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Windows Network Commands Guide

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Basic Commands: Open command prompt via Windows+R and typing "cmd"
Ping tests network connection with remote IP address
Tracert displays packet's intermediate IP addresses
IPConfig shows/refreshes TCP/IP configuration settings
Network Status Commands: NetStat displays TCP/IP stack status with various options
Route manages routing table entries
ARP resolves IP addresses to MAC addresses
Nbtstat updates LMHOSTS file cache
Advanced Features: Telnet allows terminal access to remote hosts
Hostname displays system name
FTP enables file uploads
Nslookup sends DNS requests to servers
Usage Tips: Run commands as administrator for full control
Combine commands using "|" symbol
Save command output to text files
Use "/?" option to view command options