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Hey, welcome back.

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So in this lesson, we are going to learn about a few more networking commands.

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So let's quickly begin.

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So the first command that we are going to see is the query or control, the network driver and hardware

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settings command.

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So for that, you can simply type each tool and the interface you want to look upon.

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So you can see the details over here.

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So now this is going to show you the network driver and the hardware settings of the adapter that you

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are looking for, as you can see over here.

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So these are the settings for EDGE Zero.

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All right.

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Let's move ahead now in case you want to see if any of the host is up or no or simply you want to send

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ICMP equal request to the host to check if it is alive.

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You can use the command, which is ping so you can simply ping to someone.

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So let's ping to the same device.

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And the IP address of this device is one 92.1 60 8.0. 100 and let's hit enter and you can see the successful

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ping has been started.

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And also we are able to see this output which says 64 bytes from this IP address, which is the this

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own machine is replying perfect.

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So one thing you should always remember is the network or system admins widely use this command which

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is ping to identify different devices which is connected into their LAN network to identify if the host

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is up or down, if it is alive or no.

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So this can be handy in case you also want to know the different devices that are being connected into

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your network to check if they are alive or no.

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So I hope you guys understood how you can use Ping into your day to day life as it is going to save

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a lot of your time.

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To identify the devices that are being connected into your network and to check if they are alive or

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no.

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Thank you.