Number of Packets Transmitted with Ping Command in Windows Server
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When running a Windows server, which option is used with the ping command to define the number of packets transmitted?
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The option used with the ping command to define the number of packets transmitted in a Windows server is "-n."
The ping command is used to test the connectivity between two devices by sending ICMP echo request packets and waiting for the ICMP echo reply packets. By default, the ping command sends four packets, and the user can terminate the command by pressing CTRL + C.
To specify the number of packets to be sent, the user can use the "-n" option followed by the desired number of packets. For example, to send ten packets, the user would enter "ping -n 10 [IP address or hostname]."
In summary, the correct option to use with the ping command to define the number of packets transmitted is "-n."
