A network technician is troubleshooting a corporate laptop displaying a 'No Internet, Secured' wireless status. Arrange the following diagnostic steps in the standard bottom-up troubleshooting sequence, starting with the physical and data link layers and ending with application layer testing.
- 1Verify that the laptop's physical Wi-Fi switch is on and the wireless network interface card is enabled.
- 2Confirm connection to the correct SSID and re-authenticate using the proper WPA3 security key.
- 3Execute `ipconfig /all` to verify the system has been assigned a valid DHCP IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway.
- 4Run `nslookup internal.corp` and `ping 8.8.8.8` to test domain name resolution and external WAN reachability.
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The correct sequence begins with checking the physical Wi-Fi hardware switch, followed by verifying SSID association and security authentication, inspecting IP configuration via ipconfig, and concluding with testing DNS resolution and remote IP connectivity.
Following the standard OSI bottom-up troubleshooting methodology requires confirming physical radio power (Layer 1), wireless SSID/security association (Layer 2), valid DHCP IP configuration (Layer 3), and finally testing DNS and remote IP reachability (Layers 4–7).
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OSI Bottom-Up Network Troubleshooting Methodology