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Mason Monroe answered on February 16, 2023 Popularity 10/10 Helpfulness 2/10

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Syntax:       ipconfig [/allcompartments] [/all|/renew [adapter] | /release [adapter]|/renew6 [adapter]|/release6 [adapter]| /flushdns|displaydns|/registerdns|/showclassid [adapter]| /setclassid adapter [classid]|/showclassid6 [adapter]| /setclassid6 adapter [classid]]
Explanation:  [/allcompartments] displays information regarding all compartments and, when used with the /all option, shows detailed information about all compartments.
              [/all] displays all configuration information, including IP and MAC addresses.
              [/renew] renews the IPv4 address for a specific adapter.
              [/release] releases the IPv4 address for a specific adapter.
              [/renew6] renews the IPv6 address for a specific adapter.
              [/release6] releases the IPv6 address for a specific adapter.
              [/flushdns] removes all entries from the DNS resolver cache.
              [/displaydns] shows the contents of the DNS resolver cache.
              [/registerdns] refreshes DHCP leases and re-registers recently used DNS names.
              [/show classid] displays all configured IPv4 DHCP class IDs allowed for a specific adapter.
              [/setclassid adapter] configures an adapter for a specific IPv4 DHCP class ID. A class ID is used to have two or more user classes that are configured as different DHCP scopes on a server. One class could be for laptops, whereas a different class could be for desktop computers in an organization.
              [/showclassid6 adapter] displays all configured IPv6 DHCP class IDs allowed for a specific adapter.
              [/setclassid6 adapter] configures an adapter for a specific IPv6 DHCP class ID.
Examples:     ipconfig /all
              This command verifies whether an IP address has been configured or received from a DHCP server.
              ipconfig /release
              This command releases a DHCP-sent IP address.
              ipconfig /renew
              This command starts the DHCP request process.

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