Complete the following Windows PowerShell cmdlet to test TCP connectivity with secure HTTP. Test-NetConnection –ComputerName PLABDM01 –Port ___

Step 1: Write a script to find and print your local IP address    Use the following code:        import socket        hostname = socket.gethostname()        local_ip = socket.gethostbyname(hostname)        print(local_ip) Step 2: Write a script to find and print your OS platform and release (for example, "Windows version 10")    Use the following code:         import platform        print(platform.system ())        print(platform.release ())    Step 3: Write a script to find and print a "ping sweep"?    Use the following code:        import os         my_ip="192.168.10.103"    # sub your ip address        os.system('ping -n 4 {}'.format(my_ip)) Step 4: Write a script to find and print current day and time        import time        now = time.localtime()        print(time.strftime("%m/%d/%Y %I:%M:%S %p", now))    Extra Credit:        Add code to Step#4 which prints a greeting, either "good morning", "good afternoon", "or good evening",        depending on the current time.

Describe the distinction between a relative route and an absolute/complete path in Linux, as well as how they vary.

Can you recommend the best HTTP version for my use case? Explain the function of each status code used in HTTP 2.0 response messages.