Unapproved Windows Network Tools (2)

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Unapproved Windows Network Tools Su Yuyang Zhihong 01-5-23 11:33:06

Second, debug maintenance tools

1. TCP / IP Configuration Program IPCONFIG

Function: TCP / IP configuration programs for the DOS interface, you can view and change TCP / IP configuration parameters. Displays the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway of this unit in the default mode.

Format: ipconfig [parameter]

parameter:

/ All: Display all detail information, including hostname, node type, DNS server, NetBIOS range identifier, enable IP route, enable WINS proxy, NetBIOS parsing uses DNS, adapter address, IP address, network mask, default gateway, DHCP Server, master WINS server, assist WINS server, gaining rights, etc.

/ Batch [file]: Write the query results to the file specified by the Winipcfg.txt file or parameter [file]. This is a text file.

/ renew_all: Update all adapters.

/ release_all: Releases all adapters.

Example: Enter a command ipconfig / all / batch myip.txt, all details are written to the following myip.txt file:

Windows 98 IP Configuration

Host Name..................

............:

..........: Broadcast

Netbios scope id.........

IP routing enabled.....: No

Wins proxy enabled......: No

NetBIOS Resolution Uses DNS: NO

0 ethernet adapter:

PPP Adapter.

................: 44-45-53-54-00-00

Yes..........: YES

IP address...........: 0.0.0.0

Subnet mask...........: 0.0.0.0

..........:

DHCP server..........................

....:

Secondary WINS Server...:

..........:

...........:

2. TCP / IP configuration program WinipConfig

Format: Winipcfg

Function: The TCP / IP configuration program for the Windows 98 interface is the same as the TCP / IP configuration program function in the DOS interface, but it is more convenient to operate. You can check and change the TCP / IP configuration parameters. Displays the IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway of this unit in the default mode. Display all information in detail mode (see figure below).

3. Network routing table setup program ROUTE

Function: View, add, delete, modify the routing table entry.

Format: Route [-f] [command [destination] [mask netmask] [Gateway] [metric metric]

parameter:

-f: Clear the routing table of all gateway entry, if this parameter is used in combination with other commands, the priority of the routing table is greater than other commands.

Command:

Print: Print a routing

Add: Add a route

Delete: Delete a routing

Change: Modify a route

Destination: Specify the target host.

Mask Netmask: Mask specifies the subnet mask of the route entry. If not specified, the default is 255.255.255.255. Gateway: Specifies the gateway.

Example: Route delete 157.0.0.0 This command deletes a routing entry 157.0.0.0.

Third, network application tools

1. File Transfer Tool FTP

Function: Transport files on the network using the FTP protocol. FTP is a file transfer tool similar to a UNIX program, familiar with UNIX, can discover that these commands are similar to the UNIX command.

2. Remote login Tool Telnet

Function: Connect and log in to a remote host, using the host's various resources. This tool is very helpful for those who are familiar with UNIX commands. The commonly used microcomputers cannot compare with large hosts on the Internet, and their microcomputer simulation is a terminal, using a large host in overseas through the network. Various resources are the dream of advanced users.

When you first connect to a remote computer, remote computing opportunities ask you to log in to your account and password. If you don't have an account, it may be allowed to log in as a "new user". It is also possible to become a registered user by answering and registering the registration information.

If it is in the DOS era, simple and practical, powerful debug tool is a computers analyzing tracking, solving the difficult secret weapon. Then in the Internet age, the operating system integrated network utility will quickly become a network user's desktop utility.

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