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Troubleshooting Subnet Mask and Gateway Issues

You may see a number of symptoms occurring when there are problems with IP addressing, the subnet mask, or the gateway, including the following:

  • Network devices can communicate within their local subnet but are unable to communicate with devices outside the local network. This usually indicates that there is some type of issue with the gateway configuration or operation.
  • Not having any type of IP communication (internal or remote). This usually points to a major type of issue that might involve a lack of functionality on certain devices.
  • Being able to communicate with only . . .

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