Windows 11 netsh mbn command

Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.22621.2428]
(c) Microsoft Corporation. C:\Windows>netsh mbn ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: ? - Displays a list of commands. add - Adds a configuration entry to a table. connect - Connects to a Mobile Broadband network. delete - Deletes a configuration entry from a table. diagnose - Runs diagnostics for basic cellular problems. disconnect - Disconnects from a Mobile Broadband network. dump - Displays a configuration script. help - Displays a list of commands. set - Sets configuration information. show - Displays information. test - Runs cellcore test suite based on a feature area. To view help for a command, type the command, followed by a space, and then type ?.

Adds a configuration entry to a table.

»netsh »mbn »add


C:\Windows>netsh mbn add ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
add dmprofile  - Adds a DM Config profile in the Profile Data Store.
add profile    - Adds a network profile in the Profile Data Store.

Adds a DM Config profile in the Profile Data Store.

»netsh »mbn »add »dmprofile


C:\Windows>netsh mbn add dmprofile ?

Usage: add dmprofile [interface=]<string> [name=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface name.
    name            Name of the profile XML file.

Remarks: 

    Add a Mobile Broadband DM Config Profile for the given interface for all users.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

    Parameter name is required. It is the name of the XML file containing
    the profile data.

Examples: 

    add dmprofile interface="Cellular" name="Profile1.xml"

Adds a network profile in the Profile Data Store.

»netsh »mbn »add »profile


C:\Windows>netsh mbn add profile ?

Usage: add profile [interface=]<string> [name=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface name.
    name            Name of the profile XML file.

Remarks: 

    Add a Mobile Broadband Network Profile for the given interface for all users.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

    Parameter name is required. It is the name of the XML file containing
    the profile data.

Examples: 

    add profile interface="Cellular" name="Profile1.xml"

Connects to a Mobile Broadband network.

»netsh »mbn »connect


C:\Windows>netsh mbn connect ?

Usage: connect [interface=]<string> [connmode=]tmp|name [name=]<string> 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.
    connmode        Specifies how connection parameters are being provided.
    name            Name of the profile XML file or the profile name.

Remarks: 

    Connect to the Mobile Broadband Network using the given profile. It is 
    required that device is registered before invoking this function. 

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

    Parameter connmode specifies how the connection parameters are being 
    supplied. The connection can be requested using a profile XML, or 
    using profile name for the profile XML that has been previously 
    stored in Mobile Broadband Profile Data Store using "netsh mbn add 
    profile" command. In former case, the parameter connmode shall hold 
    "tmp" as value. Whereas, it shall be "name" in the latter case.

    Parameter name shall specify name of the Profile XML file, if parameter
    connmode is "tmp", and it shall specify name of the profile, if 
    parameter connmode is "name".

Examples: 

    connect interface="Cellular" connmode=tmp name=d:\profile.xml 
    connect interface="Cellular" connmode=name name=MyProfileName 

Deletes a configuration entry from a table.

»netsh »mbn »delete


C:\Windows>netsh mbn delete ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
delete dmprofile - Deletes a DM Config profile from the Profile Data Store.
delete profile - Deletes a network profile from the Profile Data Store.

Deletes a DM Config profile from the Profile Data Store.

»netsh »mbn »delete »dmprofile


C:\Windows>netsh mbn delete dmprofile ?

Usage: delete dmprofile [interface=]<string> [name=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface name.
    name            Name of the profile.

Remarks: 

    Remove a Mobile Broadband DM Config Profile for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

    Parameter name is required. It is the name of the profile that has to
    be deleted.

Examples: 

    delete dmprofile interface="Cellular" name="myProfileName"

Deletes a network profile from the Profile Data Store.

»netsh »mbn »delete »profile


C:\Windows>netsh mbn delete profile ?

Usage: delete profile [interface=]<string> [name=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface name.
    name            Name of the profile.

Remarks: 

    Remove a Mobile Broadband Network Profile for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

    Parameter name is required. It is the name of the profile that has to
    be deleted.

Examples: 

    delete profile interface="Cellular" name="myProfileName"

Runs diagnostics for basic cellular problems.

»netsh »mbn »diagnose


C:\Windows>netsh mbn diagnose ?

Usage: diagnose [interface=]<string> 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.

Remarks: 

    Retrieve information about connectivity issues and attempt to repair it.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    diagnose interface="Cellular" 

Disconnects from a Mobile Broadband network.

»netsh »mbn »disconnect


C:\Windows>netsh mbn disconnect ?

Usage: disconnect [interface=]<string> 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.

Remarks: 

    Disconnect from the Mobile Broadband Network on the specified interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    disconnect interface="Cellular" 

Displays a configuration script.

»netsh »mbn »dump


C:\Windows>netsh mbn dump ?

Usage: dump

Remarks: 
    Creates a script that contains the current configuration.  If saved to a
    file, this script can be used to restore altered configuration settings.

Displays a list of commands.

»netsh »mbn »help


C:\Windows>netsh mbn help ?

Usage: help

Remarks: 
       Displays a list of commands.

Sets configuration information.

»netsh »mbn »set


C:\Windows>netsh mbn set ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
set acstate    - Sets the Mobile Broadband data auto connect state for the given interface.
set dataenablement - Turns the Mobile Broadband data on or off for the given profile set and interface.
set dataroamcontrol - Sets the Mobile Broadband data roam control state for the given profile set and interface.
set enterpriseapnparams - Sets the Mobile Broadband data enterpriseAPN parameters for the given interface.
set highestconncategory - Sets the Mobile Broadband data highest connnection category for the given interface.
set powerstate - Turns the Mobile Broadband radio on or off for the given interface.
set profileparameter - Set parameters in a Mobile Broadband Network Profile.
set slotmapping - Sets the Mobile Broadband modem slot mapping for the given interface.
set tracing    - Enable or disable tracing.

Sets the Mobile Broadband data auto connect state for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »set »acstate


C:\Windows>netsh mbn set acstate ?

Usage: set acstate [interface=]<string> [state=]autooff|autoon|manualoff|manualon 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.
    state           One of the following values:
                    autooff:      Auto connect token off.
                    autoon:       Auto connect token on.
                    manualoff:    Manual connect token off.
                    manualon:     Manual connect token on.

Remarks: 

    Sets the Mobile Broadband data auto connect state for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

    Parameter state is required. It is the auto connect state to be set.

Examples: 

    set acstate interface="Cellular" state=autoon 

Turns the Mobile Broadband data on or off for the given profile set and interface.

»netsh »mbn »set »dataenablement


C:\Windows>netsh mbn set dataenablement ?

Usage: set dataenablement [interface=]<string> [profileset=]internet|mms|all [mode=]yes|no 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.
    profileset      Name of the profile set.
    mode            One of the following values:
                    yes: Enables the target profile set.
                    no:  Disables the target profile set.

Remarks: 

    Turns the Mobile Broadband data on or off for the given profile set and
    interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

    Parameters profileset and mode are required. They specify the name of the
    profile set to be enabled or disabled.

Examples: 

    set dataenablement interface="Cellular" profileset=mms mode=yes 

Sets the Mobile Broadband data roam control state for the given profile set and interface.

»netsh »mbn »set »dataroamcontrol


C:\Windows>netsh mbn set dataroamcontrol ?

Usage: set dataroamcontrol [interface=]<string> [profileset=]internet|mms|all [state=]none|partner|all 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.
    profileset      Name of the profile set.
    state           One of the following values:
                    none:     Home carrier only.
                    partner:  Home and partner carriers only.
                    all:      Home, partner and roaming carriers.

Remarks: 

    Sets the Mobile Broadband data roam control state for the given profile set
    and interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

    Parameters profileset and state are required. They specify the name of the
    profile set and the roam control state to be set.

Examples: 

    set dataroamcontrol interface="Cellular" profileset=mms mode=partner 

Sets the Mobile Broadband data enterpriseAPN parameters for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »set »enterpriseapnparams


C:\Windows>netsh mbn set enterpriseapnparams ?

Usage: set enterpriseapnparams [interface=]<string> [allowusercontrol=]yes|no|nc [allowuserview=]yes|no|nc [profileaction=]add|delete|modify|nc

Parameters: 

    Tag              Value
    ***              *****
    interface        Interface Name.
    allowusercontrol One of the following values:
                     yes: allow end user control enterpriseAPN.
                     no:  disallow end user control enterpriseAPN.
                     nc:  no change.
    allowuserview    One of the following values:
                     yes: allow end user view enterpriseAPN.
                     no:  disallow end user view enterpriseAPN.
                     nc:  no change.
    profileaction    One of the following values:
                     add: an enterpriseAPN profile is just added.
                     delete:  an enterpriseAPN profile is just deleted.
                     modify:  an enterpriseAPN profile is just modified.
                     nc:  no change.

Remarks: 

    Sets the Mobile Broadband data enterpriseAPN parameters for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

    Parameters allowusercontrol, allowuserview and profileaction are required. 

Examples: 

    set enterpriseapnparams interface="Cellular" profileset=mms mode=yes 

Sets the Mobile Broadband data highest connnection category for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »set »highestconncategory


C:\Windows>netsh mbn set highestconncategory ?

Usage: set highestconncategory [interface=]<string> [highestcc=]admim|user|operator|device 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.
    highestcc       One of the following values:
                    admin: admin provisioned profiles.
                    user: user proviioned profiles.
                    operator: operator proviioned profiles.
                    device: device proviioned profiles.

Remarks: 

    Sets the Mobile Broadband data highest connnection category for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

    Parameters highestcc is required. They specify the highest connection category.

Examples: 

    set highestconncategory interface="Cellular" highestcc=operator 

Turns the Mobile Broadband radio on or off for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »set »powerstate


C:\Windows>netsh mbn set powerstate ?

Usage: set powerstate [interface=]<string> [state=]on|off 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.
    state           One of the following values:
                    on:   power on radio transceiver.
                    off:  power off the radio transceiver.

Remarks: 

    Sets the Mobile Broadband radio power state for the given interface. 

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

    Parameter state is required. It specifies if radio is to be turned on or off. 

Examples: 

    set powerstate interface="Cellular" state=on 

Set parameters in a Mobile Broadband Network Profile.

»netsh »mbn »set »profileparameter


C:\Windows>netsh mbn set profileparameter ?

Usage: set profileparameter [name=]<string> [[interface=]<string>] 
              [[cost]=default|unrestricted|fixed|variable] 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value 
    ***             ***** 
    name            Name of the profile to be  modified. 
    interface       Interface name. 
    cost            Cost associated with the profile. 

Remarks: 

    Modifies the specified profile. If the interface is specified then
    only the profile on that interface is modified.

    The name parameter is required. At least one other parameter besides
    profile name and interface must also be specified.

Examples: 

    set profileparameter name="profile 1" cost=default 

Sets the Mobile Broadband modem slot mapping for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »set »slotmapping


C:\Windows>netsh mbn set slotmapping ?

Usage: set slotmapping [interface=]<string> [slotindex=]<integer> 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.
    slotindex       Slot index.

Remarks: 

    Sets the Mobile Broadband modem slot mapping for the given interface.
    This command is supported only for multi-slot modems.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

    Parameter slotindex is required. It is the slot index to be set.

Examples: 

    set slotmapping interface="Cellular" slotindex=1 

Enable or disable tracing.

»netsh »mbn »set »tracing


C:\Windows>netsh mbn set tracing ?

Usage: set tracing [mode=]yes|no

Parameters: 

    Tag           Value
    mode        - One of the following values:
                  yes: Enables tracing for Mobile Broadband.
                  no:  Disables tracing for Mobile Broadband.

Remarks: 

    If enabled then the trace logs for Mobile Broadband will be collected
    and saved to the trace files.

    The parameter mode is required. If mode is set to disable, tracing will
    be stopped. 


Examples: 

    set tracing mode=yes 

Displays information.

»netsh »mbn »show


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
show acstate   - Shows the Mobile Broadband data auto connect state for the given interface.
show capability - Shows the interface capability information for the given interface.
show connection - Shows the current connection information for the given interface.
show d3cold    - Shows the Mobile Broadband modem supports D3Cold or not for the given interface.
show dataenablement - Shows the Mobile Broadband data enablement state for the given interface.
show dataroamcontrol - Shows the Mobile Broadband data roam control state for the given interface.
show dmprofiles - Shows a list of DM Config profiles configured on the system.
show enterpriseapnparams - Shows the Mobile Broadband data enterpriseAPN parameters for the given interface.
show highestconncategory - Shows the Mobile Broadband data highest connnection category for the given interface.
show homeprovider - Shows the home provider information for the given interface.
show interfaces - Shows a list of Mobile Broadband interfaces on the system.
show netlteattachinfo - Shows the Mobile Broadband network LTE attach information for the given interface.
show pin       - Shows the pin information for the given interface.
show pinlist   - Shows the pin list information for the given interface.
show preferredproviders - Shows the preferred providers list for the given interface.
show profiles  - Shows a list of profiles configured on the system.
show profilestate - Shows the state of a Mobile Broadband profile for the given interface.
show provisionedcontexts - Shows the provisioned contexts information for the given interface.
show purpose   - Shows the purpose groups GUIDs available.
show radio     - Shows the radio state information for the given interface.
show readyinfo - Shows the ready information for the given interface.
show signal    - Shows the signal information for the given interface.
show slotmapping - Shows the Mobile Broadband modem slot mapping for the given interface.
show slotstatus - Shows the Mobile Broadband modem slot status for the given interface.
show smsconfig - Shows the SMS configuration information for the given interface.
show tracing   - Shows whether Mobile Broadband tracing is enabled or disabled.
show visibleproviders - Shows the visible providers list for the given interface.

Shows the Mobile Broadband data auto connect state for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »acstate


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show acstate ?

Usage: show acstate [interface=]<string> 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the Mobile Broadband data auto connect state for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show acstate interface="Cellular" 

Shows the interface capability information for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »capability


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show capability ?

Usage: show capability [interface=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface     - Interface name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the interface capability information for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show capability interface="Cellular"

Shows the current connection information for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »connection


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show connection ?

Usage: show connection [interface=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface     - Interface name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the current connection information for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show connection interface="Cellular"

Shows the Mobile Broadband modem supports D3Cold or not for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »d3cold


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show d3cold ?

Usage: show d3cold [interface=]<string> 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the Mobile Broadband modem supports D3Cold or not for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by netsh mbn show interfaces command.

Examples: 

    show d3cold interface=Cellular

Shows the Mobile Broadband data enablement state for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »dataenablement


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show dataenablement ?

Usage: show dataenablement [interface=]<string> 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the Mobile Broadband data enablement state for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show dataenablement interface="Cellular" 

Shows the Mobile Broadband data roam control state for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »dataroamcontrol


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show dataroamcontrol ?

Usage: show dataroamcontrol [interface=]<string> 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the Mobile Broadband data roam control state for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show dataroamcontrol interface="Cellular" 

Shows a list of DM Config profiles configured on the system.

»netsh »mbn »show »dmprofiles


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show dmprofiles ?

Usage: show dmprofiles [[name=]<string>] [[interface=]<string>]

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    name          - Name of the profile to display.
    interface     - Interface name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the profile data or lists the profiles on the system.
    Profile name and interface are both optional.

    If profile name is given then the content of the profile will be
    displayed. Otherwise profiles will be listed for the interface.

    If interface name is given, only the specified profile on the given
    interface will be listed. Otherwise, first matched profile will be
    displayed.

Examples: 

    show dmprofiles name="profile 1" interface="Cellular"
    show dmprofiles name="profile 2"
    show dmprofiles

Shows the Mobile Broadband data enterpriseAPN parameters for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »enterpriseapnparams


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show enterpriseapnparams ?

Usage: show enterpriseapnparams [interface=]<string> 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the Mobile Broadband data enterpriseAPN parameters for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show enterpriseapnparams interface="Cellular" 

Shows the Mobile Broadband data highest connnection category for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »highestconncategory


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show highestconncategory ?

Usage: show highestconncategory [interface=]<string> 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the Mobile Broadband data highest connnection category for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show highestconncategory interface="Cellular" 

Shows the home provider information for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »homeprovider


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show homeprovider ?

Usage: show homeprovider [interface=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface     - Interface name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the home provider information for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show homeprovider interface="Cellular"

Shows a list of Mobile Broadband interfaces on the system.

»netsh »mbn »show »interfaces


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show interfaces ?

Usage: show interfaces

Remarks: 

    Shows the Mobile Broadband interfaces configured on the system.
    There are no parameters for this command.

Examples: 

    show interfaces 

Shows the Mobile Broadband network LTE attach information for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »netlteattachinfo


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show netlteattachinfo ?

Usage: show netlteattachinfo [interface=]<string> 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the Mobile Broadband network LTE attach information for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show netlteattachinfo interface="Cellular" 

Shows the pin information for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »pin


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show pin ?

Usage: show pin [interface=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface     - Interface name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the pin information for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show pin interface="Cellular"

Shows the pin list information for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »pinlist


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show pinlist ?

Usage: show pinlist [interface=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface     - Interface name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the pin list information for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show pinlist interface="Cellular"

Shows the preferred providers list for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »preferredproviders


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show preferredproviders ?

Usage: show preferredproviders [interface=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface     - Interface name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the preferred providers list for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show preferredproviders interface="Cellular"

Shows a list of profiles configured on the system.

»netsh »mbn »show »profiles


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show profiles ?

Usage: show profiles [[name=]<string>] [[interface=]<string>] [[purpose=]<string>]

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    name          - Name of the profile to display.
    interface     - Interface name.
    purpose       - Purpose 

Remarks: 

    Shows the profile data or lists the profiles on the system.
    Profile name and interface are both optional.

    If profile name is given then the content of the profile will be
    displayed. Otherwise profiles will be listed for the interface.

    If interface name is given, only the specified profile on the given
    interface will be listed. Otherwise, first matched profile will be
    displayed.

    If the purpose is provided, only profiles with the matching purpose
    GUID will be displayed.  Otherwise, profiles will not be filtered by
    purpose.  The string can either be a GUID with curly brackets or
    one of the following strings: internet, supl, mms, ims, or allhost.

Examples: 

    show profiles interface="Cellular" purpose="{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}"
    show profiles name="profile 1" interface="Cellular"
    show profiles name="profile 2"
    show profiles

Shows the state of a Mobile Broadband profile for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »profilestate


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show profilestate ?

Usage: show profilestate [interface=]<string> [name=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface name.
    name            Name of the profile.

Remarks: 

    Shows the state of a Mobile Broadband profile for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

    Parameter name is required. It is the name of the profile that has the
    state to be shown.

Examples: 

    show profilestate interface="Cellular" name="myProfileName"

Shows the provisioned contexts information for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »provisionedcontexts


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show provisionedcontexts ?

Usage: show provisionedcontexts [interface=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface     - Interface name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the provisioned contexts information for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show provisionedcontexts interface="Cellular"

Shows the purpose groups GUIDs available.

»netsh »mbn »show »purpose


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show purpose ?

Usage: show purpose 

Remarks: 

    Shows the purpose group GUIDs that can be used to filter profiles on the device.
    There are no parameters for this command.

Examples: 

    show purpose

Shows the radio state information for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »radio


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show radio ?

Usage: show radio [interface=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface     - Interface name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the radio state information for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show radio interface="Cellular"

Shows the ready information for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »readyinfo


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show readyinfo ?

Usage: show readyinfo [interface=]<string> [slotindex=]<integer>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface     - Interface name.
    slotindex     - Slot index.

Remarks: 

    Shows the ready information for the given interface and slot index.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

    Parameter slotindex is optional. It is the slot index whose ready info will be shown.
    If not provided, the ready info of the currently active slot will be shown.

Examples: 

    show readyinfo interface="Cellular" 
    show readyinfo interface="Cellular" slotindex=1 

Shows the signal information for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »signal


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show signal ?

Usage: show signal [interface=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface     - Interface name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the signal information for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command. 


Examples: 

    show signal interface="Cellular"

Shows the Mobile Broadband modem slot mapping for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »slotmapping


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show slotmapping ?

Usage: show slotmapping [interface=]<string> 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the Mobile Broadband modem slot mapping for the given interface.
    This command is supported only for multi-slot modems.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show slotmapping interface="Cellular" 

Shows the Mobile Broadband modem slot status for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »slotstatus


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show slotstatus ?

Usage: show slotstatus [interface=]<string> 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface       Interface Name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the Mobile Broadband modem slot status (number of slots with state) for the given interface.
    This command is supported only for multi-slot modems.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show slotstatus interface="Cellular" 

Shows the SMS configuration information for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »smsconfig


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show smsconfig ?

Usage: show smsconfig [interface=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface     - Interface name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the SMS configuration information for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show smsconfig interface="Cellular"

Shows whether Mobile Broadband tracing is enabled or disabled.

»netsh »mbn »show »tracing


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show tracing ?

Usage: show tracing

Remarks: 

    Shows whether Mobile Broadband tracing is enabled or disabled.

Examples: 

    show tracing

Shows the visible providers list for the given interface.

»netsh »mbn »show »visibleproviders


C:\Windows>netsh mbn show visibleproviders ?

Usage: show visibleproviders [interface=]<string>

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    interface     - Interface name.

Remarks: 

    Shows the visible providers list for the given interface.

    Parameter interface is required. It is one of the interface name shown
    by "netsh mbn show interfaces" command.

Examples: 

    show visibleproviders interface="Cellular"

Runs cellcore test suite based on a feature area.

»netsh »mbn »test


C:\Windows>netsh mbn test ?

Usage: test [feature=<feature area>] [testPath=<path>] [taefPath=<path>] [param=<test input params>] 

Parameters: 

    Tag             Value
    ***             *****
    feature         A feature area out of the supported feature areas listed below.
    testpath        Path containing the test binaries 
    taefpath        Path containing the TAEF binaries 
    param           Semicolon separated parameters, to be used for the tests  

Remarks: 

    Parameter feature is required. Supported feature areas are: 
        connectivity 
        power 
        radio 
        esim 
        sms 
        dssa 
        lte 
        bringup 
        nr 

    Parameters testPath and taefPath are optional on amd64 devices with HLK Server is installed. 

    Some tests require additional test parameters that need to be provided in the param field. 
    The required parameters for the features are listed below. 
        connectivity: AccessString, UserName (If applicable), Password (If applicable) 
        radio: AccessString, UserName (If applicable), Password (If applicable) 
        esim: ActivationCode 
        bringup: AccessString, UserName (If applicable), Password (If applicable) 

Examples: 

    test feature=connectivity param="AccessString=internet" 
    test feature=lte testpath="C:\data\test\bin" taefpath="C:\data\test\bin" 
    test feature=lte 



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