Networking Commands on Windows for Troubleshooting | Common basic Network Commands | Easy Fixes for Connection Issues #network #shorts #cmd #commandprompt #windows10 #windows11

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In this Shorts video, we’ll walk you through the essential networking commands in Windows that can help you troubleshoot and fix common connection issues. Whether you’re dealing with a slow connection, DNS problems, or cannot access certain websites, these commands will help you diagnose and resolve the issue efficiently.

Commands covered in this video:

ipconfig – Display your network settings, release and renew IP address, and flush DNS cache.
ping – Test connectivity to a remote host, check your internet connection.
tracert (Traceroute) – Trace the route of network packets to identify where issues may occur along the path.
nslookup – Query DNS to resolve domain names and troubleshoot DNS-related problems.
netstat – View active network connections and diagnose network performance or security issues.
These networking commands are essential tools for anyone working with Windows and will help you get back online quickly.

Use these commands to:

Troubleshoot network connectivity problems
Diagnose DNS and IP address issues
Track network performance
Identify active connections or programs using your network
Make sure to watch till the end for tips and tricks on how to use these commands effectively!

Let me know in the comments if you have any questions or other network-related issues you’d like help with.

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