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Identify the Affected Areas in the Network

In order to properly and rapidly identify the affected areas of the network, you should make use of good mapping tools, including:

  • Packet sniffers (like Wireshark)
  • Detailed topology diagrams (both physical and logical)
  • Other schematics of the network

You need to understand the physical and logical network topology in order to identify the affected areas and trace the problem throughout the network. In addition, you should also be able to use tools like ping, event viewer, and other monitoring tools.

 

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