Network+ QOTW - 13/Feb/2006

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A Windows 2000 Server is having problems in it's network connectivity. You need to verify which IP addresses have been resolved to a MAC address.

From the command line which utility would you use?

A) arp -s

B) nbtstat -a

C) arp -d

D) arp -a

Good Luck People!

 

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I'll go for [HIDE]D[/HIDE] here.

Harry.

 

[hide]D: arp -a[/hide]

 

[HIDE]D[/HIDE]

 

[HIDE]D) arp -a[/HIDE]


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Edit SG: Added Hide Tags.

 

I'll go for [HIDE]D. arp -a. It's interesting because if your computer hasn't attempted a network connection in awhile, the ARP table will be blank and no information will be available when you execute the command.[/HIDE]

 

[HIDE]I'll have a D please Si. arp-a[/HIDE]

 

Off the top of my head...[HIDE]i'll say D, arp -a[/HIDE]

 

Good question!

[HIDE]My answer is D *arp -a*[/HIDE]

 

Well Done Guy's!

Everyone was correct, the answer was D) arp -a

Sorry the answer is slightly late, I have no excuses - I forgot.