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There isn't really much to learn about them. They aren't tools which will make changes to your system, they merely report on the status of Domain Controllers and the Network status of a server.<br />
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The best walkthrough I have ever found for using them is to simply run netdiag /? or dcdiag /? and read through the options. If you are looking to get a detailed report, then enable Verbose mode, probably dcdiag /v.<br />
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-tigermatt
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There isn't really much to learn about them. They aren't tools which will make changes to your system, they merely report on the status of Domain Controllers and the Network status of a server.

The best walkthrough I have ever found for using them is to simply run netdiag /? or dcdiag /? and read through the options. If you are looking to get a detailed report, then enable Verbose mode, probably dcdiag /v.

-tigermatt

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Fantastic tool thank you...
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So my answer didn't help you one bit?
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Not really I figured that much out for myself..<br />
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Sorry
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Not really I figured that much out for myself..

Sorry

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I and looking for some good web site, book, videos on how to use dcdiag and netdiag ?
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I and looking for some good web site, book, videos on how to use dcdiag and netdiag ?

Good how to guides for DCdiag and Netdiag

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