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servers[/type=x]
Displays the Service Access Point (SAP) table for the specified server type. x must be an integer. For example, /type=4 displays all file servers. If you don't specify /type, ipxroute servers displays all types of servers, listing them by server name.
resolve{GUID | name} {GUID | adaptername}
Resolves the name of the GUID to its friendly name, or the friendly name to its GUID.
board= n
Specifies the network adapter for which to query or set parameters.
def
Sends packets to the ALL ROUTES broadcast. If a packet is transmitted to a unique Media Access Card (MAC) address that is not in the source routing table, ipxroute sends the packet to the SINGLE ROUTES broadcast by default.
gbr
Sends packets to the ALL ROUTES broadcast. If a packet is transmitted to the broadcast address (FFFFFFFFFFFF), ipxroute sends the packet to the SINGLE ROUTES broadcast by default.
mbr
Sends packets to the ALL ROUTES broadcast. If a packet is transmitted to a multicast address (C000xxxxxxxx), ipxroute sends the packet to the SINGLE ROUTES broadcast by default.
remove=xxxxxxxxxxxx
removes the given node address from the source routing table.
config
Displays information about all of the bindings for which IPX is configured.
/?
Displays help at the command prompt.
[/type=x]
/type=4
ipxroute servers
{GUID | name}
{GUID | adaptername}
Examples
To display the network segments that the workstation is attached to, the workstation node address, and frame type being used, type:
ipxroute config
irftp
Applies to: Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012
Sends files over an infrared link.
Important
Make sure the devices intended to communicate over an infrared link have infrared functionality enabled and are working correctly. Also make sure an infrared link is established between the devices.
Syntax
irftp [<drive>:\] [[<path>] <filename>] [/h][/s]
Parameters
Parameter
Description
<drive>:\
Specifies the drive that contains the files that you want to send over an infrared link.
[path]<filename>
Specifies the location and name of the file or set of files that you want to send over an infrared link. If you specify a set of files, you must specify the full path for each file.
/h
Specifies hidden mode. When hidden mode is used, the files are sent without displaying the Wireless Link dialog box.
/s
Opens the Wireless Link dialog box, so that you can select the file or set of files that you want to send without using the command line to specify the drive, path, and file names. The Wireless Link dialog box also opens if you use this command without any parameters.
<drive>:\
[path]<filename>
Examples
To send c:\example.txt over the infrared link, type:
irftp c:\example.txt
jetpack
Applies to: Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012
Compacts a Windows Internet Name Service (WINS) or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) database. We recommend you compact the WINS database whenever it approaches 30 MB.
Jetpack.exe compacts the database by:
Copying the database information to a temporary database file.
Deleting the original database file, either WINS or DHCP.
Renames the temporary database files to the original filename.
Syntax
jetpack.exe <database_name> <temp_database_name>