When you attach to the Internet, building a TCP/IP toolkit will help you troubleshoot if you run into network problems. Windows Server 2003 includes a collection of utilities to help you perform some useful functions. The Help String column in the following table shows how to get online help for syntax details on each command.
| Name | Help String | Function |
|---|---|---|
| ARP | arp /h | Displays and modifies the address translation table maintained by the TCP/IP Address Resolution Protocol |
| IPCONFIG | ipconfig /? | Displays all current TCP/IP network configuration data |
| NETSTART | netstart /? | Displays protocol statistics and current TCP/IP network connections |
| NSLOOKUP | Nslookup | Displays information about known DNS servers |
| PING | Ping | Verifies connections to local or remote computers (Ping stands for Packet InterNet Groper, an excellent IP troubleshooting tool) |
| ROUTE | Route | Displays and manipulates network routing tables |
| TRACERT | Tracert | Displays the route from your machine to a specified destination |
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