To use these, go to Start -> Run -> cmd (type in without this)
Use this to find the ping.
Examples:
Use this to see the IP of a website.
Example:
This will show you all you need to know about your IP. Just type it in and press Enter.
This will release your IP.
This will renew your IP.
This will show you all your connections.
Adding -a will show for connections with DNS names.
Adding -n will show connection with IP address
Adding -an will show both
This will show you how many hops there are within a destination.
Example:
*hops - In computer networking, a hop represents one portion of the path between source and destination.
Some help?
Add a command name behind and press Enter to find out more about that command.
Example:
Code:
ping
Use this to find the ping.
Examples:
Code:
ping xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (x is the IP address)
ping www.*.* (Replace * with the necessary names)
Code:
nslookup
Use this to see the IP of a website.
Example:
Code:
nslookup www.*.* (Replace * with the necessary names)
nslookup www.google.com
Code:
ipconfig
Code:
ipconfig/all
This will show you all you need to know about your IP. Just type it in and press Enter.
Code:
ipconfig /release
This will release your IP.
Code:
ipconfig /renew
This will renew your IP.
Code:
netstat
This will show you all your connections.
Adding -a will show for connections with DNS names.
Adding -n will show connection with IP address
Adding -an will show both
Code:
tracert
This will show you how many hops there are within a destination.
Example:
Code:
tracert xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (x is the IP address)
tracert www.*.* (Replace * with the necessary names)
*hops - In computer networking, a hop represents one portion of the path between source and destination.
Some help?
Code:
/help
Add a command name behind and press Enter to find out more about that command.
Example:
Code:
ipconfig /help