Get the most out of CMD in Windows with these networking commands

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Network connectivity is no longer a luxury, but a requirement to be able to continue our daily tasks. Today in RedesZone we are going to make a complete collection of all the basic network commands for Windows 10. These basic network management commands will become your allies in solving any internet connection problem.


One of the fastest ways to check network connectivity or diagnose any kind of error when China Email List configuring or assigning IP addresses is to do it through the popular Windows cmd (command line). While it's much easier to do this via a graphical user interface, you'll see how once you learn these commands, it will be much faster to perform the task in question.



This is one of the most basic commands. However, this is one of the most useful if we want to have more control over what is happening with our network connectivity. What information can you know? If your computer manages to reach a destination with a specific IP address, how long it takes (in milliseconds) for a data packet to be activated and deactivated. Below you can see what the output should be if we successfully ping






Note that you can not only ping an IP address, but also a domain. If you enter a valid domain or IP address, the ping will succeed and show "Reply from XXXX"



Therefore, this IP address corresponds to the domain we indicated at the time of the ping.


Now if this command doesn't run successfully, maybe it's because we don't provide the correct IP address or domain or, it's not available and it's returning error messages like " Unable to reach the destination host


" Where " Response time exceeded for this request ".


Note: as each ping is performed by sending 4 packets, it is possible to indicate how many packets you want to send. Either 10, 100 or whatever amount you want.