Which of the following commands can be used to display the local routing table? (Choose TWO correct answers.)

`ifconfig` displays network interface configuration and statistics, not the routing table.

`dig` is a DNS lookup utility and is not used for displaying routing tables.

`netstat -r` or `netstat -rn` can display the kernel routing table, showing active routes to destinations. D. The `route` command itself, or `route -n`, is specifically designed to show and manipulate the IP routing table, making it a direct tool for this purpose.

`trackroute` is not a standard command for displaying the local routing table; `traceroute` displays the path to a remote host.