Which of the following command line tools would be used to display all network information for a local PC?

The ping command tests network connectivity and round-trip latency to a target host by sending ICMP echo requests; it does not display local network configuration.

Running 'ipconfig' at the Windows command prompt displays the basic IP configuration (IP address, subnet mask, default gateway) for each active network adapter. Using 'ipconfig /all' provides additional details including MAC address, DNS servers, DHCP status, and lease information. It is the primary Windows command-line tool for viewing the complete network configuration of the local machine.

The netstat command displays active network connections, listening ports, and protocol statistics, but does not show the adapter-level IP configuration of the local machine.

The tracert command traces the hop-by-hop route that packets take to reach a remote destination and does not display local network adapter configuration.