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Cmi Commands

This document lists common Microsoft (CMI) commands and their descriptions for examining TCP/IP configurations and network connectivity. It discusses the ipconfig command for displaying IP configurations and DNS entries, the tracert command for tracing the route to a host, and the netstat command for showing network connections, routing tables, and interface statistics. These commands help administrators and users check IP settings, network routes, and active connections on Windows systems.

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Cmi Commands

This document lists common Microsoft (CMI) commands and their descriptions for examining TCP/IP configurations and network connectivity. It discusses the ipconfig command for displaying IP configurations and DNS entries, the tracert command for tracing the route to a host, and the netstat command for showing network connections, routing tables, and interface statistics. These commands help administrators and users check IP settings, network routes, and active connections on Windows systems.

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CMI COMMANDS

As we examine the different TCP/IP Application layer protocols and services, we will be referring to the TCP and UDP port numbers normally associated with these services. Some of these services are: COMMAND ipconfig /displaydns tracert <host name or ip addr> DESCRIPTION displays all of the cached DNS entries on a Windows XP or 2000 computer system. Shows the listings of all the routers through which the tracert requests had to pass through to get to the destination Displays brief ip configuration for the connected LAN adapter Displays all ip configurations for the connected LAN adapter Checks the connectivity between hosts (Network Statistics Utility) Lets you know which active TCP connections are open and running on a networked host. netstat
displays incoming and outgoing network connections (TCP and UDP), host computer routing table information, and interface statistics

ipconfig Ipconfog /all Ping <host name or ip addr> netstat

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