In: Computer Science
By default, if we do not include comments with the /C switch when using the Shutdown command, the Pop-up message will include the time available (countdown) before the shutdown occurs. TRUE OR FALSE
When we use the NSLOOKUP command and see the result displays a "Non-authoritative answer", this means the information is inaccurate. TRUE OR FALSE
Not only can we use the ROBOCOPY command to copy files and directories, we can also use it to move files and directories. TRUE OR FALSE
When we use the COLOR or PROMPT command to customize our Command Prompt, it is a permanent change unless we explicitly change them again with the COLOR or PROMPT command. TRUE OR FALSE
First statement is false
When you no used /C switch in shutdown command the no pop-up massage is display
Hence second statement is false
@Second statement is true@
Because Non-authoritive name server do not contain original source files of Romain's zone
Ex we query for DNS records of domain tecadmin.net and Google open DNS server 9.9.9.9 respond for this query which doesn't contain domain's original zone fiels. This answer is known a Non-authoritive answer.
Server: 9.9.9.9
Address. 8.8.8.8#53
Non-authoritive answer:
Name : tecadmin.net
Address : 104.27.189.217
Name : tecadmin.net
Address : 104.27.188.217
Hence second statement is TRUE
Third statement is TRUE
ROBOCOPY command is used both copy and move fiels and directories
Syntax for copy the file by using ROBOCOPY
ROBOCOPY /S /E D:\dir1\data E:\backup\data
Syntax for move the file by using ROBOCOPY
You can add /MOV switch to delete fiels from source files
Robocopy /MOV /S /E D:\dir1\data E:\backup\data
You delete both switching fiels and directories from source files
Robocopy /MOVE /S /E D:\dir1\data E:\backup\data
Hence above statement is True
Robocopy is used copy as well as move the files
Fourth statement is False
COLOR or PROMPT command effect is a available until command prompt is open , once if you close command prompt , effect of the COLOUR OR PROMPT effect is finished
Syntax COLOR COMMAND
COLOR xy
'x' represent the color of the Terminal background, whereas,
'y' represent the color of the font on the Command Prompt Terminal.
Hence above statement is False