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Vlada [557]
3 years ago
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You are a network administrator for your company. A user calls and tells you that after stepping on the network cable in her off

ice, that she can no longer access the network.
You go tot he office and see that one of the user's stiletto heels has broken and exposed some of the wires in the Cat 5 network cable. You make another cable and attach it from the wall plate to the user's computer.

What should you do next in your troubleshooting strategy?

- Establish what has changed.

- Recognize the potential effects of the solution.

- Document the solution.

- Test the solution.
Business
1 answer:
diamong [38]3 years ago
8 0

Answer: Test the solution

Explanation:

Since the user called and said that she can no longer access the network after she steeped on the network cable, and another cable was made and attached from the wall plate to the user's computer, the next thing that should be done is to test the solution.

The solution should be tested in order to be sure that the solution that was provided worked. After this has been done, then documenting he solution and recognizing the effects can be done.

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