A network technician receives various calls from users who cannot connect to an application. Upon the investigation, you discover that the application is broken down. The application is restarted, and it seems to run okay. What should the technician perform next for the process of troubleshooting?

He has to test it fully after fixing an issue to make sure that the network works precisely before he enables utilizers to log back on. The answers “Email the utilizers to make them understand that they are able to utilize the application again.” and “Document the problem and the solution.” are valid but only after scanning the application. The option “Reload the application executables from the CD, and restart it.” is wrong as you would reload the executable only as part of a systematic troubleshooting process. Since the application loads, it is unlikely that the executable has become corrupted.