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Question 1: Windows’ Ping sends four echo requests (i.e., four ping requests) to a target by default. Based on what you did in Activity 1 of Lab 4 and/or some of the information available in the Appendix of the Lab 4 assignment (i.e., the last pages in the Lab 4 assignment), which of the following is the appropriate command for pinging target 172.217.4.36 by sending 4 echo requests without changing any of the default pinging options?
Question 2: Based on what you did in Activity 1 of Lab 4 and/or some of the information available in the Appendix of the Lab 4 assignment (i.e., the last pages in the Lab 4 assignment), which of the following commands can you use to ping the target 172.217.4.36 repeatedly until you stop the pinging yourself?
Question 3: You start pinging with the option of repeatedly pinging a target. Based on what you did in Activity 1 of Lab 4 and/or some of the information available in the Appendix of the Lab 4 assignment (i.e., the last pages in the Lab 4 assignment), which of the following can you use to stop the pinging?
Answer 1
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A) ping –l 4 172.217.4.36
instead of 172.217.4.36 IP, I have used google.com
Answer 2
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C) ping –t 172.217.4.36
Answer 3
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E) none of the above
Cltr + C will stop pinging
Thanks