Solving network technicians' top 10 problems

Faulty cabling is on the list of 10 nagging problems that Fluke Networks can teach you how to solve.

Feb 19th, 2010

An on-demand webcast seminar from Fluke Networks promises to show you how to resolve 10 top problems that network technicians face. The seminar covers ten problems, their symptoms, causes, and resolutions.

Faulty cabling is one of the ten problems addressed in this seminar. Others include dead network drops, speed and duplex mismatches, incorrect VLAN assignments, server-connectivity issues, and slow application performance.

Fluke Networks, a provider of network diagnostic and analysis equipment, explains in the seminar how the right network analyzer can significantly speed troubleshooting.

View the webcast seminar.

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