Which TCP/IP command can be used to enter commands into a remote computer?
1. >>Telnet
2. ARP
3. Nbtstat
4. Netstat
Explanation : Telnet allows you to communicate with another computer on the network remotely, entering commands to control the remote computer. To open a telnet session using Windows 9x and Windows NT/2000/XP, type "telnet (ipaddress)" from the command line.
Nbtstat (NetBIOS Status) displays current information about TCP/IP and NetBEUI when both are being used on the same network.
Netstat displays information about current TCP/IP connections.
Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) manages the IP-to-Ethernet address translation tables used to find the Media Access Control (MAC) address of a host on the network when the IP address is known.
Objective: Networks
