Cmdlet related to the Test-Connection command: The Get-NetConnectionStatus cmdlet gets the current status of network connections.
PowerShell command to list examples using the Read-Host cmdlet:
PowerShell
Get-Help Read-Host -ShowExamples
PowerShell command to display the last 20 lines of the C:\windows\setupact.log file using the Get-Content command:
PowerShell
Get-Content -Path C:\windows\setupact.log -Tail 20
So, the Test-Connection command is used to test whether a network connection is available to a specified host.
It checks the IP address or hostname and returns a result indicating whether the connection is successful, failed, or timed out.
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Use PowerShell help to find cmdlets related to the Test-Connection command. Enter the first cmdlet listed in the RELATED LINKS section of the help file.
Write the PowerShell command used to list examples using the Read-Host cmdlet.
Write the PowerShell command to display that last 20 lines of the C:\windows\setupact.log file using the Get-Content command.