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    The document provides instructions for a student to complete 8 networking tasks in a command prompt to gather information about their computer's network configuration. The tasks include using IPCONFIG to find the IP and MAC addresses, pinging neighbors and DNS, using HOSTNAME to find the computer name, ARP to view the ARP cache, NETSTAT to view network statistics, and TRACERT to map routes and hops to netscape.com and microsoft.com servers. The student is asked to record and submit the results.

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    (C) ITM301 Lab2 (2%) : What Is Your IP Address?

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    The document provides instructions for a student to complete 8 networking tasks in a command prompt to gather information about their computer's network configuration. The tasks include using IPCONFIG to find the IP and MAC addresses, pinging neighbors and DNS, using HOSTNAME to find the computer name, ARP to view the ARP cache, NETSTAT to view network statistics, and TRACERT to map routes and hops to netscape.com and microsoft.com servers. The student is asked to record and submit the results.

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    (C)ITM301 Lab2 (2%)

    1. Open a command prompt. At prompt type in IPCONFIG /all What is your IP address?

    What is your MAC address (Physical address)? What is your MAC address (Physical address)?

    2. Ping 2 neighbors IP address. What message did you get on the screen? 3. Ping the DNS address.

    4. At command prompt type in HOSTNAME and then press enter. What is your computers NetBios Name (Host name). 5. At command prompt : type in: Arp a What are the physical Addresses (MAC addresses) registered in your ARP cache? 6. At command prompt type in: NETSTAT -a What does Netstat command and What type/s of information did you get by running the above command?

    7. At command prompt type in tracert www.netscape.com a) What is netspaces IP address b) How many hops it took for your message to reach the netscape server

    8. At command prompt type in tracert www.microsoft.com a) What is Microsofts IP address b) Did your message reach Microsoft server? Why? Why not? Explain in details your answer.

    Post your results to Turnitin.com Lab1

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