How do Windows hosts allow routing tables to be displayed?
Understand the Problem
The question asks about the correct command(s) on Windows hosts to display the routing table. The routing table is a list of network destinations and the next hop to reach those destinations, used by the operating system to determine where to send network traffic.
Answer
Use `route print` or `netstat -r` commands in the command prompt.
To display routing tables on Windows hosts, you can use the route print command or the netstat -r command in the command prompt.
Answer for screen readers
To display routing tables on Windows hosts, you can use the route print command or the netstat -r command in the command prompt.
More Information
The route print command is more specific to displaying and modifying the routing table, while netstat -r displays routing information along with other network statistics.
Tips
Ensure you have the necessary permissions to execute these commands, as they provide information about network configuration.
Sources
- route | Microsoft Learn - learn.microsoft.com
- How To Add a Static TCP/IP Route to the Windows Routing Table - howtogeek.com
- Appendix Lab - Viewing Host Routing Tables Answers - itexamanswers.net
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