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Networking Commands

The document lists various networking commands used in command-line interfaces, including their functions and examples. Key commands include 'ipconfig' for network configuration, 'ping' for testing connectivity, and 'tracert' for tracing network routes. Additional commands like 'netstat', 'nslookup', and 'getmac' provide insights into network statistics, DNS queries, and MAC addresses respectively.

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Networking Commands

The document lists various networking commands used in command-line interfaces, including their functions and examples. Key commands include 'ipconfig' for network configuration, 'ping' for testing connectivity, and 'tracert' for tracing network routes. Additional commands like 'netstat', 'nslookup', and 'getmac' provide insights into network statistics, DNS queries, and MAC addresses respectively.

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Networking Commands

1. ipconfig: This command displays all current TCP/IP network configuration values for
all network adapters.
Ex: ipconfig
2. ping: This command is used to test the connectivity between your computer and
another device (e.g., a server or website) by sending ICMP (Internet Control Message
Protocol) echo requests and measuring the response time.
Ex: ping Your IP Address
ping google.com
3. tracert: This command traces the route that network packets take to reach a
destination, displaying each hop along the way with the associated latency.
Ex: tracert google.com
4. netstat: This command displays active TCP connections, listening ports, and network
statistics.
Ex: netstat
netstat -an
5. nslookup: This command is used to query DNS (Domain Name System) servers to
resolve domain names into IP addresses or vice versa.
Ex: nslookup google.com
6. route: This command displays and modifies the IP routing table.
Ex: route print
7. netsh: This command is a powerful tool for configuring network settings, including
IP addresses, DNS servers, and more.
8. hostname: This command displays the name of the computer on the
network. hostname: Displays the computer's hostname.
Ex: hostname
9. getmac: This command displays the MAC (Media Access Control) address of the
network interfaces. getmac: Displays the MAC address.
Ex: getmac
10. systeminfo: This Command is used to display all the necessary information about
our System such as configration ,version ,hostname, processor details network card
details etc.

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