Dive into the 'Hardware and Network Troubleshooting Trivia Test!' to challenge and enhance your skills in diagnosing and resolving network issues. This quiz assesses your ability to use tools like Ping and Netstat, and understand TCP\/IP configurations and connectivity troubleshooting.
NetBIOS
Nbtstat
Netstat
Ping
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Reinitialize the TCP/IP stack
Remove and reinstall the TCP/IP protocol
Change the IP address to one in another range
Ping the remote host
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Ipconfig/all
Ping 192.168.20.3
Arp 192.168
Tracert 192.168.20.3
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TCP/IP
NetBEUI
RTMP
IPX/SPX
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It displays the list of IP addresses that have been resolved to MAC addresses.
It displays the list of NetBIOS names that have been resolved to IP addresses.
It removes all the current entries from the ARP table.
It allows a static entry to be added to the ARP table.
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Netstat
Nbtstat -c
Arp -a
Tracert
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Netstat
Tracert
Ipconfig
FTP
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Tracert
Telnet
Netstat
Ping
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The screen shows the IP of the host in which the card is installed.
The screen echoes the IP of the default gateway.
The screen shows the return of four, 32-byte packets.
It will time-out.
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Netstat
Nbtstat
Arp
Tracert
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Arp -d
Nbtstat -R
Ipconfig /renew
Netstat -n
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Ping
Telnet
Tracert
Nbtstat
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Winipcfg
Netstat
Ping
Ipconfig
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Netstat -s
Arp -A
Nbtstat -s
Ping
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Ping 127.0.0.1
Ping localhost
Ping host
Ping 127.0.0.0
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Arp -s
Nbtstat -a
Arp -d
Arp –a
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It allows the number of Ping messages to be specific.
It shows the time, in seconds, that the packet takes to reach the destination.
It pings the remote host continually until it is stopped.
It shows the route taken by a packet to reach the destination host.
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Ipconfig
Nbtstat
Tracert
Netstat
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Ping
Netstat
Ipconfig
Tracert
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Ipconfig
Netstat
Ping
Winipcfg
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Start a Telnet session with the remote server
Use the tracert command to perform a trace to the IP address of the server
Use the ping command to loopback the IP address of the server
Use the nbtstat command to resolve the name of the remote server to its IP address
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Tracert
Nbtstat
Netstat
Ping
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Nbtstat
Ipconfig
Netstat
Ping
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Nbtstat
Netstat
Nptstat
Arp
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Ping 192.168.20.3
Ipconfig /all
Arp 192.168
Tracert 192.168.20.3
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Ifconfig
Ipconfig
Ifconfig /all
Winipcfg
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Nbtstat
Nslookup
Netstat
Netwatch
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Netstat
Traceroute
Nslookup
Ping
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Arp
Netstat
Tracert
Nslookup
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The Host is in another country.
The Host is on the same subnet.
There is a misconfigured router.
The router is the default gateway.
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Tracert
Netstat
Route
Nbtstat
Ping
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Ping
Tracert
Netstat
Nbtstat
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Ping
Tracert
Netstat
Nbtstat
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Ipconfig
Ping
Netstat
Telnet
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Nbtstat
Netstat
Ping
Tracert
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Netstat
Nbtstat
Ping
Tracert -R
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Ping
Netstat
Tracert
Ipconfig
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DHCP is not enabled.
The default gateway setting is not configured.
The subnet mask is incorrect.
The system is on a different subnet than the DNS servers.
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Nbtstat the IP address of the remote server
Ping the IP address of the server
Tracert to the IP address of the server
Start a Telnet session with the remote server
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Ping
Arp -a
Nbstat
Tracert
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Tracert
Pathping
Netstat
Arp -d
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Ping
Ipconfig
Tracert
Arp -d
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Nbstat
Ipconfig
Tracert
Arp -d
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They tell you whether the NIC is sending and receiving.
They are a good indicator of the status of a router.
They tell you whether the network is operational.
They tell you whether the workstation system board is working.
Plug the workstation into a different port on the network hub.
Change the network card in the workstation.
Try a known working cable on the connection to see whether it works.
Change the IP address to a different one in the same subnet.
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Reboot the server.
Replace the cable connecting the NIC to the hub.
Replace the hub.
Replace the workstation.
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Plug the workstation into a different port on the network hub.
Change the network card in the workstation.
Try a known working cable on the connection to see if it works.
Change the IP address to a different one in the same subnet.
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Run diagnostics on the NIC such as a hardware loopback.
Replace the NIC.
Attach a network analyzer to the server and check all connections.
Replace the hub.
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