220-1002 · Question #614
220-1002 Question #614: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation
The correct answer is B: Use the petsh command to reset the workstation adapter. Then use the ipconfig /renew command. The requirement is to switch workstations from static IP addresses to DHCP-assigned addresses using only a command-line utility, without Group Policy. The netsh command (Network Shell) can programmatically set a network adapter to obtain an IP address automatically from DHCP (e.g
Question
Options
- AUse the ipconfig/release and ipconfig /renev command to have the workstation contact the DHCP
- BUse the petsh command to reset the workstation adapter. Then use the ipconfig /renew command
- CUse the net use command to view active connection on the network. Then use the ipconf /renew
- DUse the netstat command to find connections on the workstation adapter. Then use the ipconf
Explanation
The requirement is to switch workstations from static IP addresses to DHCP-assigned addresses using only a command-line utility, without Group Policy. The netsh command (Network Shell) can programmatically set a network adapter to obtain an IP address automatically from DHCP (e.g., 'netsh interface ip set address "Local Area Connection" dhcp'). After changing the adapter configuration to DHCP mode, ipconfig /renew forces the adapter to contact the DHCP server and obtain a lease. ipconfig /release and /renew (A) only work if the adapter is already configured for DHCP; they cannot switch a static-IP adapter to DHCP. net use (C) manages network share connections, not adapter IP settings. netstat (D) displays active TCP/IP connections and port information and cannot reconfigure adapter settings.
Community Discussion
No community discussion yet for this question.