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/v |
Runs in verbose (detailed) mode. |
/e |
Uses servicing environment variables during install and uninstall. |
/winpe |
Installs TCP/IP, NetBIOS, and Microsoft Client for Windows preinstallation environment (WinPE). |
/l |
Provides the location of the INF file. |
/c |
Provides the class of the component to be installed; protocol, service, or client. |
/i <comp-ID> |
Provides the component ID. |
/s |
Provides the type of components to show, including \ta for adapters or n for net components. |
/b |
Displays the binding paths, when followed by a string containing the name of the path. |
/q <comp-ID> |
Queries whether component ID is installed |
/u <comp-ID> |
Uninstalls the component ID. |
/m |
Outputs the binding map to NetworkBindingMap.txt in the current directory. Using with /v will also display the binding map to the console. |
/d |
Performs a cleanup on all networking devices. This will require a reboot. |
/x |
Performs a cleanup on networking devices, skipping those without physical object names. This will require a reboot. |
/? |
Displays help at the command prompt. |
<comp-ID> |
<comp-ID> |
<comp-ID> |
Examples |
To install the protocol example using c:\oemdir\example.inf, type: |
netcfg /l c:\oemdir\example.inf /c p /i example |
To install the MS_Server service, type: |
netcfg /c s /i MS_Server |
To install TCP/IP, NetBIOS and Microsoft Client for Windows preinstallation environment, type: |
netcfg /v /winpe |
To display if component MS_IPX is installed, type: |
netcfg /q MS_IPX |
To uninstall component MS_IPX, type: |
netcfg /u MS_IPX |
To show all installed net components, type: |
netcfg /s n |
To display binding paths containing MS_TCPIP, type: |
netcfg /b ms_tcpip |
netsh |
Applies to: Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016 |
The Network Shell command-line scripting utility that allows you to, either locally or remotely, display or modify the network configuration of a currently running computer. You can start this utility at the command prompt or in Windows PowerShell. |
Syntax |
netsh [-a <Aliasfile>][-c <Context>][-r <Remotecomputer>][-u [<domainname>\<username>][-p <Password> | [{<NetshCommand> | -f <scriptfile>}] |
Parameters |
Parameter |
Description |
-a <Aliasfile> |
Specifies that you are returned to the netsh prompt after running Aliasfile and the name of the text file that contains one or more netsh commands. |
-c <Context> |
Specifies that netsh enters the specified netsh context and the netsh context to enter. |
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