Windows 2000/XP netsh diag command

Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
(C) Copyright 1986-2001 Microsoft Corp. C:\Windows>netsh diag ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: ? - Displays a list of commands. connect - Connect to news, mail, and proxy servers. dump - Displays a configuration script. gui - Displays the web page user interface. help - Displays a list of commands. ping - Pings wins, ip, news, mail, proxy dns and adapters. show - Shows mail, news, proxy, computer, operating system, network adapter, modem and network client information. To view help for a command, type the command, followed by a space, and then type ?.

Connect to news, mail, and proxy servers.

»netsh »diag »connect


C:\Windows>netsh diag connect ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
connect ieproxy -     Connect to Internet Explorer's proxy.    
connect iphost -     Connect to user specified IP host.    
connect mail   -     Connect to the mail server.    
connect news   -     Connect to the news server .    

Connect to Internet Explorer's proxy.

»netsh »diag »connect »ieproxy


C:\Windows>netsh diag connect ieproxy ?
    
Usage: connect ieproxy    
    
Parameters: 
        None.    
    
Examples: 
        connect ieproxy    

Connect to user specified IP host.

»netsh »diag »connect »iphost


C:\Windows>netsh diag connect iphost ?
    
Usage: connect iphost    
    
Parameters: 
        IP address or Host name .    
        Port Number .    
    
Examples: 
        connect iphost microsoft.com 28    

Connect to the mail server.

»netsh »diag »connect »mail


C:\Windows>netsh diag connect mail ?
    
Usage: connect mail    
    
Parameters: 
        None.    
    
Examples: 
        connect mail    

Connect to the news server .

»netsh »diag »connect »news


C:\Windows>netsh diag connect news ?
    
Usage: connect news    
    
Parameters: 
        None.    
    
Examples: 
        connect news    

Displays a configuration script.

»netsh »diag »dump


C:\Windows>netsh diag 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 the web page user interface.

»netsh »diag »gui


C:\Windows>netsh diag gui ?
    
Usage: gui    
    
Parameters: 
        none    
    

Displays a list of commands.

»netsh »diag »help


C:\Windows>netsh diag help ?

Usage: help

Remarks: 
       Displays a list of commands.

Pings wins, ip, news, mail, proxy dns and adapters.

»netsh »diag »ping


C:\Windows>netsh diag ping ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
ping adapter   -     Ping all of the Adapters.    
ping dhcp      -     Ping the DHCP servers for each Adapter.    
ping dns       -     Ping the DNS servers for each adapter.    
ping gateway   -     Ping the default gateway servers for each adapter.    
ping ieproxy   -     Ping Internet Explorer's proxy.    
ping ip        -     Ping all IP addresses for each Adapter.    
ping iphost    -     Ping an IP address or host name.    
ping loopback  -     Ping loopback (127.0.0.1).    
ping mail      -     Ping Outlook Express mail server.    
ping news      -     Ping the news server.    
ping wins      -     Ping the primary and secondary WINS servers for each Adapter.    

Ping all of the Adapters.

»netsh »diag »ping »adapter


C:\Windows>netsh diag ping adapter ?
    
Usage: ping adapter    
    
Parameters: 
        Adapter Index Number.    
        Adapter Name.    
        Part of the Adapter Name.    
    
Examples: 
        ping adapter    
        ping adapter 2    
        ping adapter net*    

Ping the DHCP servers for each Adapter.

»netsh »diag »ping »dhcp


C:\Windows>netsh diag ping dhcp ?
    
Usage: ping dhcp    
    
Parameters: 
        Adapter Index Number.    
        Adapter Name.    
        Part of the Adapter Name.    
    
Examples: 
        ping dhcp    
        ping dhcp 2    
        ping dhcp net*    

Ping the DNS servers for each adapter.

»netsh »diag »ping »dns


C:\Windows>netsh diag ping dns ?
    
Usage: ping dns    
    
Parameters: 
        Adapter Index Number.    
        Adapter Name.    
        Part of the Adapter Name.    
    
Examples: 
        ping dns    
        ping dns 2    
        ping dns net*    

Ping the default gateway servers for each adapter.

»netsh »diag »ping »gateway


C:\Windows>netsh diag ping gateway ?
    
Usage: ping gateway    
    
Parameters: 
        Adapter Index Number.    
        Adapter Name.    
        Part of the Adapter Name.    
    
Examples: 
        ping gateway    
        ping gateway 2    
        ping gateway net*    

Ping Internet Explorer's proxy.

»netsh »diag »ping »ieproxy


C:\Windows>netsh diag ping ieproxy ?
    
Usage: ping ieproxy    
    
Parameters: 
        None.    
    
Examples: 
        ping ieproxy    

Ping all IP addresses for each Adapter.

»netsh »diag »ping »ip


C:\Windows>netsh diag ping ip ?
    
Usage: ping ip    
    
Parameters: 
        Adapter Index Number.    
        Adapter Name.    
        Part of the Adapter Name.    
    
Examples: 
        ping ip    
        ping ip 2    
        ping ip net*    

Ping an IP address or host name.

»netsh »diag »ping »iphost


C:\Windows>netsh diag ping iphost ?
    
Usage: ping iphost    
    
Parameters: 
        IP address or host name.    
    
Examples: 
        ping iphost 127.0.0.1    
        ping iphost microsoft.com    

Ping loopback (127.0.0.1).

»netsh »diag »ping »loopback


C:\Windows>netsh diag ping loopback ?
    
Usage: ping loopback    
    
Parameters: 
        None.    
    
Examples: 
        ping loopback    

Ping Outlook Express mail server.

»netsh »diag »ping »mail


C:\Windows>netsh diag ping mail ?
    
Usage: ping mail    
    
Parameters: 
        None.    
    
Examples: 
        ping mail    

Ping the news server.

»netsh »diag »ping »news


C:\Windows>netsh diag ping news ?
    
Usage: ping news    
    
Parameters: 
        None.    
    
Examples: 
        ping news    

Ping the primary and secondary WINS servers for each Adapter.

»netsh »diag »ping »wins


C:\Windows>netsh diag ping wins ?
    
Usage: ping wins    
    
Parameters: 
        Adapter Index Number.    
        Adapter Name.    
        Part of the Adapter Name.    
    
Examples: 
        ping wins    
        ping wins 2    
        ping wins net*    

Shows mail, news, proxy, computer, operating system, network adapter, modem and network client information.

»netsh »diag »show


C:\Windows>netsh diag show ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
show adapter   -     Displays all of the Adapters.    
show all       -     Displays all categories.    
show client    -     Displays all network clients.    
show computer  -     Displays computer information.    
show dhcp      -     Displays the DHCP servers for each adapter.    
show dns       -     Displays the DNS servers for each adapter.    
show gateway   -     Displays the default gateway servers for each adapter.    
show ieproxy   -     Displays Internet Explorer's server name and port number.    
show ip        -     Displays the IP address for each adapter.    
show mail      -     Displays the mail server name and port number.    
show modem     -     Displays all modems.    
show news      -     Displays the news server name and port number.    
show os        -     Displays operating system information.    
show test      -     Displays all categories and performs all tests    
show version   -     Displays the Windows and WMI version.    
show wins      -     Displays the primary and secondary WINS servers for each adapter.    

Displays all of the Adapters.

»netsh »diag »show »adapter


C:\Windows>netsh diag show adapter ?
    
Usage: show adapter    
    
Parameters: 
        /v -- verbose mode, display all fields.    
        /p -- property mode, only display fields with values.    
        Adapter Index Number.    
        Adapter Name.    
        Part of the Adapter Name.    
    
Examples: 
        show adapter    
        show adapter 2    
        show adapter net*    
        show adapter /v    
        show adapter 2 /p    
        show adapter net* /p    

Displays all categories.

»netsh »diag »show »all


C:\Windows>netsh diag show all ?
    
Usage: show all    
    
Parameters: 
        /v -- verbose mode, display all fields.    
        /p -- property mode, only display fields with values.    
    
Examples: 
        show all    
        show all /p    
        show all /v    

Displays all network clients.

»netsh »diag »show »client


C:\Windows>netsh diag show client ?
    
Usage: show client    
    
Parameters: 
        /v -- verbose mode, display all fields.    
        /p -- property mode, only display fields with values.    
        Client Index Number.    
        Client Name.    
        Part of the Client Name.    
    
Examples: 
        show client    
        show client 2    
        show client microsoft*    
        show client /v    
        show client 2 /p    
        show client microsoft* /p    

Displays computer information.

»netsh »diag »show »computer


C:\Windows>netsh diag show computer ?
    
Usage: show computer    
    
Parameters: 
        /v -- verbose mode, display all fields.    
        /p -- property mode, only display fields with values.    
    
Examples: 
        show computer    
        show computer /p    
        show computer /v    

Displays the DHCP servers for each adapter.

»netsh »diag »show »dhcp


C:\Windows>netsh diag show dhcp ?
    
Usage: show dhcp    
    
Parameters: 
        Adapter Index Number.    
        Adapter Name.    
        Part of the Adapter Name.    
    
Examples: 
        show dhcp    
        show dhcp 2    
        show dhcp net*    

Displays the DNS servers for each adapter.

»netsh »diag »show »dns


C:\Windows>netsh diag show dns ?
    
Usage: show dns    
    
Parameters: 
        Adapter Index Number.    
        Adapter Name.    
        Part of the Adapter Name.    
    
Examples: 
        show dns    
        show dns 2    
        show dns net*    

Displays the default gateway servers for each adapter.

»netsh »diag »show »gateway


C:\Windows>netsh diag show gateway ?
    
Usage: show gateway    
    
Parameters: 
        Adapter Index Number.    
        Adapter Name.    
        Part of the Adapter Name.    
    
Examples: 
        show gateway    
        show gateway 2    
        show gateway net*    

Displays Internet Explorer's server name and port number.

»netsh »diag »show »ieproxy


C:\Windows>netsh diag show ieproxy ?
    
Usage: show ieproxy    
    
Parameters: 
        /v -- verbose mode, display all fields.    
        /p -- property mode, only display fields with values.    
    
Examples: 
        show ieproxy    
        show ieproxy /p    
        show ieproxy /v    

Displays the IP address for each adapter.

»netsh »diag »show »ip


C:\Windows>netsh diag show ip ?
    
Usage: show ip    
    
Parameters: 
        Adapter Index Number.    
        Adapter Name.    
        Part of the Adapter Name.    
    
Examples: 
        show ip    
        show ip 2    
        show ip net*    

Displays the mail server name and port number.

»netsh »diag »show »mail


C:\Windows>netsh diag show mail ?
    
Usage: show mail    
    
Parameters: 
        /v -- verbose mode, display all fields.    
        /p -- property mode, only display fields with values.    
    
Examples: 
        show mail    
        show mail /p    
        show mail /v    

Displays all modems.

»netsh »diag »show »modem


C:\Windows>netsh diag show modem ?
    
Usage: show modem    
    
Parameters: 
        /v -- verbose mode, display all fields.    
        /p -- property mode, only display fields with values.    
        Modem Index Number.    
        Modem Name.    
        Part of the Modem Name.    
    
Examples: 
        show modem    
        show modem 2    
        show modem modem*    
        show modem /v    
        show modem 2 /p    
        show modem modem* /p    

Displays the news server name and port number.

»netsh »diag »show »news


C:\Windows>netsh diag show news ?
    
Usage: show news    
    
Parameters: 
        /v -- verbose mode, display all fields.    
        /p -- property mode, only display fields with values.    
    
Examples: 
        show news    
        show news /p    
        show news /v    

Displays operating system information.

»netsh »diag »show »os


C:\Windows>netsh diag show os ?
    
Usage: show os    
    
Parameters: 
        /v -- verbose mode, display all fields.    
        /p -- property mode, only display fields with values.    
    
Examples: 
        show os    
        show os /p    
        show os /v    

Displays all categories and performs all tests

»netsh »diag »show »test


C:\Windows>netsh diag show test ?
    
Usage: show test    
    
Parameters: 
        /v -- verbose mode, display all fields.    
        /p -- property mode, only display fields with values.    
    
Examples: 
        show test    
        show test /p    
        show test /v    

Displays the Windows and WMI version.

»netsh »diag »show »version


C:\Windows>netsh diag show version ?
    
Usage: show version    
    
Parameters: 
        /v -- verbose mode, display all fields.    
        /p -- property mode, only display fields with values.    
    
Examples: 
        show version    
        show version /p    
        show version /v    

Displays the primary and secondary WINS servers for each adapter.

»netsh »diag »show »wins


C:\Windows>netsh diag show wins ?
    
Usage: show wins    
    
Parameters: 
        Adapter Index Number.    
        Adapter Name.    
        Part of the Adapter Name.    
    
Examples: 
        show wins    
        show wins 2    
        show wins net*    



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