Network Troubleshooting Tools

Today I will talk about eight common network troubleshooting tools: butt sets, multimeter, Toner & Probe, cable tester, TDR, cable certifier, OTDR, and OPM.

Playlists:
Topology & cabling, & physical cabling structure:
Ethernet Basics:
IPv4 Basics:
OSI Model and related:

[thevrilpill]

Thank you for doing this one. Surprisingly there are alot of questions on network+ regarding ethernet and Fiber troubleshooting toos

[allegro_packets]

We would be pleased if you would consider the Allegro Network Multimeter for your next troubleshooting review. :)

[Mr.Coffee]

Love your videos, im taking a break from school this semester but still studying and watching your videos they help out alot

[linj]

Hi Sunny, I just drop in to say I really like your videos, short and concise.

[bravosatya]

Your videos have been very helpful to learn. Please make videos on common industrial protocols CIP, Ethernet/IP, MODBUS TCP to understand them with OSI models

[sabirlangay]

You have a such a huge knowledge of technology

[cck]

Excellent video....Can anyone tell please how multimeter can detect noise (dBs)? Thanks

[mkr]

i love your explanation
sir please make tutorials on AWS

[learningpoint]

You're great Sir
You're doing great work.
Keep it up.. ♥️♥️

[MrVipinkc]

Sir it's superb, can u upload video for Kubernetes and Docker

[linj]

Hi Sunny, can you make a video on the storage network? concepts around NAS, SAN, AFP, SMB NFS, iSCSI, thank you

[criptovida]

Hi Sunny do you mind to explain the BIOs and UEFI in detail ? Thanks

[marcd]

Good afternoon Sunny, hope you are well. I am a new subscriber (just watched your video on subnetting and the Super Sunny Table!).

I just looked through the other videos you have on your channel, and I was wondering if you can give me your opinion on a possible path to take as a troubleshooter.

I have been a bench technician, working on communication / navigation equipment, repairing to component level (using oscilloscopes, signal generators, etc.), and I also worked as a line maintenance Avionics Technician for a major airline, keeping the aircraft on schedule throughout the day.

I am now looking at an IT path, and have been researching Linux, Cloud Computing and Cyber Security certifications. However, after seeing the videos you have for troubleshooting, and all about wiring / cabling, I am wondering about a path in this direction.

Is there a career path in this area? Working as a troubleshooter of people's networks, becoming familiar with all types of wiring / cabling and how companies are connected in all areas, not just desktop computers?

Thank you Sunny, stay safe out there,

Marc

[sufiyanmemon]

Hi, please make a video or presentation of Basic networking(IT)