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Ping Command: Open the Command Prompt and use the ping command followed by the IP address or hostname of the server you want to check. For example: ping 192.168.1.1. This will give you information about the server’s connectivity.
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Tracert Command: Use the tracert command followed by the IP address or hostname to trace the route that packets take to reach the server. This can help identify any network issues along the way.
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Network and Sharing Center: Go to the Control Panel, then Network and Sharing Center. Here, you can view the network connections and their status. This can help you validate that the server is properly connected.
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Event Viewer: You can use the Event Viewer to check for any network-related events or errors. Look under Windows Logs > System for events related to networking.
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Resource Monitor: Use the Resource Monitor to check network activity, connections, and performance. You can find it by searching for Resource Monitor in the Start menu.
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Task Manager: Open Task Manager and go to the Performance tab. Here, you can see network usage and related information.