A group of users report that they can access local resources but cannot access the Internet. Which of the following should the administrator use to test connectivity?

Tracert (traceroute) is a diagnostic command-line utility that maps the path a packet takes to reach a destination. It identifies each hop (router) along the path, allowing an administrator to pinpoint where connectivity is failing or where delays are occurring to the Internet.

Msconfig is a system configuration utility used to manage startup programs and services, not for diagnosing network connectivity paths.

Route is used to view or modify a system's IP routing table, but it does not actively test connectivity or show the hop-by-hop path taken by packets.

Net use is a command used to connect to, disconnect from, and view shared network resources like mapped drives, which is unrelated to diagnosing Internet access issues.