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Chapter 11
Network Maintenance
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Objectives (1 of 2)
Explain the importance of a Disaster
Recovery Plan
Describe a backup rotation scheme
Demonstrate how to boot a computer into
safe mode
Explain the role of services
Explain the role of service packs
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Objectives (2 of 2)
Explain the difference between a static and
a dynamic IP address
Explain what the DHCP service does
Demonstrate how to use TCP/IP
troubleshooting tools
PING and TRACERT
Explain what the DNS service does
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Introduction
Maintaining the network is the primary
role of a Network Administrator
Troubleshooting and monitoring
resources is key
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Important Terms to Understand
APIPA
NETSTAT
DoS attack
PING
DHCP
TCP/IP
IANA
TRACERT
IPCONFIG
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Tricks of the Trade - Server Backups
Disaster Recover Plan
Outlines a procedure in
the event of a network
failure
Weekly Backups
Daily incremental
backups
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Tricks of the Trade - Services
Manual
Automatic
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Tricks of the Trade - Service Packs
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Tricks of the Trade - Miscellaneous
Monitor processes
Use the task Manager
Install Anti-Virus
Update Anti-Virus
Install Utilities
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Configuring and Testing IP Addresses
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Computers must be
configured to access the
Internet
A unique IP address must be
assigned to every device on
the Internet
A Network Administrator
must configure computers to
use the IP addresses
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Static IP Addresses
Assigning IP addresses
statically is the hard way
Network Administrators
must key in:
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The IP Address
The Subnet Mask
The default Gateway
The DNS
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Dynamic IP Addresses
Letting the operating system
automatically configure IP
addresses is much easier
The dynamic host
configuration protocol
(DHCP) service allows you to
enter a range of IP
addresses to obtain
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Troubleshoot IP Problems - IPCONFIG
IPCONFIG:
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Type at command prompt
or at Run to determine
your IP address
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Troubleshoot IP Problems - APIPA
APIPA:
Automatic private IP
addressing
Enables clients to
communicate on a LAN
without Internet access
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Troubleshoot IP Problems - Ping
Ping
If you cannot access the Internet, try a Ping
When you Ping, you send something like an echo to the address
The echo travels there and back
If you do not get a reply, something is wrong with the NIC card or
TCP/IUP stack
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DNS Problems - TRACERT
TRACERT
Trace Route Utility
Bounces and echo to
the destination
Shows every router
along the way
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DNS Problems - Hostname
HOSTNAME
Gives you information about
yourself
Tells you the host name of the
computer you are running
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DNS Problems - NETSTAT
NETSTAT
Lets you know what
communication ports on
your computer are in use
and who is using them
Communication ports
range from 0 – to 1024
Ports 135 and 139 are
used by Windows
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Summary
Maintaining a network takes a lot of work and time.
Maintenance includes:
Backup schedules
Repairs
Services
Downloading
Installing
Troubleshooting
Try to troubleshoot connections problems via:
PING and TRACERT
Check current IP address via:
IPCONFIG
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Questions?
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