Connect two PCs in the same subnet
Two new PCs and a switch are on the desk — nothing is cabled and PC-B has no address.
Each mission seeds a lab with a known fault. Checks run against the live simulator, so you can only finish when the network actually works.
Two new PCs and a switch are on the desk — nothing is cabled and PC-B has no address.
PC-B cannot reach anything on the office network, but its cable and switch port look fine.
PC-B was switched to DHCP but shows no usable address.
Users on PC-A say 'intranet.local doesn't work', yet pinging 192.168.10.5 succeeds.
PC-B has a correct IP and the link LED is green, but it cannot reach PC-A, the server or the gateway.
PC-A reaches R1 but not the remote server SRV2 (172.16.0.10).
The new web server WEB1 is unreachable from the office LAN. FW1 currently denies everything.
Amp-Rack shows its subscription in red and no audio, while Stream-Enc receives fine.
The projector stays black when the presentation PC outputs 4K.
The meeting screen shows unprotected presentations but protected playback is black.
The projector has power and an HDMI cable, but the selected input is blank.
Touch-panel power does not reach the TV after its Ethernet cable was removed.
The courtroom microphone is subscribed, but the output meter is effectively silent.
The Shure microphone is visible but the room DSP cannot receive audio.
The 20 W ceiling microphone has a copper network link but will not power up.
A microphone and touch panel share PoE+ ports, but the total switch budget is insufficient.
Q-SYS discovers the Shure microphone but receives a channel that does not exist.
The touch panel has power and an IP address, but its configured action fails.
The wireless handheld is powered, but its receiver produces no audio for the courtroom DSP.
The LED processor receives HDMI, but the wall's receiving-card mapping is missing.
The HDMI chain is configured, but the TV remains black.
Dante discovery and clock lock work, but the room has no microphone signal.
The DSP has healthy microphone audio, but the Phoenix-connected Sonic speaker is silent.
The far end hears echo although microphone routing, gain and speaker cabling are correct.