Question

When we type in the name of a batch file in Command Prompt, Command Prompt will look for variables called:

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Preset Variables

Replacement Variables

Permanent Variables

Batch Variables

We can use this character to pass the output from one command to the next:

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| (Pipe)

, (Comma)

> (Angled Bracket)

& (Ampersand)

The following is utility tool we can use that are resided in the directory C:\Windows\System32:

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IPCONFIG

NETSH

PING

All of the above

To view a list of logical ports listening, we can use this utility tool:

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NETSTAT

IPCONFIG

PING

ROUTE

Answer 1

When we type in the name of a batch file in Command Prompt, Command Prompt will look for variables called:Batch variables.

We can use this character to pass the output from one command to the next : | (pipe)

,(comma) is used to split when there are many variables.

>(Angles bracket) - used for redirecting the output.

&(Ampersent) - Used to seperate commands when there are multiple commands present.

The following is utility tool we can use that are resided in the directory C:\Windows\System32: All the above

IPCONFIG tool , NETSH tool , PING tool all these tools are used for network configuration.(i.e) Used to reside in directory.

To view a list of logical ports listening, we can use this utility tool:NETSTAT

netstat -an |find /i "listening" , this is a command used to list all the logical ports listening.