Troubleshooting Challenge - Document - Network Troubleshoot- Lab 12.6.1 - CCNA - KevTechify | vid 89

[@KevTechify]

I hope you like the video. Take a look at my other series on the CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate). Tell your friends.

[@mscervantesr466]

Thank you so much for posting this awesome video.

[@KevTechify]

Hi. Thank you so much for the compliment. I am so glad my videos are helping you. I have several other playlists with many videos. Take a look at them. Please, tell your friends. As you watch the videos, please remember to like each one. If you can, leave a comment, even if it’s your favorite emoji. That will help me a lot. Good luck, Kevin

[@franciscogongora7719]

looking forward to ccna... great explanation, too much negative distractions: background music, perpetual moving logo on the screen and your image.

[@anwar6971]

How can I get the packet tracer activity

[@KevTechify]

Hi Anwar. These Packet Tracer files I am demonstrating come from the Cisco Networking Academy. You you need to get them from either your instructor or inside the online Cisco Networking Academy. I am working on a new series that I create the Packet Tracer files. That way anyone can get those files. If you have more questions please let me know. Kevin

[@reagan1258]

I am doing this task and the ping gives 100% loss from PC1>PC3, how would you go about troubleshooting this?

[@KevTechify]

Hi Reagan. When you first start this exercise, all PC should ping each other and the server, like the instructions for Part 1: Test Connectivity says. My suggestion is try and download the file again. Open the file and give it a couple of minutes. Everything should ping then. If you need to troubleshoot, using ping start with the closest and work your way out. First ping yourself, then your default gateway, then work through the network until you find the problem. Once you find the problem, then you start to work on correcting the problem. Let me know if this helps. Kevin