Which `ipconfig` option displays full adapter details, including the Media Access Control (MAC) address, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) lease, and Domain Name System (DNS) servers?

### Why this is right `/all` requests the full configuration for network adapters, including hardware and lease details as well as configured DNS servers. The other options perform narrower tasks, such as clearing a cache or displaying cached entries. ### The concept An adapter is a computer's network interface, such as a Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection. `ipconfig` is the Windows command for viewing and managing Internet Protocol (IP) configuration. The shorter `ipconfig` output shows key settings, while `/all` provides additional details useful when comparing the computer's settings with expected network configuration. A DHCP lease is the temporary address configuration supplied to a device by a DHCP server. The DNS resolver cache stores recent name lookups on the computer. ### The other options - **`ipconfig /flushdns`**: clears the local DNS resolver cache, rather than displaying all adapter settings. - **`ipconfig /release`**: gives up the current DHCP address, rather than reporting adapter details. - **`ipconfig /displaydns`**: displays cached DNS entries, not the full adapter configuration. ### Terms - **MAC**: Media Access Control. A hardware address associated with a network interface. - **DHCP**: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. A protocol that supplies devices with network configuration, including an IP address. - **DNS**: Domain Name System. The system that translates names into network records such as IP addresses. - **IP**: Internet Protocol. The addressing and packet-delivery system used by IP networks. - **Adapter**: A hardware or software network interface used to connect a computer to a network. - **DHCP lease**: A time-limited assignment of network configuration to a device. - **DNS resolver cache**: Locally stored results of recent DNS lookups. ### Remember Use `/all` when you need a detailed view of local adapter configuration.