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Tier 1 Troubleshooting Basic Commands

For Windows Systems:

ipconfig
Displays the current network configuration (IP address, subnet mask, default gateway).
Example:
ipconfig
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew

ping
Checks connectivity to another device or server.
Example:
ping google.com

tracert
Traces the route packets take to a destination.
Example:
tracert google.com

nslookup
Queries DNS to obtain domain name or IP address information.
Example:
nslookup google.com

netstat
Displays network statistics and active connections.
Example:
netstat -a

taskmgr
Opens the Task Manager.
Example:
taskmgr

sfc /scannow
Runs the System File Checker to fix corrupted system files.
Example:
sfc /scannow
chkdsk
Checks for and repairs file system errors.
Example:
chkdsk /f

shutdown
Shuts down or restarts the computer.
Example:
shutdown /r /f /t 0

For macOS/Linux Systems:

ifconfig
Displays or configures network interface settings.
Example:
ifconfig

ping
Same as in Windows to check network connectivity.
Example:
ping [domain or IP]

traceroute
Similar to tracert in Windows.
Example:
traceroute [domain]

dig
Similar to nslookup but provides more detailed information.
Example:
dig [domain]

df -h
Displays available disk space.
Example:
df -h

top
Displays running processes (similar to Task Manager).
Example:
top
ps aux
Lists running processes.
Example:
ps aux

sudo shutdown -r now


Restarts the system immediately.
Example:
sudo shutdown -r now

Network Troubleshooting:

netsh
Used to reset network settings in Windows.
Example:
netsh winsock reset

route print
Displays routing table.
Example:
route print

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