Match the commands below with their definition. A) ping B) pathping C) ipconfig

Question

Match the commands below with their definition.
A) ping
B) pathping
C) ipconfig /registerdns
D) ipconfig /release
E) ipconfig /allcompartments /renew
F) netsh
G) ipconfig /renew
H) netstat -a
I) tracert
J) ipconfig /flushdns

1 command for configuring a network adapter on a local or remote computer.
2 command used to verify if a network data packet is capable of reaching an address without errors.
3 command to delete all DNS entries from the DNS cache on the local system.
4 command to force the system to request an IP address.
5 command to refresh all DHCP leases and re-register the DNS name.
6 command to release the IP address for the system.
7.command to renew all IP address for all adapters on the system.
8 command to visually see a network packet being sent and received and the amount of time it took to get through each hop in the network.
9 command to visually see what hops a packet takes to reach its destination.

Explanation / Answer

1 command for configuring a network adapter on a local or remote computer. - netsh 2 command used to verify if a network data packet is capable of reaching an address without errors. -ping 3 command to delete all DNS entries from the DNS cache on the local system-J) ipconfig /flushdns . 4 command to force the system to request an IP address. -H) netstat -a 5 command to refresh all DHCP leases and re-register the DNS name. -G) ipconfig /renew 6 command to release the IP address for the system. -D) ipconfig /release 7.command to renew all IP address for all adapters on the system. -G) ipconfig /renew 8 command to visually see a network packet being sent and received and the amount of time it took to get through each hop in the network. pathping 9 command to visually see what hops a packet takes to reach its destination. -tracert

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