A support technician is troubleshooting an enterprise workstation that intermittently drops its connection to a local network share during heavy file transfers. The technician has gathered information from the user and established a theory that the onboard network adapter's energy-saving settings are interrupting connectivity. Which of the following actions should the technician perform to test this theory? (Select TWO.)
- Temporarily disable power management features on the network interface card and monitor transfer stability.Cevap
- Connect a known-good external network adapter to bypass the onboard adapter and run a test transfer.Cevap
- CCreate a formal change request to replace the department's main network switch.
- DReconfigure the network DHCP server options to handle domain name resolution for the share.
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The technician should temporarily disable power management features on the network interface card and test using a known-good external network adapter.
Testing a theory of probable cause requires controlled diagnostic tests that isolate the suspected root cause. Temporarily disabling power management on the onboard adapter directly evaluates if energy-saving features are causing drops, while testing with a known-good external network adapter bypasses the onboard hardware to verify adapter-specific issues.
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