For example, it can analyze a client’s TCP/IP configuration. The Network Diagnostics program examines all aspects of a client’s network configuration. There are a few command-line switches that go along with the Network Diagnostics tool, but not nearly as many as you’d expect from such a powerful tool.
Therefore, when problems occur, you can get right down to business without having to waste time learning how to use a new tool. One of the best things about this tool is that although it’s powerful, it’s very easy to use. The Network Diagnostics tool is a command-line utility designed to test the functionality of your network client. I’ll explain what this tool does and show you how to use it. In this Daily Drill Down, I’ll discuss the Network Diagnostics tool. However, Windows 2000 contains several brand-new networking tools. In the past, Windows NT network administrators had to rely primarily on third-party tools for troubleshooting. In this Daily Drill Down, Brien Posey introduces you to the Network Diagnostics tool, a command-line utility designed to test the functionality of your network client.Īnyone who’s ever managed a large network knows that sometimes solving a network problem can be a little tricky, to say the least. Solving a network problem can sometimes be tricky, to say the least.
Using the Windows 2000 Network Diagnostics tool
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