August 2003
Beginner
416 pages
12h 47m
English
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Troubleshooting Network Connections with netsh, netstat, and ipconfig
More command-line tools for tracking down problems with your network connection.
In addition to well-known command-line network utilities such as
ping,
tracert,
and
pathping,
there are several other all-purpose utilities that can help you
troubleshoot network connections: netsh,
netstat, and ipconfig.
Use netsh to Troubleshoot Network and Internet Connections
netsh
is a wide-ranging command-line
diagnostic tool that has an exceedingly large number of commands
available. (For a complete list of available commands, use Windows XP
Help and Support and search for netsh.) Here
you’ll learn the most interesting.
Perhaps the most useful of the netsh commands are
the netsh diag commands. Use them to find out
information about your PC’s network setup, such as
finding the IP address of its mail server, newsgroup server, DNS
server, and similar resources.
There are two ways to use
netsh
: directly from the command line
with all its switches, or first getting to the
netsh console by typing netsh
at the command line and then typing the command from the
netsh> prompt that appears. For example, you
could type netsh diag show adapter at the command
line, which lists every network adapter on your PC, or you could get
to the netsh> prompt and type diag show adapter.
Use the netsh command to connect to the resources
and then get information about them. For example, to find out the
IP address of your DNS
servers, type netsh diag ...
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