A network technician is troubleshooting various network connectivity and configuration issues on Windows 11 client workstations. Match each Windows command-line utility or switch on the left with its correct operational objective on the right.
- ipconfig /releaseSends a DHCPRELEASE message to the DHCP server to forfeit the current IP configuration
- netsh wlan show profilesDisplays a list of saved wireless network profile names configured on the client computer
- nslookupQueries configured DNS servers directly to test hostname and IP address resolution
- nbtstat -nLists NetBIOS names registered locally on the Windows system using NetBIOS over TCP/IP
Answer
'ipconfig /release' matches sending a DHCPRELEASE message to forfeit IP configuration; 'netsh wlan show profiles' matches displaying saved wireless network profiles; 'nslookup' matches querying DNS servers directly; 'nbtstat -n' matches listing NetBIOS names registered locally.
Each tool directly corresponds to its network diagnostic role in Windows: 'ipconfig /release' surrenders the dynamic IP configuration back to the DHCP server; 'netsh wlan show profiles' enumerates stored wireless SSIDs; 'nslookup' queries DNS infrastructure directly; and 'nbtstat -n' displays local NetBIOS name registrations.
Step-by-Step Solution
Key Concept
Windows Client Networking Command-Line Utilities and Diagnostic Switches
Estimated Time:1m 30s