10 basic CMD commands to manage your wireless network

CMD:

WiFi:

> netsh wlan show profile >> this shows the users of the WiFi network

> netstat -a >> this can check whether our network is misused 

> ping >> tells whether your computer can reach some destination IP address or domain name , if it  can how long it would take data to travel there and back again.

> tracert >>  it sends out a data packet as a way to troubleshoot any network issues you might have, but instead tracks the route of the packet as it hops from server to server.

> pathping >> same as tracert but takes a little longer to execute.After a packet is sent to a given destination , it analyses the root taken and computes packet loss on a per hop basis.

> ipconfig >> shows every network adapter on your system and how they resolve

> getmac >> this helps to know your mac address

> nslookup >> Name Server Lookup , finding out the IP address behind a certain domain name

> netstat >>  Shows all “active connections” on your system whether those connections are on , LAN or across the internet.

> netsh >> Network Shell , lets you configure every network adapter on your system