate me what those commands are for. You explained it effectively... Great help, thanks.

[@paulsworldofmotivation6446]

How the song " I can clearly now the rain is gone" reverberates in my mind.

[@anton8694]

Very informative and still holds up after a decade. Great work!

[@joseftunison1413]

Steve, You may have ESP as I have been trying to get my router up again. this cane at the perfect time! thanks. Dad (Joe).

[@naisaurounds5964]

Finally , I got the idea of troubleshooting and more knowledge gained throught listening and understanding the concept.Awesome indeed.

[@mosantemosante2299]

WOW thanks for your priceless information. Amazing what you know. Thanks again brother.

[@kalkii4451]

I'm networking engineer this video help me to clear out an issue case thank you sir🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@jorgep1093]

This is awesome thanks. today was my first day of Networking class, unfortunately with my instructor I was lost, but you are the MAN! thanks.

[@vipulsalvatore8364]

thank you alot SIR!!...i recommend to all my friends and those who are watching this...listen it properly and make it work :)

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[@johnsonrebeiro761]

i am new networking and i have understood almost everything. Thank You

[@Jiraister]

Epic tutorial man thanks! =D

[@dwaipayanganguly8079]

This video tutorial is very good. Each and every point was explained accurately. Thank you.

[@KnowledgeVideobyGuillerOquindo]

very educational video. very clear explanation and even grades school pupils can understand it very well. thanks for that great tutorial. more power and god bless..

[@eltonjohnson]

THANK YOU for this video. Super helpful as I'm studying for one of CompTIA's dreaded exams.

[@riotmakerzify]

A+ ?

[@eltonjohnson]

@@riotmakerzify Yep. Passed the 1001 with an 822. Studying for the 1002, now.

[@ompurja7286]

thanks for shariing :D i am blessed

[@JAngelaCarter]

Thank you so much! So nice to not have to hear all of the other noise in just concentrate on troubleshooting a network.

[@Bahai111]

It doesn't get any better than this! I love this tutorial!!!! Thank you so very much!!!!

[@AaronsCGI_Australia]

Excellent!

[@trung2784]

Holy cow you should be a professor. So easy to understand! Do more videos please.

[@donwhite2171]

I like you guy you explain everything so one can understand it and don't rush through and all , thank you!

[@BoomWahDis]

And why can't our teachers in the damn schools that we pay for explain stuff just like that so we can understand? Thank you sir.

[@empath06]

if I explore your channel further and understand the different aspects of it then possibly I can save myself $99 each year connecting with HP. Thank you so much for this.

[@bloggervimalesh]

Man it was awesome!!!

[@meertingles4015]

Thank you this was very helpful I’m an IT student but I don’t learn much from uni. Thank you

[@dluuc]

Thanks to your video, I found the answer to my problem. And now I can explain to my provider, where the cause.

[@antondb4897]

Thanks...very informative for a rookie like me. Video and explanation to the T and very professional! So I'm now a subscriber to your channel. Your contribution and many others, in different fields, help to empower users, like me - Thumbs up!!!!

[@sohailanwarjan1000]

I must say the jack of all trades 10 --} 2019

[@vishalthawal3189]

All basic commands thoroughly explained.

[@neffieuse1]

did this guy really post his ip on the internet....

[@jayromeazurin4428]

icca bod lol hes using vmware dude

[@mrright9512]

btw, totally loved this video, you make it all sound so simple, and practical. Thank you ! going to check out the rest of your videos now.

[@noicez5404]

9 years ago but still useful

[@ghostedragon964]

8 years later, this get remanded in my feed

[@rogerashford9635]

i didn't know how to do any of the items that you showed but now i do...great...thank you.

[@vennelaprakash7301]

Thanq so much actually I am appearing for interview tomorrow and I saw this video it's very useful to me

[@tusharverma4507]

4 commands in a very easy way u taught... Thanks a lot😐😐

[@michellenoder2967]

Good information, thanks! Additionally you can use small free progs like EasyNetMonitor, Fiddler and others

[@richardsoncarrette6479]

Great stuff this is better explained than any other my career is back on track thanks to u guys

[@maraeaanaru2955]

You helped me with my assessment more than you could ever know thank you so much for clearing a few things up for me, wow just wow… I’m so thankful for your video

[@vegaespana]

Amazing explained and I actually was able to catch your input dead on. Thanks brother and really is useful

[@jmagism]

Hi Sakitech i'm a fan of your channel, i love your smart phones reviews and now your computer tips and tricks. Can you do more commmand prom tutorials like how to change file extension names to protect it or hid it etc. Thanks and more power to your channel

[@TheDiddler69-U]

Im new to all this. Thanks for making it easy for a noob.

[@srinivasaraoyp3640]

Sir, it is very interesting tutorial for networking. I enjoyed your video lecture. Thank you.

[@mauriciomunozortiz]

From El Salvador , thanks very much for your help on this video ,

[@DarrenBakai]

Easy to follow instructions. A video well done.

[@samoryTure]

hey the best I've seen. Not an IT person but was able to follow this. Great job!

[@MaleahsDiary]

Thank you for teaching us through text also. This video was very helpful

[@terrencevalter3285]

Fantastic very clear. I would like one on troubleshooting wireless connections

[@HouseMixProductions]

VERY well explained! nice job man. Thank you! //a network technician student

[@kendallwhite808]

Great video man, currently working on Network + and this helped me a lot. You sound like you"re from Hawai'i lol Aloha

[@Kolrita]

simple & very well explained thank you so much.

[@vilasithp]

I like your explanation, it's clear and easy to understand. Thanks and thumbs up!

[@Vinukonda.srilakshmi8372]

I got full confidence that how to use above commands thanks...

[@johnluemba1888]

I understand many things about this video ,thank you sir

[@quadflopper1012]

awww 2012, the good old days of Verizon, when you called tech support and actually got a knowledgeable and expedient solution to your internet woes, I remember those days well. Seeing the proficient tracert results shown in this video made me wonder, if he were making this same video today would he still sound so calm and composed now that Frontier is ISP, I'd be willing to bet that he wouldn't!!!!

[@technicalsupport6573]

Thanks bro my nslookup and tracert concepts are much clearer now. I immidiately subscribed plz keep uploading more videos. Thanks a ton

[@bhushanpatil9076]

this video is extremely easy to understand difficult things!!! I am pretty impressed!!!!!!! Thanks a lot to sakitech from a bottom of my heart, keep uploading new videos........ I'll wait :)

[@dbahamed]

Thank u very much master ,today i understand the actual use of this commands really very informative n educative video

[@markdelacruz375]

Thanks Sachitech. Well done

[@claudettenahjela2569]

You just got a new subscriber, well explained.

[@sakitech]

It means your computer is unable to reach google.com (you have to type the full URL, not just google)

[@se_ren_i_ty]

i learned a lot on this . well explained in a shorter way.

[@KingsleySundayOA]

I am thankful for your video tutorial on Network Troubleshooting using PING, IPCONFIG, TRACERT, NSLOOKUP. I followed down the tutorial and all was achieved exactly the way it was shown. However, I have a question to ask from you: I have a network in my place of work which I manage; After formatting a system and connected it back to the system it refused to connect to the server but can browse very well. I have tried the workgroup and also the Network ID but still have some issues. Can u help?

[@USSBARBEL]

Thanks, Pal! Simple, introductory, concise and well formatted. Much appreciated!

[@theabyssaldemon]

Subbed. Easy to follow, great explanation, fantastic work

[@jime9243]

Well Said and simply said. Thanks for your video. A question: I have an older IP camera (Panasonic WV-NP472). I plug it into my network, power it up and can see the camera communicating (blinking green light). Is there a video that will show me how to find my camera IP address?

[@Shreysanthu]

What is TTL? I need more training videos ..I can clearly understand....liked and subscribed

[@Marwa-ze9cp]

You are very useful Thank you man شكراً جزيلاً

[@gstrom]

You have a great easy to follow delivery, thanks for the info.

[@sridharreddy8353]

Its nice explanation on basic network IP addresses

[@jameskoh2663]

Great video - very comprehensive and easy to follow. I have a problem perhaps you can help. I am using a DLink modem router. I am trying to set up static routing and I need to fill in the Router's IP. Unfortunately, the preset LAN-1 Interface has the same address. Can this be right? Or can I change one or the other? Thanks

[@78damara]

I TRULY LIKE YOUR VIDEO, YOU ARE THE MASTER...

[@AliKhan-cw4gh]

very informative, can help in troubleshooting and network technician exams, its detailed

[@anacristinavado5318]

Awesome video! Simple and well explained.

[@pertuniarameetse8805]

A very good teacher your are!

[@viking3035]

Thanks a lot for the brilliant explanation of the commands, really enjoyed the video. If I'd come across the film much earlier I'd probably do now quite other job than I do, thank you guys and keep it up!

[@junrick7601]

informative and crystal clear information, thanks a lot

[@anushabokam7973]

THANK YOU SO MUCH for the video .This is very Intresting and understandable :)

[@dhliu9687]

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