A technician wants to view the full TCP/IP configuration for all network adapters on a Windows workstation. Which of the following commands would provide the most comprehensive information?
The command 'ipconfig /all' is used to display all current TCP/IP network configuration values, including for all adapters. The output includes the hostname, primary DNS suffix, node type, IP routing and WINS proxy settings, and details of each network adapter, such as MAC address, DHCP status, IP addresses, subnet masks, default gateways, and DNS servers. This is the best choice for obtaining complete network configuration details as opposed to other ipconfig switches that provide more limited information.
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