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SOLUTION LAB EXAM Intro To Coomputing

The document provides instructions for navigating directories and performing commands in the command prompt. It asks the user to create directories named ITEfolder1, ITEfolder2, and ITEfolder3 in the C:\Users directory. It then instructs the user to navigate into ITEfolder3 and create another directory named ITEfolder4, within which a directory called ITEfolder5 is to be created. The document asks for commands to verify directory creation and to create, copy, and rename text files between the various directories. It concludes by asking for brief explanations of the purposes of several networking commands.

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SOLUTION LAB EXAM Intro To Coomputing

The document provides instructions for navigating directories and performing commands in the command prompt. It asks the user to create directories named ITEfolder1, ITEfolder2, and ITEfolder3 in the C:\Users directory. It then instructs the user to navigate into ITEfolder3 and create another directory named ITEfolder4, within which a directory called ITEfolder5 is to be created. The document asks for commands to verify directory creation and to create, copy, and rename text files between the various directories. It concludes by asking for brief explanations of the purposes of several networking commands.

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LAB EXAM ITC FALL 2019

1.What type of expansion slot is compatible with the NIC?


2.At the command prompt, suppose the current directory is C:\Users, create three new folders:
ITEfolder1, ITEfolder2, and ITEfolder3
3.How would you go to ITEfolder3?
4. After entering into ITEfolder3, Create ITEfolder4 in the current directory. Within the
ITEfolder4 folder, create a folder named ITEfolder5.
5. Which command would you use to verify the creation of directories?
6. Assume you are in ITEfolder1, create a text file with name hello and content: “I am in Lab
exam” in this folder.
7. Now copy the above text file into ITEfolder2.
8. Rename this file to bye
9.What is the purpose of following commands (max two lines each)
ARP, RARP, PING, IPCONFIG, TRACERT

1.PCI or PCIe.

2.C:\Users> md ITEfolder1
C:\Users> md ITEfolder2 ITEfolder3

3. cd ITEfolder3
4. C:\Users\ITEUser\ITEfolder3> md ITEfolder4\ITEfolder5
Or
C:\Users\ITEUser\ITEfolder3> md ITEfolder4
C:\Users\ITEUser\ITEfolder3> cd ITEfolder4
C:\Users\ITEUser\\ITEfolder3\ITEfolder4> md ITEfolder5

5. Dir

6.

Ans. C:\Users\ITEUser\ITEfolder1> echo I am in Lab exam > hello.txt

7. C:\Users\ITEUser\ITEfolder1> copy hello.txt C:\Users\ITEUser\ITEfolder2

8. c:\Users\ITEUser\ITEfolder1> ren hello.txt bye.txt

9.

ARP: The Address Resolution Protocol is a communication protocol used for discovering the link
layer address, such as a MAC address, associated with a given internet layer address, typically an
IPv4 address.

RARP: The Reverse Address Resolution Protocol is an computer networking protocol used by a
client computer to request its Internet Protocol address from a computer network, when all it has
available is its link layer or hardware address, such as a MAC address.

PING: Packet Internet Groper. Ping is a networking utility program or a tool to test if a particular
host is reachable.
IPCONFIG: ipconfig (internet protocol configuration) is used to display all current
TCP/IP network configuration values.

TRACERT: Traceroute , used to show several details about the path that a packet takes from the
computer or device you're on to whatever destination you specify. 

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