What is the expected outcome after executing the ping command for CorpWeb?

Executing the ping command for CorpWeb is expected to return a response indicating successful connectivity if the server is online and reachable. The ping command serves as a basic network utility that tests the ability of one host to reach another over the IP network by sending Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) echo request packets. If the CorpWeb server is operational and correctly configured on the network, it will reply with echo response packets, signaling that it is active and the connection is viable. This positive response is crucial for validating that network services are accessible and functioning as intended.

If there were issues, such as the server being down, incorrectly configured, or the network having connectivity problems, the command could result in an error or timeout, but the most straightforward and expected outcome in a normal operational state is confirmation of connectivity.