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This document contains a student's lab assignment on using various commands to view, configure, and troubleshoot network and system settings and components. The assignment includes using commands like ipconfig, ping, tracert, netstat, route, nslookup, arp, chkdsk, sfc, msconfig and more to display network interface information, check connectivity, view routing tables, resolve DNS queries, view MAC addresses, repair disk issues, modify registry settings, scan system files, and troubleshoot startup processes. The student is asked to complete tasks across two cycles, with cycle one focusing more on networking commands and cycle two involving additional system-related commands.

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Cyclesheet 1+2

This document contains a student's lab assignment on using various commands to view, configure, and troubleshoot network and system settings and components. The assignment includes using commands like ipconfig, ping, tracert, netstat, route, nslookup, arp, chkdsk, sfc, msconfig and more to display network interface information, check connectivity, view routing tables, resolve DNS queries, view MAC addresses, repair disk issues, modify registry settings, scan system files, and troubleshoot startup processes. The student is asked to complete tasks across two cycles, with cycle one focusing more on networking commands and cycle two involving additional system-related commands.

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Name: RIYA TILWANI

Reg No: 13BIT0130


Faculty: Prof. SIVA RAMA KRISHNAN
Slot: L47+L48
CYCLE I
1. Display the network interfaces information and the current network setting in the network.
a) Display the full configuration information
Command: ipconfig /all

b) Release the ip address for the specific adapter


Command: ipconfig /release[ADAPTER NAME]

c) Renew the ip address for the specific adapter


Command: ipconfig /renew[ADAPTER NAME]

d) Delete/refresh the DNS cache.


Command: ipconfig /flushdns

e) Register a hostname for a domain


Command: ipconfig /registerdns

f) Displays all the information about dhcp


Command: ipconfig /showclassid [ADAPTER]

2. Using command/utilities check for network errors and also connectivity issues between any two
network devices.
a) Display a continuous statistics from a specified host.

Command: ping [hostname]

b) Resolve addresses to hostnames.

Command: ping [hostname] -a

c) Send 10 echo requests to host.


Command: ping [hostname] n count

d) Limit the buffer size of the transmission to 1MB


Command: ping [hostname] l size

e) Do not fragment packets in transmission


Command: ping [hostname] f

f) Display the time to live for the packets


Command: ping [hostname] i TTL

g) Display the quality of services parameters set for the packets


Command: ping [hostname] v TOS

h) Force your host to wait for 3 seconds for any reply.


Command: ping [hostname] w [time in milliseconds]

3. Display the current TCP/IP network protocol statistics and information.


a) Display all the open/listening ports
Command: netstat -a

b) Display Ethernet statistics


Command: netstat -e

c) Display addresses and port numbers in numerical form.


Command: netstat -n

d) Display the routing table


Command: netstat -r

4. With the help of commands update, fix, or view the network or network settings
a) Modify your network account settings
Command: net accounts

b) Add hosts to the windows domain controller


Command: net computer

c) Display your current server or workgroup settings.


Command: net config

d) Display opened shared files on the server

Command: net file

e) Add, delete, and view network workgroups


Command: net group

5. Use command/s to visually see a network packet being sent and received and the amount of
hops required for that packet to get to its destination.
a) Set do not resolve addresses to hostnames.
Command: tracert d [target]

b) Set 5 hops to search for target


Command: tracert h [no_of_hops] [target]

c) Set wait timeout 10ms for each reply


Command: tracert w [timeout_limit] [target]

6. Use commands to manually configure the routes in the routing table


a) Clear the routing tables of all gateway entries
Command: route -f
b) Make a route persistent by default
Command: route [ADD/CHANGE/DELETE/PRINT] -p

c) Display the netmask value


Command: route print

d) Display the interface for the specified route


Command: route PRINT [destination]

]
7. Use commands to query the Domain Name System (DNS) to obtain domain name or IP
address mapping or for any other specific DNS record.
a) Print info about the host/domain
Command: nslookup

b) Display the debugging information.


Command: nslookup debug

c) Set the default domain name to your name.


Command: nslookup server [dnsdomain]

d) Set current default server to the root


Command: nslookup -root

8. Use commands to resolve of network layer addresses into link layer addresses
a) Display current ARP entries by interrogating the current protocol data
Command: arp -a

b) Display the ARP entries for the network interface


Command: arp a N [IF_Address]

c) Add a host and associate the Internet address inet_addr with the MAC address.
Command: arp s [INET] [ETH]

CYCLE II
1. Use command that allows a user to edit and display the permissions of NTFS partitions.
a) Search the pathname including all subfolders
Command: cacls [pathname] /t

b) Edit the access rights policies


Command: cacls [pathname] /e

c) Revoke specified user's access rights


Command: cacls [pathname] /e /r [user]
d) Replace current access rights with read only
Command: cacls [pathname] /p [user]:[permission]

2. Display the Media Access Control (MAC) address and list of network protocols associated
with each address for all network cards in each computer across the network.
a) List the IP address of all remote terminals
Command: getmac /s [Computer]

b) Omit the header row from the displayed driver information


Command: getmac /s [Computer] /FO [Table/CSV] /NH

c) Specify password of the user account


Command: getmac /s [Computer] /U [Domain/User] /P [Password]

3. Display the policy information for the whole network (including remote hosts)
a) Display the name or IP address of a remote computer
Command: gpresult /s [Computer] [/X, /H, /R, /V, /Z]

b) Execute any file with user specific credentials


Command: gpresult /s [Computer] /u [USERNAME] [/X, /H, /R, /V, /Z]

c) Allow the administrator to save the report in either XML or HTML format at the
location and with the file name specified by the FileName parameter.
Command: gpresult /s [Computer] [/X, /H] [filename]

4. With help of system commands/utilities display details about hardware configuration,


computer components, software and drivers.
a) Allow the user to save the information as .nfo file.
Command: msinfo32 /nfo [filepath]

b) Get details from a remote computer


Command: msinfo32 /Computer [ComputerName]

c) Start System Information with the category IDs displayed instead of the friendly names
or the localized names

5. With help of system commands/utilities recover a damaged file from a defective disk
Command: recover [DRIVE]:[PATH][FILENAME]

6. With help of system commands/utilities repair disk problems


a) Display/Enter the file(s) to check for fragmentation (FAT only).
Command: CHKDSK [drive:][path][filename]
b) Automatically Fix file system errors on the disk
Command: CHKDSK [drive:][path][filename] /F

c) Fix file system errors on the disk


Command: CHKDSK [drive:][path][filename] /X

d) Scan for and attempt Recovery of bad sectors


Command: CHKDSK [drive:][path][filename] /R

e) Display the full path and name of every file on the disk
Command: CHKDSK [drive:] /V (FAT/FAT32 ONLY)(NTFS: Displays cleanup messages if
any.)

7. With help of system commands/utilities modify registry settings from a text (.REG) file
Command: REGEDIT [/E Export, /S Silent Import] pathname
8. With help of system commands/utilities, scan important system files and replace the ones you
(or your applications) hacked beyond repair with the real, official Microsoft versions.
a) Scan all protected system files immediately and replace incorrect versions with correct
Microsoft versions.
Command: SFC /SCANNOW

b) Scan all protected system files one time when you restart your computer
Command: SFC /SCANONCE (Not present in Windows 7)
c) Purge the file cache and scan all protected system files immediately
Command: SFC /PURGECACHE (Not present in Windows 7)
9. With help of system commands/utilities, troubleshoot the Microsoft Windows startup process.
Command: msconfig

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