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Usage: NETSH -a AliasFile -c Context -r RemoteMachine -u DomainNameUserName -p Password.

To view help for a command, type the command, followed by a space, and then.

The following commands are available in the NETSH ADVFIREWALL context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH BRIDGE context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH DHCPCLIENT context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH DNSCLIENT context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH FIREWALL context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH INTERFACE context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH IPSEC context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH LAN context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH MBN context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH NAMESPACE context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH NETIO context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH P2P context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH RAS context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH RPC context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH TRACE context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH WFP context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH WINSOCK context.

The following commands are available in the NETSH WLAN context.

Microsoft recommends that you transition to Windows PowerShell if you currently use netsh to configure and manage TCPIP.

Type Get-Command -Module NetTCPIP at the Windows PowerShell prompt to view a list of commands to manage TCPIP.

Netsh Commands