As a Windows network administrator troubleshooting client connectivity issues, you frequently use command-line utilities to inspect networking state. Match each Windows networking CLI tool or switch on the left with its primary diagnostic function on the right.
- ipconfig /allDisplays detailed TCP/IP configuration including MAC address, DHCP server, lease times, and DNS servers.
- nslookupQueries name servers to diagnose DNS hostname resolution and record lookup failures.
- netsh wlan show profileLists saved Wi-Fi network SSID profiles stored on the Windows client.
- route printDisplays the active IPv4 and IPv6 routing table entries and interface list.
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ipconfig /all pairs with displaying detailed TCP/IP configuration including MAC address, DHCP server, lease times, and DNS servers; nslookup pairs with querying name servers to diagnose DNS hostname resolution; netsh wlan show profile pairs with listing saved Wi-Fi network SSID profiles; route print pairs with displaying active IPv4 and IPv6 routing table entries.
Each tool directly corresponds to its dedicated Windows networking subsystem: ipconfig /all provides full adapter parameters including MAC and DHCP details; nslookup provides direct DNS record lookup; netsh wlan show profile reads wireless configuration profiles; and route print reveals the IPv4 and IPv6 routing tables.
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Windows Command-Line Networking Diagnostics