Configuring network connections

Troubleshooting network configuration

Troubleshooting network interfaces largely consists of identifying whether the problem resides in network hardware, network device drivers, or protocol stacks. Ensure that:

physical network connections are sound.
adapters and drivers are configured correctly.
no hardware-specific conflicts are present.
the ndstat(ADM) command reports no problems.

You should also use tools appropriate to your network transport to determine whether your local system can reach remote systems. For more information, see:

``Troubleshooting TCP/IP''
LAN Manager Troubleshooting and Command Reference