When troubleshooting connectivity on a Windows OS, which command is used to confirm connectivity with the Falcon cloud?

To confirm connectivity with the Falcon cloud, the most appropriate command to use is the one designed to provide a precise check of specific endpoints or network behavior. While options like "ping falcon-cloud.com" and "tracert falcon-cloud.com" can be useful in various networking scenarios, they serve specific purposes: "ping" checks for basic reachability and response time, and "tracert" traces the path packets take through the network.

The command "telnet ts01-b.cloudsink.net 443" is also a valid option, as it attempts to establish a connection to a specific service (port 443 for HTTPS), which can help verify if the endpoint is reachable. However, it focuses on service availability rather than a broad connectivity check.

In the context of CrowdStrike's Falcon cloud and its specific functionalities, a command that directly checks network connections to the necessary Falcon endpoints would involve confirming established connectivity through querying any active connections. While "netstat -f" allows you to view active connections, it doesn't engage in connectivity testing in the same way as the other options.

Thus, while "B" might seem like a plausible choice, the clearly defined purpose of checking direct connectivity directly pertains to reaching the Falcon cloud endpoints, making the