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2000-07-31, 6:02 pm

1: What utility can you use to view who is currently connected via TCP/IP to your Workstation?

A: netstat

2: What is the utility used to view what configuration changes a DHCP Server made to your workstation Configuration?

A: ipconfig/all

3: What is the utility command used to purge the contents of the arp cache?

A: arp -d

4: What is the utility used to monitor Ethernet traffic and the TCP/IP statistics on your workstation?

A: netstat -e -s

5: What utility do you use to see the IP address-to-MAC address name resolutions on your workstation?

A: ARP

6: Name 2 utilities that will give you a summary of cumulative IP and Ethernet statistics on a Windows NT4.0 server since last boot up.

A: Network Monitor & Netstat

7: In which case will arp -a display more than one ARP cache?

A: When the host has more than one network adapter

8: You want to analyze and decode TCP/IP packets that are received by your NT Server computer.
What would you use?

A: Network monitor

9: What would you do to find out which computers send the most traffic to each NT server computer on the network?

A: Use network monitor on each server

10: What utility would you use to view a list of all NetBIOS names currently located on a NT Server computer?

A: NBTstat

11: Working at a Windows NT Server computer, you want to view a chart of TCP/IP protocol statistics for that server. Which utility should you use?

A: Performance monitor

12: Working at a Windows NT Server computer, you want to view TCP/IP protocol statistics that are cumulative from the last time that this server was started. Which utility should you use?

A: netstat.exe

13: What is the proper format for the command to add an IP address to the routing table?

A: route add {destination address} mask {subnet mask} {default gateway}).

14: What utility would you use to remotely run a program that's on a UNIX computer.

A: Telnet

15: Which utility allows you to purge NetBIOS names in the cache on a Windows NT computer?

A: NBTstat –R

16: Your publishing company maintains data on upcoming book releases on a Windows NT server connected to the Internet. You want customers to be able to download theses files upon request regardless of what operating system they are using. What utility should you implement?

A: FTP

17: Which command can you use to access the routing tables of a NT server computer?

A: netstat & route

18: You want to capture and decode TCP/IP packets on your NT server. What tool would you use?

A: Network Monitor

19: From your Windows NT computer you want to view your ATECs course catalog which is stored on a UNIX computer. Which option should you use?

A: Telnet using a DNS server.

20: After installing NT Workstation on your computer you want to test the connection to a remote Windows NT server using TCP/IP. What command would you use?

A ping
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