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    This document provides a cheat sheet of common Windows commands used for networking tasks, including ping to test connectivity, tracert to trace the network path to a destination, ipconfig to view IP configuration, and netstat to view active TCP connections. It also lists commands for updating policies (gpupdate), looking up DNS information (nslookup), remotely managing Linux systems (ssh), getting MAC addresses (getmac), working with the ARP cache (arp), and viewing system information (systeminfo).

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    This document provides a cheat sheet of common Windows commands used for networking tasks, including ping to test connectivity, tracert to trace the network path to a destination, ipconfig to view IP configuration, and netstat to view active TCP connections. It also lists commands for updating policies (gpupdate), looking up DNS information (nslookup), remotely managing Linux systems (ssh), getting MAC addresses (getmac), working with the ARP cache (arp), and viewing system information (systeminfo).

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    Basic Networking CMD Commands

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    Windows Basic Command Prompt (Networking)

    Cheat sheet
    Command Description Example
    ping ping is the primary TCP/IP ping 192.168.1.1
    command used to
    troubleshoot connectivity
    tracert determines the path taken tracert 192.168.1.1
    to a destination by sending
    Internet Control Message
    Protocol (ICMP) echo
    Request to the destination
    ipconfig displays all current TCP/IP ipconfig
    network configuration
    gpupdate specifies that only User or gpupdate
    only Computer policy
    settings are updated. By
    default, both User and
    Computer policy settings
    are updated.
    nslookup displays information that nslookup
    you can use to diagnose
    Domain Name System
    (DNS) infrastructure
    netstat used without parameters, netstat
    netstat displays active TCP
    connections
    ssh used by administrators of ssh root@192.168.1.1
    Linux and other non-
    Windows for cross-platform
    management of remote
    systems
    getmac returns the media access getmac
    control (MAC) address and
    list of network protocols
    associated with each
    address
    arp displays and modifies arp /a
    entries in the Address
    Resolution Protocol (ARP)
    cache
    systeminfo displays detailed systeminfo
    configuration information
    about a computer

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