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IT Report Group Lab : The document summarizes the key findings from an IT report. It discusses using IPCONFIG and PUTTY to view network configuration details like the MAC address, DHCP server, IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway. It also examines the NETSTATE command on the local computer and class server. PING was used to check connectivity to servers, and NSLOOKUP and TRACERT were used to find information and trace the pathway to a specific server.
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