Telnet - Provides a virtual terminal or remote
login across the network. The remote server must be running a Telnet
service for clients to connect.
Tracert - By sending out ICMP packets, it
determines the path taken by a data packet to reach it’s destination and
can help determine at what point a network connection is now longer
active.
WINIPCFG - Displays current TCP/IP configurations
on the local workstation for Windows 9x computers.
IPCONFIG - IPCONFIG displays the TCP/IP
configuration on the Windows NT computers. The /all switch will display
more in depth configuration information. The /release and /renew options
can be used to update DHCP settings.
FTP - Used for transferring data across a network
from a server to a client.
PING - Uses ICMP to verify a connection to a remote host by sending
echo requests and "listening" for replies.
FTP - Stands for File Transfer Protocol and is a
method of transferring files between 2 machines.
NSLOOKUP - This utility is used to enter a host
name and find out the corresponding IP address and is often used for
troubleshooting DNS problems. Reverse lookups can also be performed.
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