Configuring Windows system TCP/IP with the Netsh tool

Sometimes you need to use the Netsh tool to configure Windows system TCP/IPon specific occasions, which briefly describes common configuration commands.

1. Set the fixed IP address, subnet mask:

netsh interface ip set address name= " Local Area Connection "Source=static addr=192.168.0.12 mask=255.255.255.0

2. Set the default gateway:

netsh interface ip set address name= " Local Area Connection "gateway=192.168.0.254 gwmetric=0

3. Set the preferred DNS:

netsh interface ip set DNS name= " Local Area Connection "Source=static addr=192.168.0.1 register=primary

4. Set up alternate DNS:

netsh interface ip add DNS name= " Local Area Connection "addr=114.114.114.114 index=2

5. Set wins:

netsh interface ip set wins name= " Local Area Connection "Source=static Addr=none

6. Set the IP address to get automatically:

netsh interface ip set address name= " Local Area Connection "Source=dhcp

7. set up auto get DNS address:

netsh interface ip set DNS name= " Local Area Connection "Source=dhcp

8. Export the import configuration:

Export the TCP/IP configuration: NETSH-C interface IP dump > c:\tcpip.txt
Import TCP/IP configuration: netsh-f c:\tcpip.txt

Note:

the above command can be combined abbreviated as: netsh interface ip set address " Local Area Connection "static 192.168.0.12 255.255.255.0192.168.0.254 0

the above command 3 can be abbreviated as: netshinterface IP Set DNS " Local Area Connection "static 192.168.0.1 Other command abbreviations are similar.

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Configuring Windows system TCP/IP with the Netsh tool