What are the Most Useful Network Commands?
When you open your browser and roam freely in the Internet world, are you addicted to downloading various useful software? Perhaps a large part of this is network tools! But please don't neglect your presence-there are a lot of network utilities in the windows system. Although it is relatively simple, it is not simple. Based on the "simple is beautiful" principle, the following shows you the style of windows network utility.
Network command
- You open
- According to the default settings, the ping command running on windows sends 4
- arp is an important
- Most hosts usually reside on only one connection
- Run cmd command prompt and enter nslookup -q = mx cnbbx .com directly
- Command format: nslookup [-q: query type] [Do not need to add HTTP: // for the domain name that needs to be queried] [Do not fill in the domain name server default]
- Following is the value of the -q input A address record (Ipv4)
AAAA Address Record (Ipv6)
AFSDB Andrew file system database server records (don't understand)
ATMA ATM address record (not ATM)
CNAME alias record HINFO hardware configuration record, including CPU, operating system information ISDN domain name corresponding ISDN number MB server for the specified mailbox MG mail group record MINFO mail group and mailbox information record MR renamed mailbox record MX mail server record NS name server Record PTR reverse record (interpret domain name from IP address)
RP person in charge records RT route penetration record (don't understand)
SRV TCP server information record (will be of great use)
Text information corresponding to TXT domain name X25 X.25 address record corresponding to domain name