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1.05 Guided Exercise Using Basic Network Utilities

This document provides instructions for using basic network utilities on Windows 10, Windows Server 2012, and Ubuntu Server. It includes steps to log in, use the ipconfig and ping commands to identify IP addresses and test connectivity, as well as using netstat to observe network connections. Each operating system has specific commands and login credentials outlined for the user to follow.

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1.05 Guided Exercise Using Basic Network Utilities

This document provides instructions for using basic network utilities on Windows 10, Windows Server 2012, and Ubuntu Server. It includes steps to log in, use the ipconfig and ping commands to identify IP addresses and test connectivity, as well as using netstat to observe network connections. Each operating system has specific commands and login credentials outlined for the user to follow.

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Machines Windows 10, Windows Server
2012, Ubuntu Server

In this exercise, you will use basic network utilities.


Use the ipconfig command on Windows 10 to identify the IP address.
Login to Windows 10 using the following credentials:
Username: Admin
Password: Pa$$w0rd
Once logged in right click on Start button.

Then select Command Prompt (Admin) and click Yes on the User
Account Control window. On the command prompt window, write the
command ipconfig and then press the enter button.

Use the ping command on Windows 10 to ping the host 192.168.1.20


Use the ipconfig command on Windows Server 2012 to identify the IP
address.
Login to Windows Server 2012 using the following credentials:
Username: Administrator
Password: Pa$$w0rd
Then right click on the Start button and select Command Prompt
(Admin)
On the command prompt window write the command ipconfig and
press enter.

Use the ping command on Windows Server 2012 to ping the host
192.168.1.30.

Use the ifconfig command on Ubuntu Server to identify the IP address.


Login with the following credentials:
Username: user
Password: Pa$$w0rd
Once logged in click on the terminal icon (last icon) the left side menu.
On the terminal window write the command ifconfig and press enter.

Open a terminal window and use the command “ping –c 4


192.168.1.10” on Ubuntu Server to ping the host 192.168.1.10.

Use the command “netstat -tulpn” on the Ubuntu Server and


observe the output. You will notice that the Local Address bound with a
port is a specific service listening on that port. Also there is a Foreign
Address which is a remote host connected to that specific service.
There is also a state which is listening or can be established in the
case of a remote host connection.
Use the command “netstat –a” on the Windows Server 2012 and
observe the output. You will notice that the Local Address bound with a
port is a specific service listening on that port. Also there is a Foreign
Address which is a remote host connected to that specific service.
There is also a state which is listening or can be established in the
case of a remote host connection.

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