Basic network troubleshooting

Troubleshooting basic network connectivity varies by operating system, environment, and other variables. However, you might consider trying the following:

1. Gather basic information about the device's network configuration and connection to the website or device.

   The tools available to gather this information vary depending on the operating system.

   macOSWindowsLinux

   On Linux devices, you can:

   • Use a CLI tool like ping, ifconfig, or traceroute.
   • Use a third-party tool like MTR or Wireshark.

   Tool availability for other platforms and embedded systems might vary.

2. Check the device's network configuration, such as the network interface card (NIC), subnet masks, default gateway, and DNS servers.

3. Check the device's CPU and RAM usage.

4. Ensure there aren't any physical problems with the device, such as worn cables or a low battery.

5. Check for updates to the device's operating system or firmware.

6. Contact your internet service provider (ISP).

7. Restart the device.