Network troubleshooting with DOS commands

Network troubleshooting with DOS commands


The ping-ping is the most important problem tracking device and check for connectivity to other computers. For example, your system's IP address is 10.10.10.10 and the IP address of network servers is 10.10.10.1 and you can connect to the server using the ping command in the following form.
In the DOS message, type Ping 10.10.10.1 and press Enter
If you get a response from the Connectivity server, it's OK and you'll get the error message like this "Out time" means there's a problem with the server connectivity.

IPCONFIG IPconfig is another key command in windows. Displays the computer's IP address and also displays the DNS, DHCP, Gateway address of network mask and subnet.
Under the DOS message, type ipconfig and press ENTER to see the computer's IP address.
In the DOS press and in the message, type insurance / all to see detailed information.

NSLOOKUP NSLOOKUP is a TCP / IP base commander and checks for domain name Arafat, DNS records, operating system information by sending internet domain name servers. You can resolve the errors with your network server DNS

HOST NAME displays the name of the command hostname computer name.
In the DOS message, enter the host name and press Enter

The network utility installs data protocol data and current TCP / IP connections on the computer.

NBTSTAT helps solve NBTSTAT network name issues.

The ARP ARP displays and modifies IP's physical address translation table that uses ARP protocols.

The FINGER FINGER command is used to retrieve user information from a network.
TRACEROUTE Traceroute is a very useful network debug order and is used to detect server that reduces the transmission on the Internet and also shows the way between the two systems.

Route Route command allows you to enter manuals on manuals.