A network technician suspects that there is an issue with the routing table on a Windows- based server. Which of the following commands will enable the technician to validate this hypothesis?

The correct answer is A. route print. The 'route print' command on Windows displays the full IP routing table, showing all known routes including destination networks, subnet masks, gateways, interfaces, and metric values. This lets a technician verify that routes are correctly configured or identify…

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Aroute print
Broute
Cipconfig
Dtracert

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Explanation

The 'route print' command on Windows displays the full IP routing table, showing all known routes including destination networks, subnet masks, gateways, interfaces, and metric values. This lets a technician verify that routes are correctly configured or identify missing/incorrect entries. The bare 'route' command without arguments only displays usage help and does not print the routing table. 'ipconfig' displays interface-level IP configuration (IP address, subnet mask, default gateway) but not the complete routing table. 'tracert' traces the hop-by-hop path to a destination, which can hint at routing problems but does not directly display the routing table.

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