What command should be used in PowerShell to display all IP configuration details of a system?

The command that should be used in PowerShell to display all IP configuration details of a system is "ipconfig /all." This command provides a comprehensive overview of the network interface settings, including the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, DNS servers, and more for each network adapter on the system. This level of detail helps in network troubleshooting and analysis by allowing administrators to see all relevant configuration settings in one place.

Other options provided do not deliver the same level of comprehensive IP configuration information. For example, while "tracert" is used to trace the route packets take to a network destination, it does not provide any configuration details about the local system's network settings. The "ping" command is used to check the reachability of a host and measure round-trip time for messages sent, but again, it does not include configuration information. Lastly, "dhcpstatus" is not a standard command in PowerShell; instead, it may refer to specific statuses related to DHCP clients, which would not give the required configuration details for all network adapters.