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Here is the list of Network Commands in Windows Powershell- Test-Connection : This command tests the connection with specific computer by sending pings. This command is similar to “ping” command.
- ipconfig – This command displays IP addresses and physical addresses of each network interface.
- getmac – This command displays the physical addresses of each network interface.
- Send-MailMessage : This command sends an email message. You need to provide SMTP server details to be able to send an email message.
- HostName : This command displays the name of computer.
- Resolve-DNSName : This command looks up DNS records for specific host.
- Netstat : This command shows all network connections.
- FTP : This command lets you connect to remote host using FTP protocol.
- Telnet : This command lets you login to system remotely.
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