Tuesday, August 17, 2010

You are a networking technician?

You are a networking technician in a radiology clinic where physicians use the network to transmit and store patients� diagnostic results. Shortly after a new wing which contains X-ray and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines is added to the building, computers in that area begin having intermittent problems saving data to the file server. Once you have identified the symptoms, what are your second and third steps in troubleshooting this problem?


1Determine the number of workstations affected, which segment the affected workstations belong to, and which area of workstations is affected.


2Verify the soundness of both the physical connections and client software configurations for each workstation having a problem.


3Research the problem on your NOS vendor�s technical support website.


4Identify recent changes to the network in order to determine whether a hardware or software change may be responsible for the problem.


5Identify the potential effects of the sol

You are a networking technician?
The simple solution...


Re-wire with Plenum cable, and re-route to avoid as much EMF field (generated by MRI) as possible. The cause if obvious.


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