Which of the following commands will display the associated IP address of a network adapter in Windows and Linux environments? (Select TWO).

The correct answer is D. ifconfig E. ipconfig. 'ipconfig' (E) is the Windows command-line tool used to display IP address configuration for all network adapters. 'ifconfig' (D) is its Unix/Linux equivalent that displays interface configuration including IP addresses, subnet masks, and MAC addresses. 'dig' (A) and 'nslookup'…

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Adig
Bnslookup
Cnbstat
Difconfig
Eipconfig

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A
2% (1)
B
2% (1)
C
7% (3)
D
88% (37)

Explanation

'ipconfig' (E) is the Windows command-line tool used to display IP address configuration for all network adapters. 'ifconfig' (D) is its Unix/Linux equivalent that displays interface configuration including IP addresses, subnet masks, and MAC addresses. 'dig' (A) and 'nslookup' (B) are DNS lookup tools, not adapter configuration tools. 'nbstat' (C) - the correct command is 'nbtstat' - displays NetBIOS over TCP/IP statistics and name tables, not IP address assignments. Note: modern Linux systems often use 'ip addr' instead of ifconfig, but ifconfig remains a valid and widely tested answer.

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