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Use Linux and Windows Network Command-Line Tools

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Part of Network Administration Fundamentals Topic: Cyber Security Labs

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What you'll do

In this lab, you will learn how to use various command-line tools for configuring, testing, and troubleshooting network connectivity on Linux and Windows.

Configure IPv4 on Linux by using ip, ifconfig, and route
Use the ipconfig Windows command-line tool
Use various Windows network command-line tools, including tracert, netstat, telnet, hostname, whoami, arp, getmac, net, and netstat
Use nslookup to verify local DNS resolutions
Troubleshoot networking by using ping

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⏱ About 45 minutes
Counts towards: Implementing and Administering Cisco Solutions (exam 200-301) · CompTIA Network+ (exam N10-009)

Roadmaps that use this lab

CompTIA Network+ (N10-009) — step 2: Configure and troubleshoot real networks
SOC Analyst — career path — step 1: Networking foundation
Cisco CCNA (200-301) — step 3: Configure real equipment
Network Security Engineer — career path — step 1: Networking foundation
Network Security Engineer — career path — step 2: Enterprise networking
Security Administrator — career path — step 2: Networking foundation