What information does Nbtstat display?

Nbtstat is a command-line utility primarily used to display network status and statistics, notably related to the NetBIOS over TCP/IP protocol. One of its key functions is to retrieve and show the NETBIOS name of the local computer or remote computers on the network. It assists administrators in diagnosing network issues related to NetBIOS by providing information about the local and remote NetBIOS names and their associated IP addresses.

In the context of the other options: while routing paths for network traffic, current network bandwidth usage, and the IP address of the default gateway are valuable network statistics, they are not within the scope of what Nbtstat specifically provides. Instead, those details would typically be obtained from different command-line tools, such as tracert for routing paths, netstat or performance monitoring tools for bandwidth usage, and ipconfig for gateway information. Thus, the correct identification of Nbtstat displaying the NETBIOS name highlights its purpose and utility within network management tasks.