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Networking & System Commands: Windows IT Support Masterclass
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Networking & System Commands: Windows IT Support Masterclass

Master ping, ipconfig, tracert, netsh, SFC, DISM and more — practical CMD skills for IT support, helpdesk and sysadmins
Created byFettah Ben
Last updated 8/2026
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What you'll learn

  • Test and troubleshoot network connectivity using Ping
  • View, release, and renew IP addresses using IPConfig
  • Diagnose DNS issues using NSLookup and manage the DNS cache
  • Trace network paths and pinpoint connection failures with Tracert
  • View active connections and manage routing tables
  • Configure network interfaces and firewall rules using Netsh
  • Repair corrupted Windows system files using SFC and DISM
  • Generate detailed power and battery usage reports
  • Check and repair disk errors using CheckDisk
  • View complete system configuration information from the command line

Course content

3 sections25 lectures2h 15m total length
  • Welcome to Networking & System Commands Masterclass2:05
  • Ping: Check The Connectivity6:49
  • Ping: Test The Reachability of a Network Device5:22
  • Ping the Specified Host Until Stopped3:45
  • IPConfig: Displays IP address configuration6:25
  • IPConfig: Release and Renew the IP Address3:11
  • IPConfig: Release and Renew a Specific Adapter1:18
  • Display /Purge the Contents of The DNS Resolver Cache6:25
  • NSLookUp: Diagnose Domain Name System (DNS) Infrastructure3:18
  • Display the Name of Your Computer1:49
  • Get the MAC address of Network Devices2:44
  • Specifies the Output Format1:55
  • TRACERT to Troubleshoot TCP/IP Problems16:29
  • Displays Active TCP Connections4:00
  • Manipulates Network Routing Tables7:05
  • Network Shell: Configure Network Interfaces, Windows Firewall, Routing13:18
  • Determining Which Routers or Subnets Are Having Network Problems5:46

Requirements

  • A Windows computer (Windows 10 or 11 recommended) to follow along
  • No prior command-line experience required — we start from the basics of each command
  • Basic computer literacy (opening applications, navigating folders)

Description

Do you want to troubleshoot networks and Windows systems like a real IT professional — straight from the command line?

This course teaches you the exact command-line tools that IT support technicians, help desk agents, and network administrators use every single day to diagnose connectivity issues, manage IP configurations, and keep Windows systems running smoothly.

You won't just learn commands in isolation — you'll understand when and why to use each one, so you can walk into any troubleshooting situation with confidence.

In this course, you will learn how to:

  • Test network connectivity and diagnose connection issues with Ping

  • View and manage IP address configurations with IPConfig

  • Flush and manage the DNS resolver cache

  • Diagnose DNS infrastructure problems with NSLookup

  • Trace network routes and identify where connections fail using Tracert

  • View active TCP connections and manipulate routing tables

  • Configure network interfaces and the Windows Firewall with Netsh

  • Identify which routers or subnets are causing network problems

  • Repair corrupted system files with SFC (System File Checker)

  • Service and manage Windows images with DISM

  • Generate power and battery usage reports

  • Check and repair disk problems with CheckDisk

  • View full OS configuration details from the command line

Why take this course?

Every lecture is short, focused, and demonstrates a real command you'll actually use — no filler, no fluff. Whether you're studying for an IT support role, preparing for certifications like CompTIA A+ or Network+, or you're a sysadmin who wants to work faster from the command line instead of clicking through menus, this course gives you practical, job-ready skills in hours, not weeks.

By the end of this course, you'll be able to diagnose and resolve common networking and system issues on Windows using nothing but the command line — a skill that instantly sets you apart in any IT role.

This course is perfect for:
Help desk technicians, IT support specialists, network administrators, sysadmins, students preparing for IT certifications, and anyone who wants to move beyond the graphical interface and work like a true power user.

Enroll now and start troubleshooting like a pro.

Who this course is for:

  • IT support technicians and help desk agents who want to troubleshoot faster using the command line
  • Network administrators and sysadmins who want to strengthen their CMD/networking toolkit
  • Students preparing for IT certifications (CompTIA A+, Network+, or similar) that test command-line networking tools
  • Beginners in IT who want practical, real-world troubleshooting skills employers actually look for
  • Anyone who wants to stop relying only on the graphical interface and start working faster from the command line