#1
Which command is used to check the IP address configuration of a network interface in Linux?
ifconfig
ExplanationDisplays network interface configuration
#2
What does the 'ping' command do?
Checks the connectivity between two devices
ExplanationVerifies network connectivity
#3
What does the 'netstat' command do?
Displays active network connections
ExplanationShows active network connections
#4
What does the 'ipconfig' command do in Windows?
Displays network configuration information
ExplanationShows network configuration details
#5
Which command is used to view the current network configuration in Windows?
ipconfig
ExplanationDisplays current network configuration
#6
Which command is used to test connectivity to a specific network host?
ping
ExplanationTests connection to a network host
#7
What is the purpose of the 'traceroute' command?
To trace the route packets take to reach a destination
ExplanationTraces the route of network packets
#8
What is the purpose of the 'arp' command?
To display the ARP cache
ExplanationShows ARP cache information
#9
Which command is used to flush the DNS cache in Windows?
ipconfig /flushdns
ExplanationClears DNS cache in Windows
#10
Which command is used to display the routing table in Linux?
route
ExplanationDisplays routing table information
#11
Which command is used to display the listening ports and active connections in Linux?
netstat
ExplanationShows active network connections
#12
What is the purpose of the 'tcpdump' command?
To analyze network traffic
ExplanationAnalyzes network traffic
#13
What is the purpose of the 'ss' command in Linux?
To display active network connections
ExplanationShows active network connections
#14
What does the 'iftop' command do?
Monitors network bandwidth usage
ExplanationMonitors network bandwidth usage
#15
What is the purpose of the 'nmap' command?
To scan and discover devices on a network
ExplanationScans and discovers devices on a network