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Student Name ____________________________ Date _____________
Windows CLI and Batch Lab
Objectives
In this lab, students will learn the following objectives: 1 • the basic net commands for managing networks; 2 • the local and remote shutdown commands; 3 • the basic NETSH commands for setting IP addresses; 4 • common-batch language commands and environmental variables; 5 • the common Windows shell commands and batch commands; and 6 • how to create a batch file that will run from the command prompt.
Open the lab document file for this iLab assignment: Windows_CLI_Batch_iLab.docx. As you complete each task, copy and paste the required Windows CLI session output to the lab document. Also, complete any tables and answer any questions. Required information for the lab document is shown in red. Edit out all the extra commands and mistakes in your Windows CLI session.
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Unless otherwise directed by your instructor, your lab document must be submitted to the eCollege Dropbox, as follows.
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On-Site Submission: Submit your completed lab document to the appropriate eCollege Dropbox by 11:59 p.m. on the night before your next scheduled campus class.
Online Submission: Submit your completed lab document to the appropriate eCollege Dropbox by 11:59 p.m. MDT on Sunday night at the conclusion of the week the iLab was assigned in.
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Late assignments may be accepted at the discretion of your instructor, but if they are accepted, grade penalties will be applied.
Note: All the configuration commands refer to the Ethernet NIC* on your computer. If you use a Wireless NIC and your Ethernet NIC is not connected, you may do the commands using your Wireless NIC. *NIC refers to Network Interface Card.
Task 1: Displaying IP Configuration
Windows CLI and Batch Lab
Objectives
In this lab, students will learn the following objectives: 1 • the basic net commands for managing networks; 2 • the local and remote shutdown commands; 3 • the basic NETSH commands for setting IP addresses; 4 • common-batch language commands and environmental variables; 5 • the common Windows shell commands and batch commands; and 6 • how to create a batch file that will run from the command prompt.
Open the lab document file for this iLab assignment: Windows_CLI_Batch_iLab.docx. As you complete each task, copy and paste the required Windows CLI session output to the lab document. Also, complete any tables and answer any questions. Required information for the lab document is shown in red. Edit out all the extra commands and mistakes in your Windows CLI session.
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Unless otherwise directed by your instructor, your lab document must be submitted to the eCollege Dropbox, as follows.
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On-Site Submission: Submit your completed lab document to the appropriate eCollege Dropbox by 11:59 p.m. on the night before your next scheduled campus class.
Online Submission: Submit your completed lab document to the appropriate eCollege Dropbox by 11:59 p.m. MDT on Sunday night at the conclusion of the week the iLab was assigned in.
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Late assignments may be accepted at the discretion of your instructor, but if they are accepted, grade penalties will be applied.
Note: All the configuration commands refer to the Ethernet NIC* on your computer. If you use a Wireless NIC and your Ethernet NIC is not connected, you may do the commands using your Wireless NIC. *NIC refers to Network Interface Card.
Task 1: Displaying IP Configuration