Internetworking Troubleshooting Handbook

Author: Systems Cisco; Kevin Downs
Web Price: $50 US
Publisher: Cisco Press (53)
ISBN: 1578700248
Publication Date: 11/17/98
Pages: 700

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Internetworking Troubleshooting Handbook focuses on helping you diagnose and resolve specific and potentially problematic issues common to every network type. This book aims to help you reduce downtime, improve network performance, and enhance network reliability using proven troubleshooting solutions. In addition, it is intended to help you make intelligent, timely, and cost-effective networking decisions for your networking environment. Each section of the book is devoted to problems common to a specific protocol. Sections are subdivided into symptoms, descriptions of environments, diagnosing and isolating problem causes, and problem-solution summaries. Specific protocols covered include TCP/IP, IPX, IBM, AppleTalk, Transparent Bridging, DECnet, and ISO CLNS.

Table of Contents
		Trademark Acknowledgements
		About the Authors
		Acknowledgements
		Preface
		Introduction to Troubleshooting
	1. -	Troubleshooting Overview
	2. -	Troubleshooting Tools
		Hardware, Booting, and Media Problems
	3. -	Troubleshooting Hardware and Booting Problems
	4. -	Troubleshooting Ethernet
	5. -	Troubleshooting Fiber Distributed Data Interface
	6. -	Troubleshooting Token Ring
		Troubleshooting Desktop and Enterprise Routing Protocols
	7. -	Troubleshooting TCP/IP
	8. -	Troubleshooting Novell IPX
	9. -	Troub leshooting AppleTalk
	10. -	Troubleshooting IBM
	11. -	Troubleshooting DECnet
	12. -	Troubleshooting ISO CLNS
	13. -	Troubleshooting Banyan VINES
	14. -	Troubleshooting XNS
		Troubleshooting Serial Lines and WAN Connections
	15. -	Troubleshooting Serial Line Problems
	16. -	Troubleshooting Dialin Connections
	17. -	Troubleshooting ISDN Connections
	18. -	Troubleshooting Frame Relay Connections
	19. -	Troubleshooting X.25 Connections
		Troubleshooting Bridging and Switching Environments
	20. -	Troubleshooting Transparent Bridging Environments
	21. -	Troubleshooting ATM Switching Environments
	22. -	Troubleshooting LAN Switching Environments
		Troubleshooting Other Internetwork Problems
	23. -	Troubleshooting CiscoWorks Problems
	24. -	Troubleshooting Security Implementations
		Appendixes
	A. -	Creating Core Dumps
	B. -	Memory Maps
	C. -	Technical Support Information
	D. -	References and Recommended Reading
	E. -	Troubleshooting Worksheets

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