Networking and CommunicationComplete Selected Labs:Check the speed of your Internet connection by going to the following web site: speedtest.netWhat is your download and upload speed?What is the IP address of your computer? How did you find it$?$ Hint for Windows: Go to the start icon and click Run. Then open the Command Line Interface by typing: cmd Then type: ipconfigWhat is your IPv$4$ address? What is your IPv$6$ address?For Mac, use System Preferences $>$ Network $>$ Advanced $>$ TCP$/$IPYou can use the tracert $($trace route$)$ command to display the path from your computer to the web sites IP address you used in the previous lab.For example, tracert $192\mathrm{.}168\mathrm{.}1\mathrm{.}48$or$,$ tracert ns$1.$sirsi.netor, tracert ns$2.$adminbucks.eduBe patient as tracert contacts each router in the path to your websites server. A Request timed out message indicates the tracing is taking too long, probably due to a lack of bandwidth. You can stop the trace by pressing Ctrl $+$ CFor Mac, use Network Utility $>$ TracerouteThe whois.domaintools.com site provides you with information about a web site. For example, to find information about google.com open your web browser and type: whoisdomaintools.com Then in the Lookup window, type: google.com Find information about a favorite site of yours. Record the following: administrator name, phone number, when the site was created, and the sites name servers $($the names begin with ns$).$Try some other domains, e$.$g$.$: pasadena.edu