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Corrupt TCPIP stack

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Corrupt TCPIP stack

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- [Instructor] Sometimes our TCPIP stack gets corrupted and we need to repair it. And we're going to use a couple of different commands to do that. And we're going to go into a Hyper-V virtual machine in order to fix it. Our resolution is going to change a little bit. The only way to do this demonstration is to login locally to our Hyper-V virtual machine because that way, when we run the command, we won't end up losing connectivity. So we're going to go down to a command prompt, choose Run and click OK to command. Now if we type in IPCONFIG /ALL, one clear giveaway that your TCPIP stack is bad is, under the Default Gateway it will show all zeros or it will show all zeros as well as what the expected Default Gateway is. Another way to find out would be is if your IPv4 address is set to a 169 automatic private IP address, also known as APIPA, even though you've statically set the IP address. Either one of those are big giveaways that you're TCPIP stack, which is just the driver and…

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