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Network Command Quiz
Test your knowledge of essential network commands used in both Microsoft Windows and UNIX environments! This quiz covers various commands that are crucial for network troubleshooting and configuration.
Challenge yourself with questions about:
- Layer 2 and Layer 3 addressing
- IP configuration commands
- Route management
- Network analysis tools
Can be used in either the Microsoft Windows or the UNIX environment to see what a Layer 2 MAC address corresponds to in a Layer 3 IP address.
Arp command
Netstat
Nbtstat
Host command
A Microsoft Windows command that can be used to display IP address configuration parameters on a PC. In addition, if DHCP is used by the PC, this command can be used to release and renew a DHCP lease, which is often useful during troubleshooting.
Ipconfig
Ifconfig
Host command
Route command
Displays NetBIOS information for IP-based networks. The nbt prefix of this command refers to NetBIOS over TCP/IP, which is called NBT (or NetBT). This command can, for example, display a listing of NetBIOS device names learned by a Microsoft Windows–based PC.
Nbtstat
Netstat
Ping command
Dig command
Can display a variety of information about IP-based connections on a Windows or UNIX host.
Netstat command
Nbtstat
Route command
Iptables
Can resolve an FQDN to an IP address on Microsoft Windows and UNIX hosts.
Nslookup command
Tracert command
Traceroute command
Ping command
One of the most commonly used command-line commands, this can check IP connectivity between two network devices.
Ping command
Nslookup command
Arp command
Ifconfig
Can add, modify, or delete routes in the IP routing table of Microsoft Windows and UNIX hosts. In addition, the this command can be used to view the IP routing table of Microsoft Windows hosts.
Route command
Ipconfig
Ifconfig
Arp command
A Microsoft Windows–based command that displays every router hop along the path from a source host to a destination host on an IP network. Information about a router hop can include such information as the IP address of the router hop and the round-trip delay of that router hop.
Tracert command
Traceroute command
Dig command
Nmap
Can resolve an FQDN to an IP address on UNIX hosts.
Dig command
Nslookup
Ifconfig
Host command
Can resolve an FQDN to an IP address on hosts.
Host command
Dig command
Traceroute command
Iptables
A UNIX command that displays every router hop along the path from a source host to a destination host on an IP network. Information about the router hop can include the IP address of the router hop and the round-trip delay of that router hop.
Traceroute command
Tracert command
Arp command
Host command
The software firewall that is included with most Linux distributions.
Iptables
Nmap
Tcpdump
Ping command
A common packet analyzer that runs under the command line. It allows the user to display TCP/IP and other packets being transmitted or received over a network to which the computer is attached.
Tcpdump
Iptables
Nmap
Ping command
This management tool permits the scanning of the network for hosts and services.
Nmap
Tcpdump
Iptables
Ping command
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