Which command is used to display the network path between two devices?

The command used to display the network path between two devices is "tracert." This utility traces the route that packets take from the source device to the destination device across an IP network. It provides a list of all the intermediate hops and the time taken for each jump, allowing administrators or users to identify where potential slowdowns or disruptions might occur in the network.

The other commands serve different purposes. "ping" tests connectivity between two devices by sending ICMP echo requests but does not show the path taken. "netstat" displays active connections and network statistics, focusing on ports and established connections rather than the pathway. "route" is used to view and manipulate the routing table, showing how packets will be directed based on the current routing configuration.