A user calls to say that she cannot access an Internet Web site. From your computer, also within the same private network as the user, you ping the Internet Web site by IP address, which is successful, but when you try to ping by FQDN, it fails. What would be your next step?
What will be an ideal response?
My next step would be to troubleshoot DNS. In this case, since both computers on the private network have the same problem, I would first compare the IP configuration on both systems. In most cases, since they are on the same private network, they would have the same DNS server address. I would then ping the DNS server address, and the backup DNS server, if there is one. If pinging the DNS server failed, then I would escalate the problem to whomever is responsible for the DNS servers, which may be someone within the company, or it could be the responsibility of the ISP.
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