Network Troubleshooting using PING, TRACERT, IPCONFIG, NSLOOKUP COMMANDS

Video walkthrough for using the Command Prompt to troubleshoot network connectivity using 4 KEY COMMANDS: PING, TRACERT, IPCONFIG, NSLOOKUP

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[ggaurava]

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.

[migueltn]

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

[Charles-kgfl]

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.

[kingsman]

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!

[margaretwinter]

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

[cyhan]

Excellent tutorial Sakitech. I enjoyed it very much and learned a lot. Your instruction is very clear and perfectly paced. Thanks.

[JamesErvinBerry]

EXCELLENT video! Your style is clear, informative, concise and I appreciate that you put up the definitions each time. Looking forward to more of your videos.

[ramonmontes]

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

[michaelekpo]

This is one of the best explanations that I have ever come across. You're a genius. Thank you so very much!

[trevor]

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

[mchlcrdns]

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

[dukeman]

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

[alphuse]

This tutorial is a big help for a beginner like me who wants to learn about computer troubleshooting! Thank you!

[ferdinandflores]

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

[ardentdfender]

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

[bumbochaboom]

i love the your speaking accent and so clear + HELPFUL THANKS

[naisaurounds]

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

[TeflonSheikh]

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

[Bahai]

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

[mrright]

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.