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+20 votes
  1. Net user
  2. Systeminfo
  3. Ipconfig
  4. Ipconfig /all
  5. Nslookup
  6. Netstat
  7. Ping
  8. Tracert
asked in CSC335_Spring2019 by (1 point)

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+12 votes
 
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  1. Net user - Displays detailed information of the supplied username (security groups, domains, account status)
  2. Systeminfo - Displays hardware information of the current system
  3. Ipconfig - Displays basic IP information
  4. Ipconfig /all - Displays basic IP information and DNS information/servers
  5. Nslookup - Find DNS server and fully qualified domain name (FQDN) and IP address associated
  6. Netstat - Provides information and statistics about protocols in use and current TCP/IP network connections
  7. Ping - Test availability/connectivity of a specified DNS name or IP
  8. Tracert - Shows the path in which packets are taking to get to a certain host and where things are discarded (if possible) as well as the amount of time between hops
answered by (1 point)
+9

FYI: some of these commands (and a few others) are discussed in Chapter 1 of our textbook here. Additional information about some of these may be found in the virtual InfoSec learning labs you've been doing.

+5

Looking back, I realized that some of these definitions in your answer aren't all that clear/accurate. e.g. I don't think you have the right distinction between ipconfig and ipconfig /all, and your definition of nslookup doesn't seem clear...

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