Using Windows Batch in command prompt. - Call this programCreate a.pdf
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The document provides instructions on creating a batch file in Windows and a command sequence that displays specific network information, including executable paths and IP addresses. It also outlines similar commands for a Linux terminal. The steps include using commands like 'dir', 'ping', and 'netstat' with pauses for clarity.
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- 1. Using Windows Batch in command prompt. - Call this program Create a batch file that when executed will display the following. Include a pause between each command 1 - For the current computer find the path that is used to search for executable programs. 2 - Find fiu.edu's ip address. 3 - Show the active connections in the current computer 4 - Find the routers used to reach google.com 5 - The IP address of the current computer Do the same above with Linux Terminal Mode Solution Create a text file in desktop. Rename it using .bat extension. Open it with note pad and type the following command there: ECHO OFF 1) dir /s /b *.exe PAUSE 2) ping , where is the computer name or domain name PAUSE 3) when the cmd opens type - netstat -a PAUSE 4) ping google.com PAUSE 5) on cmd window type- ipconfig PAUSE save the file.