Displays current local IP addresses, default gateway, and DNS servers.

Shows network adapters, their link speed, and connection status.

Pings a remote host to check basic connectivity and response time.

Checks if a specific network port is open on a target host.

Performs detailed DNS lookups to resolve domain names to IP addresses.

Shows the local ARP table mapping local IPs to MAC addresses.

Displays the network routing table for outbound traffic.

Lists all active TCP network connections and their current states.

Shows recently resolved domain names stored in the local cache.

Lists configuration properties for IPv4 and IPv6 network interfaces.

Displays the active Windows Firewall rules on the computer.

Shows whether the current network is Public, Private, or Domain, affecting firewall behavior.

Shows sent/received packet counts and errors per adapter, useful for spotting cable/NIC issues.

Shows configured DNS servers per interface, shorter than ipconfig /all.

Lists folders shared from this system over the network.

Shows current user identity, groups, and permission level, useful if the network uses Active Directory.

Shows full system info including Windows version, domain membership, and hostname.

Displays basic network configuration like IP address and default gateway.

Shows detailed network settings, including MAC addresses and DNS servers.

Tests network connectivity and measures latency to a remote host.

Traces and displays the route (hops) data takes to reach a destination.

Queries DNS servers to find the IP address of a domain or vice versa.

Displays the local ARP cache, showing IP-to-MAC mappings.

Lists all active network connections, open ports, and routing statistics.

Combines ping and tracert to show network latency and packet loss.

Lists other computers in the local network (workgroup) sharing files or printers.

Displays the routing table in the older cmd-compatible format.