A system has three different network adapters installed. Which of the following should a technician use to get the details of all the adapters at the same time?

The correct answer is A. IPCONFIG /ALL. IPCONFIG /ALL is the correct command. It displays detailed configuration information for every network adapter installed on the system, including Ethernet adapters, wireless adapters, loopback adapters, and virtual adapters. The output for each adapter includes its description…

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AIPCONFIG /ALL
BNETSTAT /A
CNBTSTAT /ALL
DPING LOCALHOST

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A
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B
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C
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Explanation

IPCONFIG /ALL is the correct command. It displays detailed configuration information for every network adapter installed on the system, including Ethernet adapters, wireless adapters, loopback adapters, and virtual adapters. The output for each adapter includes its description, physical (MAC) address, DHCP enabled/disabled status, IP address(es), subnet mask, default gateway, DNS servers, WINS servers, and lease information. The other options are incorrect: NETSTAT /A shows active network connections and listening ports (not adapter details); NBTSTAT /ALL is not a valid switch (nbtstat uses different flags like -n, -r); and PING LOCALHOST simply tests the loopback interface and provides no adapter configuration details.

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