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网络知识(国外英语资料) TCP/IP troubleshooting tools The following list shows some of the TCP/IP diagnostic tools shipped with Windows XP: Basic tools Network diagnostics in help and support Contains detailed information about network configuration and automated test results. Network connection folder Contains information and configuration of all network connections on the computer. To find the network connection folder, click start, click control panel, and then click network and Internet connection. IPConfig command Display the current TCP/IP network configuration values; To update or release the rental from the dynamic host configuration protocol (DHCP); Display, register, or refresh the domain name system (DNS) name. The Ping command Send the ICMP echo request message to verify that TCP/IP is configured correctly and whether TCP/IP hosts are available. Advanced tools The Hostname command Display the name of the main computer. Nbtstat command Displays the status of the current NetBIOS connection on TCP/IP, updates the NetBIOS name cache, and displays the registered name and scope ID. PathPing command Displays the path of the TCP/IP host and the packet loss when passing each router. The Route command Display IP routing table and add or remove IP routing. Tracert command Displays the path of the TCP/IP host. To view the correct command syntax used by each of these tools, type in the name of the tool at the command prompt. It is. Windows XP Professional tools Windows XP Professional includes the following additional tools: Event viewer Record system errors and events. Computer management Change the network interface driver and other components. Back to the top troubleshooting The steps for resolving TCP/IP problems depend on the type of network connection you use and the connection problem you encounter. Automatic fault exclusion For most problems involving Internet connections, use the network diagnostics tool to determine the cause of the problem. To use network diagnostics,