IPv6 associated with Netsh configuration under Windows system

Accustomed to Linux under the command line to configure the network of simplicity, under the Windows system is not feeling very awkward? Here are a few handy commands to share.

• Release address

ipconfig /release"Local Area Connection 1"

• Re-fetch address

"Local Area Connection 1"

• Configuring IPV6 unicast addresses

interface"Local Area Connection 1"2001::1

• Configure IPV6 anycast Address

netshinterfaceipv6addaddress "LocalAreaConnection 1" 3ffe:320e:213anycastnetshinterfaceipv6deladdress "LocalAreaConnection 1" 3ffe:320e:1:213::

• Show IPV6 Address

interface ipv6 show address

• Configuring IPV6 Routing

interface2001::/64"Local Area Connection 2"2001::2

• Show IPV6 routes

interface ipv6 show route

• Disable/enable the IPv6 of the NIC

interfacesetinterface"Local Area Connection 2" disable/enable

• Configure the system to comply with EUI-64 rules, generate link-local addresses that conform to eui-64 (takes effect after reboot)

interfacesetinterfacesetinterfacesetglobalinterfacesetglobal randomizeidentifiers=disabled store=persistent

• Restart the network card (win7 in effect, XP under the problem)

interfacesetinterface"本地连接 2"interfacesetinterface"本地连接 2" enabled

Finally send a link, Chinese introduction, easy to access. This is Microsoft's, also put here.
As a quest and full of Quest for a program ape, you might as well make your own in the command line.

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IPv6 associated with Netsh configuration under Windows system