Ping - What cmd can I use to see if my device can reach another device over the network?  Uses ICMP; There will be four requests using this and you will get back info about data loss/no loss. , Netstat -a - Show all active connections; , Netstat- b - Shows what application is being used to send the data; Shows binary(windows); Requires elevation as an admin prompt, Netstat- n - Only shows IP addresses; no names, ipconfig/all - What command is used to view all the details about network information on the system in? It will give you details about TCP/IP network adapter info and details about the DNS servers and DHCP servers, etc.. , nslookup -  How can I look up a server name with associated IP addresses? this shows the behind the scenes communication between the server addresses and the host addresses.  , net - Windows commands that we can use to connect, view, and share information to a windows device; many different syntaxes, Net view \\ servername or /workgroup: workgroupname - What command can I use to view network resources with windows devices? , net use drive: \\ servername\sharename - How can I map a network share to a drive letter? , net user username and net user username * /domain - How can I view a user account information and or reset those passwords on the account?, tracert - How to determine the route a packet takes to a destination; Uses ICMP and TTL(time to live)-- refers to hops for example, TTL=1 is the first router and TTL=2 would be the second router. , tracert -d - What cmd can I use to only show IP addresses on my packets path instead of names and addresses? , pathping - What cmd can I use that combines the packet route map with my round trip time and packet loss?, pathping -n - What can I use not resolves the pathways to names but only IP addresses while getting round trip time and loss and the packet mapping?, ipconfig /flushdns - This command provides you with a means to flush and reset the contents of the DNS client resolver cache.,

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