You work as a Network Administrator for McRobert Inc. You want to know the NetBIOS name of your computer. Which of the following commands will you use?

NETSTAT -s displays per-protocol statistics (TCP, UDP, ICMP) for IP networking and has no knowledge of NetBIOS names.

NBTSTAT -s displays the current NetBIOS sessions (active connections to remote machines), not the local computer's NetBIOS name.

NBTSTAT is the Windows command-line tool for displaying NetBIOS over TCP/IP statistics and name tables. The -n switch specifically lists the local NetBIOS names registered by the computer, including the machine name, workgroup, and services, making it the correct command to find a computer's NetBIOS name.

NETSTAT -n displays active TCP/IP connections using numeric IP addresses instead of resolving hostnames, and does not interact with NetBIOS naming.