Why would a lawyer need to use the tracert command?
- to verify activity on the PC by displaying all active TCP connections on the device
- to query the Domain Name Sysytem (DNS) to get domain names and mapping information
- to quickly verify connectivity by sending echo-request messages to the destination and receiving a series of echo-reply messages from that destination
- to display a list of the near-side router interfaces between the source device and the destination device
Explanation: tracert – The command traces the route that packets take from your computer to a destination host. At the command prompt, enter tracerthostname. The first listing in the results is your default gateway. Each listing after that is the router that packets are traveling through to reach the destination. Tracert shows you where packets are stopping, indicating where the problem is occurring.
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