| Explanation & Hint:
A manager would need to use the ping command to quickly verify connectivity by sending echo-request messages to the destination and receiving a series of echo-reply messages from that destination.
Explanation:
- The ping command is a network utility used to test the reachability of a host or network device on an IP network. It works by sending ICMP echo-request packets to the target device and waiting for echo-reply packets in response. This process helps determine whether the target device is reachable and responsive. Managers often use ping to check network connectivity, diagnose network issues, and ensure that critical network resources are available.
Incorrect Options:
- Changing from the current working folder to another folder is typically done using the
cd (Change Directory) command in a command-line interface, not the ping command.
- Creating a new Windows directory is done using the
mkdir (Make Directory) command or through the Windows File Explorer, not the ping command.
- Removing an empty directory is done using the
rmdir (Remove Directory) command or through the Windows File Explorer, not the ping command.
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