Dean

Cowart
CST312-LAB5
April 17, 2015
1)IPCONFIG

2)

The IPv4 address is 192.168.1.138 and the MAC is fe80::9662:69ff:fe75:9b30%16

3) The changes I experienced were more detailed reports. (i.e.The ifconfig /all showed you
when the leases expired and when the were created.)

B NETSTAT
4)

5)
I noticed that these options give you routes and TCP connections that are established.

C) NSLOOKUP
The IP address of asiaspirtit.com 174.121.8.194

7)

8)
The IP address is 98.136.189.41

D) WHOIS
9) whois would not work on my device
10) Went to website and could not see change because whois would not work on my device.
E) PING
11)With both Pings I received 0% loss.

12)
No I did not get a time out message.

13)

When pinging csumb.edu 10 and 100 I reviewed 0 lost packets.

F) TRACEROUTES
14)
Yes at different times of the day they can take more
time depending on the traffic in the route.

15) Here I noticed the rtf was longer and at 16 and 18 the packets began to drop. During the
different times you can see an even bigger gap between the times.

16)
This may be because the routing path is a lot longer because it is in another continent. You don't
observe this sudden increase because these routes are local and may be easier for us to
access. You might have to go through several routes and servers just to access that one when
routing to a server on a different continent.