What does the command ipconfig/ifconfig NOT provide information about?

The command used for displaying network configuration details, such as 'ipconfig' for Windows or 'ifconfig' for Linux and macOS, primarily provides specific pieces of information regarding the network interfaces on a device.

Among the options given, the command does not provide information about the protocol versions in use. While it can show the current IP address assigned to interfaces, the subnet mask, and the default gateway, it does not detail specific protocol versions, such as IPv4 or IPv6 details. These commands focus more on the current network configuration rather than deeper protocol details. Thus, if users need to know about the active protocol versions, they would have to rely on additional commands or tools that specifically report that information.