220-802 · Question #643
Anne, a technician, is trying to access the company intranet and is receiving an error stating the website is not found. Which of the following tools would she use to determine if the intranet…
The correct answer is A. PING. PING is the correct tool. It sends ICMP echo request packets to a target host and waits for replies, confirming whether a remote device is reachable on the network. If the intranet server responds to a ping, it is online and the issue is likely DNS or application-level. NETSTAT…
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Anne, a technician, is trying to access the company intranet and is receiving an error stating the website is not found. Which of the following tools would she use to determine if the intranet server is online?
Options
- APING
- BNETSTAT
- CNSLOOKUP
- DIPCONFIG
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Explanation
PING is the correct tool. It sends ICMP echo request packets to a target host and waits for replies, confirming whether a remote device is reachable on the network. If the intranet server responds to a ping, it is online and the issue is likely DNS or application-level. NETSTAT shows active network connections and port statistics. NSLOOKUP queries DNS records but does not test host reachability. IPCONFIG displays the local machine's IP configuration and does not test remote hosts.
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