If you are detecting the reason for the network error, then a network command introduced will help you reduce the scope of the detection, where the fast measurement network is wrong.
1. Ping IP address (for example: ping 192.168.0.1) You can test if your computer can communicate with a computer or network device of a particular IP address. First, we can ping your computer's IP address to determine whether your computer's network connection is problematic; then, we can ping some IP addresses on the network to determine if the problem is in an external network.
2. Tracert IP address (for example, Tracert 192.168.0.100) You can record all routings passing from your computer to another computer or network device. If you see the routing IP that starts to lose the response from the routing, you can initially determine the problematic network location.
3. The ipconfig / all command can display all information about the native IP settings. If your computer cannot connect to the network, you can use the ipconfig / rent command to re-get an IP.
4. The NetStat command provides us with all TCP / IP port information used in the system. This command is very useful when it is determined if there is a Trojan intrusion system.
Top 4 common network commands, combined using these four commands can help you quickly determine the cause of the network problem.
