Windows 2000/XP netsh interface command

Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
(C) Copyright 1986-2001 Microsoft Corp.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
?              - Displays a list of commands.
add            - Adds a configuration entry to a table.
delete         - Deletes a configuration entry from a table.
dump           - Displays a configuration script.
help           - Displays a list of commands.
ip             - Changes to the `netsh interface ip' context.
ipv6           - Changes to the `netsh interface ipv6' context.
portproxy      - Changes to the `netsh interface portproxy' context.
reset          - Resets information.
set            - Sets configuration information.
show           - Displays information.

The following sub-contexts are available:
 ip ipv6 portproxy

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

C:\Windows>netsh interface add ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
add interface  - Adds an interface to the router.

C:\Windows>netsh interface add interface ?

Usage: add interface [name=]<string> [[type=]full]

                                                           
Parameters: 
                                                           
       Tag              Value                              
       name           - Name of the interface to be added. 
       type           - One of the following values:       
                        full: Creates a demand dial interface.
                                                           
Remarks: Adds an interface to the router. For full interfaces, a phone book 
         entry with the same name must already exist on the 
         system.
                                                           
Examples: 
                                                           
       add interface name="Demand-Dial Interface" type=full
                                                            
       The command adds a demand dial interface to the router.
       

C:\Windows>netsh interface delete ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
delete interface - Deletes an interface from the router.

C:\Windows>netsh interface delete interface ?

Usage: delete interface [name=]<string>                               
                                                           
Parameters: 
                                                           
       Tag              Value                              
       name           - Name of the interface to be added. 
                                                           
Remarks: Deletes an interface from the router.             
                                                           
Examples: 
                                                           
       delete interface name="Demand-Dial Interface"    
                                                           
       The command deletes a demand dial interface at the router.
       

C:\Windows>netsh interface 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.

C:\Windows>netsh interface help ?

Usage: help

Remarks: 
       Displays a list of commands.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
?              - Displays a list of commands.
add            - Adds a configuration entry to a table.
delete         - Deletes a configuration entry from a table.
dump           - Displays a configuration script.
help           - Displays a list of commands.
reset          - Resets TCP/IP and related components to a clean state.
set            - Sets configuration information.
show           - Displays information.

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

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip add ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
add address    - Adds an IP address to the specified interface.
add dns        - Adds a static DNS server address.
add wins       - Adds a static WINS server address.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip add address ?

Usage: add address [name=]<string> [[addr=]IP address [mask=]IP subnet mask]
       [[gateway=]IP address [gwmetric=]integer]
 
Parameters: 
 
      name         - The name of the IP interface. 
      addr         - The IP address to be added for the interface. 
      mask         - The IP subnet mask for the specified IP address. 
      gateway      - The default gateway for the specified IP address.
      gwmetric     - The metric to the default gateway.
 
Remarks: Adds IP addresses and default gateways to an interface.  If DHCP
         is enabled on the interface, it will be disabled.
 
Examples: 

       add address "Local Area Connection" 10.0.0.2  255.0.0.0
       add address "Local Area Connection" gateway=10.0.0.3 gwmetric=2
 
       The first command adds a static IP address of 10.0.0.2 with a subnet
       mask of 255.0.0.0 to the Local Area Connection interface. The second
       command adds the IP address of 10.0.0.3 as a second default gateway
       for this interface with a gateway metric of 2.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip add dns ?

Usage: add dns [name=]<string> [addr=]<IP address> [[index=]<integer>]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The name of the interface where DNS servers are added.
      addr         - The IP address for the DNS server you are adding.
      index        - Specifies the index (preference) for the specified 
                     DNS server address.
 
Remarks: Adds a new DNS server IP address to the statically-configured list.
         By default, the DNS server is added to the end of the list.  If an
         index is specified, the DNS server will be placed in that position
         in the list, with other servers being moved down to make room. 
         If DNS servers were previously obtained through DHCP, the new 
         address will replace the old list.
 
Examples: 
 
       add dns "Local Area Connection" 10.0.0.1
       add dns "Local Area Connection" 10.0.0.3 index=2

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip add wins ?

Usage: add wins [name=]<string> [addr=]<IP address> [[index=]integer]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The name of the interface where WINS servers are added.
      addr         - The IP address for the WINS server you are adding.
      index        - Specifies the index (preference) for the specified 
                     WINS server address.
 
Remarks: Adds a new WINS server IP address to the statically-configured list.
         By default, the WINS server is added to the end of the list.  If an
         index is specified, the WINS server will be placed in that position
         in the list, with other servers being moved down to make room. 
         If WINS servers were previously obtained through DHCP, the new 
         address will replace the old list.
 
Examples: 
 
       add wins "Local Area Connection" 10.0.0.1
       add wins "Local Area Connection" 10.0.0.3 index=2

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip delete ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
delete address - Deletes an IP address or default gateway from the specified interface.
delete arpcache - Flushes the ARP cache for one or all interfaces.
delete dns     - Deletes the DNS server from the specified interface.
delete wins    - Deletes the WINS server from the specified interface.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip delete address ?

Usage: delete address [name=]<string> [[addr=]IP address] [[gateway=]IP address|ALL]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The name of the interface.
      addr         - A static IP address for the interface specified by name.
      gateway      - One of the following values:
                     <IP address>: A specific default gateway IP address for
                                   the static IP address you are deleting.
                     ALL: Deletes all default gateway IP addresses for
                          the static IP address you are deleting.
 
Remarks: Deletes an IP address from an interface with multiple static IP
         addresses, or deletes a default gateway from a specified interface.
 
Examples: 
 
       delete address "Local Area Connection" addr=10.0.0.1 gateway=all

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip delete arpcache ?

Usage: delete arpcache [name=]<string>
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The friendly name of a specific interface. If a name
                     is not specified, the ARP caches for all interfaces 
                     are flushed.
 
Remarks: Flushes the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) cache on a specific 
         interface or all interfaces.
 
Examples: 
 
       delete arpcache
       delete arpcache name="Local Area Connection"

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip delete dns ?

Usage: delete dns [name=]<string> [[addr=]<IP address>|ALL ]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The name of the interface where DNS servers are deleted.
      addr         - One of the following values:
                     <IP address>: A specific IP address of a DNS server
                                   you are deleting.
                     ALL: Deletes all configured IP addresses for DNS. servers.
 
Remarks: Deletes statically configured DNS server IP addresses for a 
         specific interface.
 
Examples: 
 
       delete dns "Local Area Connection" 10.0.0.1
       delete dns "Local Area Connection" all

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip delete wins ?

Usage: delete wins [name=]<string> [[addr=]<IP address>|ALL ]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The name of the interface where WINS servers are deleted.
      addr         - One of the following values:
                     <IP address>: A specific IP address of a WINS server
                                   you are deleting.
                     ALL: Deletes all configured IP addresses for WINS servers.
 
Remarks: Deletes statically configured WINS server IP addresses for a 
         specific interface.
 
Examples: 
 
       delete wins "Local Area Connection" 10.0.0.1
       delete wins "Local Area Connection" all

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip 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.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip help ?

Usage: help

Remarks: 
       Displays a list of commands.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip reset ?

Usage: reset [name=]<string>
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The name of a file to which to append information 
                     regarding what settings were reset. 
 
Remarks: Resets TCP/IP and related components to a clean state. 
 
Examples: 
 
       reset resetlog.txt

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip set ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
set address    - Sets the IP address or default gateway to the specified interface.
set dns        - Sets DNS server mode and addresses.
set wins       - Sets WINS server mode and addresses.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip set address ?

Usage: set address [name=]<string> 
       [[source=]dhcp | 
        [source=] static [addr=]IP address [mask=]IP subnet mask]
       [[gateway=]<IP address>|none [gwmetric=]integer]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The name of the interface.
      source       - One of the following values:
                     dhcp: Sets DHCP as the source for configuring IP
                           addresses for the specific interface.
                     static: Sets the source for configuring IP addresses
                             to local static configuration.

      gateway      - One of the following values:
                     <IP address>: A specific default gateway for the 
                                   static IP address you are setting.
                     none: No default gateways are set.
      gwmetric     - The metric for the default gateway. This field should 
                     not be set if gateway is set to 'none'.
      The following options are used only if source is 'static':

      addr         - An IP address for the specified interface.
      mask         - The subnet mask for the specified IP address.
 
Remarks: Used to change the IP address configuration mode from either DHCP to
         static mode or static mode to DHCP. Adds IP addresses on an 
         interface with static IP address or adds default gateways.
 
Examples: 
 
       set address name="Local Area Connection" source=dhcp
       set address local static 10.0.0.9 255.0.0.0 10.0.0.1 1

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip set dns ?

Usage: set dns [name=]<string> [source=]dhcp|static [addr=]<IP address>|none
             [[register=]none|primary|both]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The name of the interface.
      source       - One of the following values:
                     dhcp: Sets DHCP as the source for configuring DNS
                           servers for the specific interface.
                     static: Sets the source for configuring DNS servers
                             to local static configuration.
      addr         - One of the following values:
                     <IP address>: An IP address for a DNS server.
                     none: Clears the list of DNS servers.
      register     - One of the following values:
                     none: Disables Dynamic DNS registration.
                     primary: Register under the primary DNS suffix only.
                     both: Register under both the primary DNS suffix, as
                           well as under the connection-specific suffix.
 
Remarks: Sets DNS server configuration to either DHCP or static mode. Only 
         when source is 'static', is the 'addr' option also available for 
         configuring a static list of DNS server IP addresses for the
         specified interface.
 
Examples: 
 
       set dns name="Local Area Connection" source=dhcp
       set dns "Local Area Connection" static 10.0.0.1 primary

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip set wins ?

Usage: set wins [name=]<string> [source=]dhcp|static [addr=]<IP address>|none
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The name of the interface.
      source       - One of the following values:
                     dhcp: Sets DHCP as the source for configuring WINS
                           servers for the specific interface.
                     static: Sets the source for configuring WINS servers
                             to local static configuration.
      addr         - One of the following values:
                     <IP address>: An IP address for a WINS server.
                     none: Clears the list of WINS servers.
 
Remarks: Sets WINS server configuration to either DHCP or static mode. Only 
         when source is 'static', is the 'addr' option also available for 
         configuring a static list of WINS server IP addresses for the
         specified interface.
 
Examples: 
 
       set wins name="Local Area Connection" source=dhcp
       set wins "Local Area Connection" static 10.0.0.1

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
show address   - Displays IP address configuration.
show config    - Displays IP address and additional information.
show dns       - Displays the DNS server addresses.
show icmp      - Displays ICMP statistics.
show interface - Displays IP interface statistics.
show ipaddress - Displays current IP addresses.
show ipnet     - Displays IP net-to-media mappings.
show ipstats   - Displays IP statistics.
show joins     - Displays multicast groups joined.
show offload   - Displays the offload information.
show tcpconn   - Displays TCP connections.
show tcpstats  - Displays TCP statistics.
show udpconn   - Displays UDP connections.
show udpstats  - Displays UDP statistics.
show wins      - Displays the WINS server addresses.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show address ?

Usage: show address [[name=]string]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The name of a specific interface.
 
Remarks: Displays the IP address configuration for an interface or 
         interfaces.

The information displayed for this command consists of:

Field              Description
-----              -----------
DHCP enabled       Shows whether the address comes from static or DHCP
                   configuration.
IP Address         Shows the IP address configured for an interface.
Subnet Mask        Shows the subnet mask associated with the IP address.
Default Gateway    Shows the IP address of a default gateway for the interface.
Gateway Metric     Shows the metric for the default gateway shown above.
                   Only applies if multiple default gateways are configured.
Interface Metric   Shows the metric for an interface.
                   Only applies if multiple interfaces are configured.

Examples: 

      show address "Local Area Connection"

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show config ?

Usage: show config [[name=]string]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The name of a specific interface.
 
Remarks: Displays the IP address configuration for a specific interface or 
         interfaces, and other TCP/IP configuration information, such as
         configured DNS and WINS servers.


Examples: 

      show config "Local Area Connection"

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show dns ?

Usage: show dns [[name=]string]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The name of a specific interface.
 
Remarks: Displays DNS server configuration for a specific interface or 
         interfaces.


Examples: 

      show dns "Local Area Connection"

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show icmp ?

Usage: show icmp [[rr=]integer]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag           Value
      rr          - A rate in seconds between refreshment of interface
                    ICMP statistics.
 
Remarks: Displays ICMP statistics information.
 
Examples: 
 
      show icmp 
      show icmp rr=5

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show interface ?

Usage: show interface [[index=]integer] [[rr=]integer]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag           Value
      index       - The index value for a specific interface. To learn the
                    index value for a specific interface, you can run
                    the command minus this parameter and review the output.
      rr          - A rate in seconds between refreshment of interface
                    IP statistics.
 
Remarks: Displays IP statistics information for either a specific interface 
         or for all interfaces if no parameters are used. 

Examples: 

      show interface 
      show interface index=1 rr=5

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show ipaddress ?

Usage: show ipaddress [[index=]IP address] [[rr=]integer]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag         Value
      index     - The IP address values for specific interfaces. To learn
                  address values for a specific interface, run this
                  command minus this parameter and review the output.
      rr        - A rate in seconds between refreshment of interface
                  IP address information.
 
Remarks: Displays current IP address information for either a specific
         interface or for all interfaces if no parameters are used. 

Examples: 

      show ipaddress 
      show ipaddress index=10.0.0.1 rr=5

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show ipnet ?

Usage: show ipnet [[rr=]integer]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag           Value
      rr          - A rate in seconds between refreshment of interface
                    IP net-to-media mappings.
 
Remarks: Displays IP network to physical media mappings information.
 
Examples: 
 
      show ipnet 
      show ipnet rr=5

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show ipstats ?

Usage: show ipstats [[rr=]integer]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      rr           - A rate in seconds between refreshment of IP statistics.
 
Remarks: Displays IP statistics information.

Examples: 

      show ipstats 
      show ipstats rr=5

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show joins ?

Usage: show joins [[addr=]IP address]

 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag           Value
      addr        - The IP address of a specific interface for which you want
                    to show multicast groups that it has joined.
 
Remarks: Displays IP multicast groups that have been joined by IP addresses
         that have been configured for one or more interfaces. If an IP
         address is not specified, multicast groups for all IP addresses
         are shown.
 
Examples: 
 
      show joins 
      show joins addr=10.0.0.1

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show offload ?

Usage: show offload [[name=]string]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The name of a specific interface.
 
Remarks: Displays the offload information for a specific interface or 
         interfaces.


Examples: 

      show offload "Local Area Connection"

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show tcpconn ?

Usage: show tcpconn [[index=] LocalIPAddr LocalPort RemoteIPAddr RemotePort ]
       [[rr=] Refresh Rate ]

 
Parameters: 

      Tag           Value
      index       - Must include the IP addresses and port numbers for 
                    both local and remote endpoints of a TCP connection.
      rr          - Refresh rate in seconds for TCP connection information.
 
Remarks: Displays TCP connection status information.
 
Examples: 

      show tcpconn
      show tcpconn index=10.0.0.1 389 10.0.0.1 1931

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show tcpstats ?

Usage: show tcpstats [[rr=]integer]

Parameters: 

      Tag           Value
      rr          - Refresh rate in seconds for TCP statistics information.
Remarks: Displays TCP connection statistics.

Examples: 

      show tcpstats
      show tcpstats rr=5

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show udpconn ?

Usage: show udpconn [[index=] LocalIPAddr LocalPort ]
       [[rr=] Refresh Rate ]

 
Parameters: 

      Tag           Value
      index       - Must include the local IP address and port number for 
                    a UDP connection.
      rr          - Refresh rate in seconds for UDP connection information.
 
Remarks: Displays UDP connection status information.
 
Examples: 

      show udpconn
      show udpconn index=10.0.0.1 1102

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show udpstats ?

Usage: show udpstats [[rr=]integer]

Parameters: 

      Tag           Value
      rr          - Refresh rate in seconds for UDP statistics information.
Remarks: Displays UDP connection statistics.

Examples: 

      show udpstats
      show udpstats rr=5

C:\Windows>netsh interface ip show wins ?

Usage: show wins [[name=]string]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      name         - The name of a specific interface.
 
Remarks: Displays WINS server configuration for a specific interface or 
         interfaces.


Examples: 

      show wins "Local Area Connection"

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
6to4           - Changes to the `netsh interface ipv6 6to4' context.
?              - Displays a list of commands.
add            - Adds a configuration entry to a table.
delete         - Deletes a configuration entry from a table.
dump           - Displays a configuration script.
help           - Displays a list of commands.
install        - Installs IPv6.
isatap         - Changes to the `netsh interface ipv6 isatap' context.
renew          - Restarts IPv6 interfaces.
reset          - Resets IPv6 configuration state.
set            - Sets configuration information.
show           - Displays information.
uninstall      - Uninstalls IPv6.

The following sub-contexts are available:
 6to4 isatap

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

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 6to4 ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
?              - Displays a list of commands.
dump           - Displays a configuration script.
help           - Displays a list of commands.
reset          - Resets all 6to4 configuration state.
set            - Sets configuration information.
show           - Displays information.

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

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 6to4 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.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 6to4 help ?

Usage: help

Remarks: 
       Displays a list of commands.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 6to4 reset ?

Usage: reset

Remarks: Resets all 6to4 configuration state.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 6to4 set ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
set interface  - Sets 6to4 interface configuration information.
set relay      - Sets 6to4 relay information.
set routing    - Sets 6to4 routing information.
set state      - Sets the 6to4 state.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 6to4 set interface ?

Usage: set interface [name=]<string>
             [[routing=](enabled|disabled|default)]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       name           - Interface name.
       routing        - Whether to act as a router.

Remarks: Sets 6to4 interface configuration information.

Examples: 

       set interface "Private" enabled

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 6to4 set relay ?

Usage: set relay [[name=](<string>|default)]
             [[state=](enabled|disabled|automatic|default)]
             [[interval=]<integer>]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       name           - Name of the 6to4 relay.
       state          - State of relay name resolution.
       interval       - Resolution interval (in minutes).

Remarks: Sets 6to4 relay information.

Examples: 

       set relay 6to4.ipv6.org. enabled 1440

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 6to4 set routing ?

Usage: set routing [[routing=](enabled|disabled|automatic|default)]
             [[sitelocals=](enabled|disabled|default)]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       routing        - State of 6to4 routing.
       sitelocals     - Whether to use Site-Local addresses.

Remarks: Sets 6to4 routing information.

Examples: 

       set routing default default
       set routing routing=enabled sitelocals=enabled

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 6to4 set state ?

Usage: set state [[state=](enabled|disabled|automatic|default)]
             [[undoonstop=](enabled|disabled|default)]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       state          - Whether 6to4 is enabled.
       undoonstop     - Whether 6to4 is disabled on service stop.

Remarks: Sets the 6to4 configuration state.

Examples: 

       set state default default
       set state state=enabled undoonstop=disabled

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 6to4 show ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
show interface - Shows the 6to4 interface configuration information.
show relay     - Shows the 6to4 relay information.
show routing   - Shows the 6to4 routing state.
show state     - Shows the 6to4 state.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 6to4 show interface ?

Usage: show interface

      Shows the 6to4 interface configuration information.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 6to4 show relay ?

Usage: show relay

      Shows the 6to4 relay information.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 6to4 show routing ?

Usage: show routing

      Shows the 6to4 routing state.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 6to4 show state ?

Usage: show state

      Shows the 6to4 state.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 add ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
add 6over4tunnel - Creates a 6over4 interface.
add address    - Adds an IPv6 address on an interface.
add dns        - Adds a static DNS server address.
add prefixpolicy - Adds a prefix policy entry.
add route      - Adds an IPv6 route over an interface.
add v6v4tunnel - Creates an IPv6-in-IPv4 point-to-point tunnel.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 add 6over4tunnel ?

Usage: add 6over4tunnel [interface=]<string> [localaddress=]<IPv4 address>
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       interface      - Friendly name to use for interface.
       local address  - IPv4 address for encapsulation.
       store          - One of the following values:
                        active: Change only lasts until next boot.
                        persistent: Change is persistent (default).

Remarks: Creates a 6over4 interface using the specified
         IPv4 address.

Example: 

       add 6over4tunnel "Private" 10.1.1.1

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 add address ?

Usage: add address [interface=]<string> [address=]<IPv6 address>
             [[type=]unicast|anycast]
             [[validlifetime=]<integer>|infinite]
             [[preferredlifetime=]<integer>|infinite]
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag                 Value
       interface         - Interface name or index.
       address           - IPv6 address to add.
       type              - One of the following values:
                           unicast: Adds a unicast address (default).
                           anycast: Adds an anycast address.
       validlifetime     - Lifetime over which the address is valid.
                           The default value is infinite.
       preferredlifetime - Lifetime over which the address is preferred.
                           The default value is infinite.
       store             - One of the following values:
                           active: Change only lasts until next boot.
                           persistent: Change is persistent (default).

Remarks: Adds an IPv6 address to a given interface.  Time values can be
         expressed in days, hours, minutes, and seconds; e.g. 1d2h3m4s.

Example: 

       add address "Private" fe80::2

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 add dns ?

Usage: add dns [interface=]<string> [address=]<IPv6 address> [[index=]<integer>]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      interface    - The name of the interface where DNS servers are added.
      address      - The IPv6 address for the DNS server you are adding.
      index        - Specifies the index (preference) for the specified 
                     DNS server address.
 
Remarks: Adds a new DNS server IPv6 address to the statically-configured list.
         By default, the DNS server is added to the end of the list.  If an
         index is specified, the DNS server will be placed in that position
         in the list, with other servers being moved down to make room. 
 
Examples: 
 
       add dns "Local Area Connection" fec0:0:0:ffff::1
       add dns "Local Area Connection" fec0:0:0:ffff::2 index=2

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 add prefixpolicy ?

Usage: add prefixpolicy [prefix=]<IPv6 address>/<integer>
             [precedence=]<integer> [label=]<integer>
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       prefix         - Prefix for which to add a policy.
       precedence     - Precedence value in the policy table, used for
                        sorting destination addresses.
       label          - Label value that allows for policies that prefer a
                        particular source address prefix for use with a
                        destination address prefix.
       store          - One of the following values:
                        active: Change only lasts until next boot.
                        persistent: Change is persistent (default).

Remarks: Adds a source and destination address selection policy for
         a given prefix.

Example: 

       add prefixpolicy ::/96 3 4

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 add route ?

Usage: add route [prefix=]<IPv6 address>/<integer> [interface=]<string>
             [[nexthop=]<IPv6 address>] [[siteprefixlength=]<integer>]
             [[metric=]<integer>] [[publish=]no|age|yes]
             [[validlifetime=]<integer>|infinite]
             [[preferredlifetime=]<integer>|infinite]
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag                Value
       prefix            - Prefix for which to add a route.
       interface         - Interface name or index.
       nexthop           - Gateway address, if prefix is not on-link.
       siteprefixlength  - Prefix length for the entire site, if on-link.
       metric            - Route metric.
       publish           - One of the following values:
                           no: Not advertised in Route Advertisements
                               (default).
                           age: Advertised in Route Advertisements
                               with decreasing lifetimes.
                           yes: Advertised in Route Advertisements
                               with unchanging lifetimes.
       validlifetime     - Lifetime over which the route is valid.
                           The default value is infinite.
       preferredlifetime - Lifetime over which the route is preferred.
                           The default is equal to the valid lifetime.
       store             - One of the following values:
                           active: Change only lasts until next boot.
                           persistent: Change is persistent (default).

Remarks: Adds a route for a given prefix.  Time values can be expressed
         in days, hours, minutes, and seconds; e.g. 1d2h3m4s.

         When publish is set to no or age, the route will be deleted
         after the end of the valid lifetime.  When publish is set to
         age, the Route Advertisement will contain the valid lifetime
         remaining until deletion.

         When publish is set to yes, the route will never be deleted,
         regardless of the validlifetime value, and every Route
         Advertisement will contain the (same) specified valid lifetime.

Example: 

       add route 3ffe::/16 "Internet" fe80::1

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 add v6v4tunnel ?

Usage: add v6v4tunnel [interface=]<string> [localaddress=]<IPv4 address>
             [remoteaddress=]<IPv4 address>
             [[neighbordiscovery=]enabled|disabled]
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag                 Value
       interface         - Friendly name to use for interface.
       localaddress      - IPv4 address of local tunnel endpoint.
       remoteaddress     - IPv4 address of remote tunnel endpoint.
       neighbordiscovery - One of the following values:
                           enabled: ND is enabled on the interface.
                           disabled: ND is disabled on the interface
                                     (default).
       store             - One of the following values:
                           active: Change only lasts until next boot.
                           persistent: Change is persistent (default).

Remarks: Creates an IPv6-in-IPv4 tunnel.

Example: 

       add v6v4tunnel "Private" 10.0.0.1 192.168.1.1

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 delete ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
delete address - Deletes an IPv6 address from an interface.
delete destinationcache - Deletes the IPv6 destination cache.
delete dns     - Deletes the DNS server from the specified interface.
delete interface - Deletes an interface from the IPv6 stack.
delete neighbors - Deletes the IPv6 neighbor cache.
delete prefixpolicy - Deletes a prefix policy entry.
delete route   - Deletes an IPv6 route.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 delete address ?

Usage: delete address [interface=]<string> [address=]<IPv6 address>
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       interface      - Interface name or index.
       address        - IPv6 address to delete.
       store          - One of the following values:
                        active: Deletion only lasts until next boot.
                        persistent: Deletion is persistent (default).

Remarks: Modifies an IPv6 address on a given interface.

Example: 

       delete address "Private" fe80::2

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 delete destinationcache ?

Usage: delete destinationcache [[interface=]<string> [[address=]<IPv6 address>]]

Parameters: 

       Tag         Value
       interface - Interface name or index.
       address   - Address of destination.

Remarks: Flushes the destination cache.  If an interface is specified,
         flushes the cache only on that interface.  If an address is
         also specified, deletes only that destination cache entry.

Example: 

       delete destinationcache "Private"

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 delete dns ?

Usage: delete dns [interface=]<string> [[address=]<IPv6 address>|all]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      interface    - The name of the interface where DNS servers are deleted.
      address      - One of the following values:
                     <IPv6 address>: A specific IPv6 address of a DNS server
                                   you are deleting.
                     all: Deletes all configured IPv6 addresses for DNS
                                   servers.
 
Remarks: Deletes statically configured DNS server IPv6 addresses for a
         specific interface.
 
Examples: 
 
       delete dns "Local Area Connection" fec0:0:0:ffff::1
       delete dns "Local Area Connection" all

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 delete interface ?

Usage: delete interface [interface=]<string>
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       interface      - Interface name or index.
       store          - One of the following values:
                        active: Deletion only lasts until next boot.
                        persistent: Deletion is persistent (default).

Remarks: Deletes a given interface from the IPv6 stack.

Example: 

       delete interface "Private"

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 delete neighbors ?

Usage: delete neighbors [[interface=]<string> [[address=]<IPv6 address>]]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       interface      - Interface name or index.
       address        - Address of neighbor.

Remarks: Flushes the neighbor cache.  If an interface is specified,
         flushes the cache only on that interface.  If an address is
         also specified, deletes only that neighbor cache entry.

Example: 

       delete neighbors "Private"

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 delete prefixpolicy ?

Usage: delete prefixpolicy [prefix=]<IPv6 address>/<integer>
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       prefix         - Prefix for which to add a policy.
       store          - One of the following values:
                        active: Deletion only lasts until next boot.
                        persistent: Deletion is persistent (default).

Remarks: Deletes the source and destination address selection policy
         for a given prefix.

Example: 

       delete prefixpolicy ::/96

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 delete route ?

Usage: delete route [prefix=]<IPv6 address>/<integer> [interface=]<string>
             [[nexthop=]<IPv6 address>]
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag                Value
       prefix           - Prefix of route to delete.
       interface        - Interface name or index.
       nexthop          - Gateway address, if prefix is not on-link.
       store            - One of the following values:
                          active: Deletion only lasts until next boot.
                          persistent: Deletion is persistent (default).

Remarks: Deletes an IPv6 route.

Example: 

       delete route 3ffe::/16 "Internet" fe80::1

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 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.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 help ?

Usage: help

Remarks: 
       Displays a list of commands.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 install ?

Usage: install

Remarks: Installs IPv6.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 isatap ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
?              - Displays a list of commands.
dump           - Displays a configuration script.
help           - Displays a list of commands.
set            - Sets configuration information.
show           - Displays information.

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

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 isatap 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.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 isatap help ?

Usage: help

Remarks: 
       Displays a list of commands.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 isatap set ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
set router     - Sets ISATAP router information.
set state      - Sets ISATAP state.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 isatap set router ?

Usage: set router [[name=](<string>|default)]
             [[state=](enabled|disabled|default)]
             [[interval=]<integer>]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       name           - Name of the ISATAP router.
       state          - State of router name resolution.
       interval       - Resolution interval (in minutes).

Remarks: Sets ISATAP router information.

Examples: 

       set router isatap enabled 1440

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 isatap set state ?

Usage: set state [state=](enabled|disabled|default)

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       state          - Whether ISATAP is enabled.

Remarks: Sets ISATAP state.

Examples: 

       set state enabled

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 isatap show ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
show router    - Shows the ISATAP router information.
show state     - Shows the ISATAP state.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 isatap show router ?

Usage: show router

      Shows the ISATAP router information.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 isatap show state ?

Usage: show state

      Shows the ISATAP state.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 renew ?

Usage: renew [[interface=]<string>]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       interface      - Interface name or index.

Remarks: Restarts IPv6 interfaces.

Example: 

       renew "Private"

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 reset ?

Usage: reset

Remarks: Resets IPv6 configuration state.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 set ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
set address    - Modifies IPv6 address information.
set global     - Modifies global configuration general parameters.
set interface  - Modifies interface configuration parameters.
set mobility   - Modifies mobility configuration parameters.
set prefixpolicy - Modifies prefix policy information.
set privacy    - Modifies privacy configuration parameters.
set route      - Modifies route parameters.
set state      - Sets the state of deprecated functionality.
set teredo     - Sets Teredo state.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 set address ?

Usage: set address [interface=]<string> [address=]<IPv6 address>
             [[type=]unicast|anycast]
             [[validlifetime=]<integer>|infinite]
             [[preferredlifetime=]<integer>|infinite]
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag                 Value
       interface         - Interface name or index.
       address           - IPv6 address to modify.
       type              - One of the following values:
                           unicast: Marks the address as a unicast address
                               (default).
                           anycast: Marks the address as an anycast address.
       validlifetime     - Lifetime over which the address is valid.
                           The default value is infinite.
       preferredlifetime - Lifetime over which the address is preferred.
                           The default value is infinite.
       store             - One of the following values:
                           active: Change only lasts until next boot.
                           persistent: Change is persistent (default).


Remarks: Modifies an IPv6 address on a given interface.  Time values can
         be expressed in days, hours, minutes, and seconds; e.g. 1d2h3m4s.

Example: 

       set address "Private" fe80::2 anycast

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 set global ?

Usage: set global [[defaultcurhoplimit=]<integer>]
             [neighborcachelimit=]<integer>
             [[routecachelimit=]<integer>]
             [[reassemblylimit=]<integer>]
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag                  Value
       defaultcurhoplimit - Default HopLimit of packets sent.
       neighborcachelimit - Maximum number of neighbor cache entries.
       routecachelimit    - Maximum number of route cache entries.
       reassemblylimit    - Maximum size of reassembly buffer.
       store              - One of the following values:
                            active: Change only lasts until next boot.
                            persistent: Change is persistent (default).

Remarks: Modifies global configuration general parameters.

Example: 

       set global 32 100 100000

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 set interface ?

Usage: set interface [interface=]<string> [[forwarding=]enabled|disabled]
             [[advertise=]enabled|disabled] [[mtu=]<integer>]
             [[siteid=]<integer>] [[metric=]<integer>]
             [[firewall=](enabled|disabled)]
             [[siteprefixlength=]<integer>]
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag                Value
       interface        - Interface name or index.
       forwarding       - Whether packets arriving on this interface can
                          be forwarded to other interfaces.  The default
                          is disabled.
       advertise        - Whether Router Advertisments are to be sent on
                          this interface.  The default is disabled.
       mtu              - The MTU of this interface.  The default is the
                          natural MTU of the link.
       siteid           - Site scope zone identifier.
       metric           - Interface metric, added to route metrics for
                          all route over the interface.
       firewall         - Whether to operate in firewall mode.
       siteprefixlength - Default length of global prefix for the entire
                          site.
       store            - One of the following values:
                          active: Change only lasts until next boot.
                          persistent: Change is persistent (default).

Remarks: Modifies interface configuration parameters.

Example: 

       set interface "Private" siteid=2 metric=2

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 set mobility ?

Usage: set mobility [[security=]enabled|disabled]
             [[bindingcachelimit=]<integer>]
             [[correspondentnode=]enabled|disabled]
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag                 Value
       security          - Whether binding updates must be secured.
       bindingcachelimit - Maximum number of binding cache entries.
       correspondentnode - Whether Correspondent Node functionality
                           is enabled or disabled (default).
       store             - One of the following values:
                           active: Change only lasts until next boot.
                           persistent: Change is persistent (default).

Remarks: Modifies mobility configuration parameters.

Example: 

       set mobility security=disabled bindingcachelimit=1000 corr=enabled

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 set prefixpolicy ?

Usage: set prefixpolicy [prefix=]<IPv6 address>/<integer> [precedence=]<integer>
             [label=]<integer> [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       prefix         - Prefix for which to add a policy.
       precedence     - Precedence value for ordering.
       label          - Label value for matching.
       store          - One of the following values:
                        active: Change only lasts until next boot.
                        persistent: Change is persistent (default).

Remarks: Modifies a source and destination address selection policy
         for a given prefix.

Example: 

       set prefixpolicy ::/96 3 4

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 set privacy ?

Usage: set privacy [[state=]enabled|disabled] [[maxdadattempts=]<integer>]
             [[maxvalidlifetime=]<integer>]
             [[maxpreferredlifetime=]<integer>]
             [[regeneratetime=]<integer>]
             [[maxrandomtime=]<integer>] [[randomtime=]<integer>]
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag                    Value
       state                - Whether temporary addresses are enabled.
       maxdadattempts       - Duplicate address detection attempts.
                              The default value is 5.
       maxvalidlifetime     - Maximum lifetime over which an temporary
                              address is valid.  The default value is 7d
                              (seven days).
       maxpreferredlifetime - Maximum lifetime over which an temporary
                              is preferred.  The default value is 1d
                              (one day).
       regeneratetime       - Time prior to deprecating an temporary
                              address when a new address is generated.
                              The default value is 5s (five seconds).
       maxrandomtime        - Upper bound to use when computing a random
                              delay at startup time.  The default value is
                              10m (ten minutes).
       randomtime           - Actual time value to use, rather than a
                              value generated at boot.
       store                - One of the following values:
                              active: Change only lasts until next boot.
                              persistent: Change is persistent (default).

Remarks: Modifies parameters related to temporary address generation.
         If randomtime is specified, the maxrandomtime value is not
         used.  Time values can be expressed in days, hours, minutes,
         and seconds; e.g. 1d2h3m4s.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 set route ?

Usage: set route [prefix=]<IPv6 address>/<integer> [interface=]<string>
             [[nexthop=]<IPv6 address>] [[siteprefixlength=]<integer>]
             [[metric=]<integer>] [[publish=]no|age|yes]
             [[validlifetime=]<integer>|infinite]
             [[preferredlifetime=]<integer>|infinite]
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag                Value
       prefix            - Prefix of route to modify.
       interface         - Interface name or index.
       nexthop           - Gateway address, if prefix is not on-link.
       siteprefixlength  - Prefix length for the entire site, if on-link.
       metric            - Route metric.
       publish           - One of the following values:
                           no: Not advertised in Route Advertisements
                               (default).
                           age: Advertised in Route Advertisements
                               with decreasing lifetimes.
                           yes: Advertised in Route Advertisements
                               with unchanging lifetimes.
       validlifetime     - Lifetime over which the route is valid.
                           The default value is infinite.
       preferredlifetime - Lifetime over which the route is preferred.
                           The default value is infinite.
       store             - One of the following values:
                           active: Change only lasts until next boot.
                           persistent: Change is persistent (default).

Remarks: Modifies route parameters.  Time values can be expressed in
         days, hours, minutes, and seconds; e.g. 1d2h3m4s.

         When publish is set to no or age, the route will be deleted
         after the end of the valid lifetime.  When publish is set to
         age, the Route Advertisement will contain the valid lifetime
         remaining until deletion.

         When publish is set to yes, the route will never be deleted,
         regardless of the validlifetime value, and every Route
         Advertisement will contain the (same) specified valid lifetime.

Example: 

       set route 3ffe::/16 "Internet" fe80::1

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 set state ?

Usage: set state [[6over4=](enabled|disabled|default)]
             [[v4compat=](enabled|disabled|default)]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       6over4         - Whether 6over4 interfaces are created.
       v4compat       - Whether V4-compatible addresses are enabled.

Remarks: Enables or disables various types of deprecated functionality.
         The default value of all parameters is disabled.

Examples: 

       set state default default
       set state 6over4=disabled v4compat=enabled

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 set teredo ?

Usage: set teredo [[type]=disabled|client|enterpriseclient|default]
             [[servername=]<hostname>|<IPv4 address>|default]
             [[refreshinterval=]<integer>|default]
             [[clientport=]<integer>|default]

Parameters: 

       Tag                 Value
       type              - One of the following values:
                           disabled: Disable the Teredo service.
                           client: Enable the Teredo client.
                           enterpriseclient: Skip managed network detection.
       servername        - Name or IPv4 address of the Teredo server.
       refreshinterval   - Client refresh interval (in seconds).
       clientport        - Client's UDP port (otherwise chosen by system).

Remarks: Sets Teredo service parameters.  A 'default' argument to any
         of the parameters sets its value to a default configuration.

Example: 

       set teredo disable
       set teredo client teredo.ipv6.microsoft.com. 60 34567

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
show address   - Shows IPv6 addresses.
show bindingcacheentries - Shows binding cache entries.
show destinationcache - Shows destination cache entries.
show dns       - Displays the DNS server addresses.
show global    - Shows global configuration parameters.
show interface - Shows interface parameters.
show joins     - Shows IPv6 multicast addresses.
show mobility  - Shows mobility configuration parameters.
show neighbors - Shows neighbor cache entries.
show prefixpolicy - Shows prefix policy entries.
show privacy   - Shows privacy configuration parameters.
show routes    - Shows route table entries.
show siteprefixes - Shows site prefix table entries.
show state     - Shows the state of deprecated functionality.
show teredo    - Shows Teredo service state.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show address ?

Usage: show address [[interface=]<string>] [[level=]normal|verbose]
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag         Value
       interface - Interface name or index.
       level     - One of the following values:
                   normal: Display one line per interface.  This is
                       the default when no interface is given.
                   verbose: Display extra information on each
                       interface.  This is the default when an
                       interface is given.
       store     - One of the following values:
                   active: Show addresses in the stack (default).
                   persistent: Show persistent addresses.

Remarks: Displays all IPv6 addresses, or all addresses on a given
         interface if one is specified.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show bindingcacheentries ?

Usage: show bindingcacheentries

Remarks: Displays all binding cache entries.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show destinationcache ?

Usage: show destinationcache [[interface=]<string> [[address=]<IPv6 address>]]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       interface      - Interface name or index.
       address        - Address of destination.

Remarks: Shows destination cache entries.  If an interface is specified,
         shows the cache only on that interface.  If an address is
         also specified, shows only that destination cache entry.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show dns ?

Usage: show dns [[interface=]string]
 
Parameters: 
 
      Tag            Value
      interface    - The name of a specific interface.
 
Remarks: Displays DNS server configuration for a specific interface or 
         interfaces.


Examples: 

      show dns "Local Area Connection"

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show global ?

Usage: show global [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag         Value
       store     - One of the following values:
                   active: Show information in the stack (default).
                   persistent: Show persistent information.

Remarks: Shows global configuration parameters.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show interface ?

Usage: show interface [[interface=]<string>] [[level=]normal|verbose]
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag         Value
       interface - Interface name or index.
       level     - One of the following values:
                   normal: Display one line per interface.  This is
                       the default when no interface is given.
                   verbose: Display extra information on each
                       interface.  This is the default when an
                       interface is given.
       store     - One of the following values:
                   active: Show interfaces in the stack (default).
                   persistent: Show persistent interfaces.

Remarks: Displays information about all interfaces, or about a given
         interface if one is specified.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show joins ?

Usage: show joins [[interface=]<string>] [[level=]normal|verbose]

Parameters: 

       Tag         Value
       interface - Interface name or index.
       level     - One of the following values:
                   normal: Display one line per interface.  This is
                       the default when no interface is given.
                   verbose: Display extra information on each
                       interface.  This is the default when an
                       interface is given.

Remarks: Displays all IPv6 multicast addresses, or all multicast
         addresses on a given interface if one is specified.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show mobility ?

Usage: show mobility [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag         Value
       store     - One of the following values:
                   active: Show information in the stack (default).
                   persistent: Show persistent information.

Remarks: Shows mobility configuration parameters.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show neighbors ?

Usage: show neighbors [[interface=]<string> [[address=]<IPv6 address>]]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       interface      - Interface name or index.
       address        - Address of neighbor.

Remarks: Shows neighbor cache entries.  If an interface is specified,
         shows the cache only on that interface.  If an address is
         also specified, shows only that neighbor cache entry.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show prefixpolicy ?

Usage: show prefixpolicy [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag         Value
       store     - One of the following values:
                   active: Show information in the stack (default).
                   persistent: Show persistent information.

Remarks: Shows prefix policy entries used in source and destination
         address selection.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show privacy ?

Usage: show privacy [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag         Value
       store     - One of the following values:
                   active: Show information in the stack (default).
                   persistent: Show persistent information.

Remarks: Shows privacy configuration parameters.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show routes ?

Usage: show routes [[level=]normal|verbose]
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters: 

       Tag      Value
       level  - One of the following values:
                normal: Display normal routes only (default).
                verbose: Also display routes used for loopback.
       store  - One of the following values:
                active: Show routes in the stack (default).
                persistent: Show persistent routes.

Remarks: Shows route table entries.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show siteprefixes ?

Usage: show siteprefixes

Remarks: Displays the site prefix table.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show state ?

Usage: show state

      Shows whether various types of deprecated functionality are
      enabled.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 show teredo ?

Usage: show teredo

Remarks: Displays the Teredo service (client or server) state.

C:\Windows>netsh interface ipv6 uninstall ?

Usage: uninstall

Remarks: Uninstalls IPv6.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
?              - Displays a list of commands.
add            - Adds a configuration entry to a table.
delete         - Deletes a configuration entry from a table.
dump           - Displays a configuration script.
help           - Displays a list of commands.
reset          - Resets IPv6 configuration state.
set            - Sets configuration information.
show           - Displays information.

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

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy add ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
add v4tov4     - Adds an entry to listen on for IPv4 and proxy connect to via IPv4.
add v4tov6     - Adds an entry to listen on for IPv4 and proxy connect to via IPv6.
add v6tov4     - Adds an entry to listen on for IPv6 and proxy connect to via IPv4.
add v6tov6     - Adds an entry to listen on for IPv6 and proxy connect to via IPv6.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy add v4tov4 ?

Usage: add v4tov4 [listenport=]<integer>|<servicename>
             [connectaddress=]<IPv4 address>|<hostname> 
            [[connectport=]<integer>|<servicename>]
            [[listenaddress=]<IPv4 address>|<hostname>]
            [[protocol=]tcp]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       listenport     - IPv4 port on which to listen.
       connectaddress - IPv4 address to which to connect.
       connectport    - IPv4 port to which to connect.
       listenaddress  - IPv4 address on which to listen.
       protocol       - Protocol to use.  Currently only TCP is supported.

Remarks: Adds an entry to listen on for IPv4 and proxy connect to via IPv4.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy add v4tov6 ?

Usage: add v4tov6 [listenport=]<integer>|<servicename>
            [[connectaddress=]<IPv6 address>|<hostname>]
            [[connectport=]<integer>|<servicename>]
            [[listenaddress=]<IPv4 address>|<hostname>]
            [[protocol=]tcp]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       listenport     - IPv4 port on which to listen.
       connectaddress - IPv6 address to which to connect.
       connectport    - IPv6 port to which to connect.
       listenaddress  - IPv4 address on which to listen.
       protocol       - Protocol to use.  Currently only TCP is supported.

Remarks: Adds an entry to listen on for IPv4 and proxy connect to via IPv6.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy add v6tov4 ?

Usage: add v6tov4 [listenport=]<integer>|<servicename>
            [[connectaddress=]<IPv4 address>|<hostname>]
            [[connectport=]<integer>|<servicename>]
            [[listenaddress=]<IPv6 address>|<hostname>]
            [[protocol=]tcp]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       listenport     - IPv6 port on which to listen.
       connectaddress - IPv4 address to which to connect.
       connectport    - IPv4 port to which to connect.
       listenaddress  - IPv6 address on which to listen.
       protocol       - Protocol to use.  Currently only TCP is supported.

Remarks: Adds an entry to listen on for IPv6 and proxy connect to via IPv4.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy add v6tov6 ?

Usage: add v6tov6 [listenport=]<integer>|<servicename>
             [connectaddress=]<IPv6 address>|<hostname>
            [[connectport=]<integer>|<servicename>]
            [[listenaddress=]<IPv6 address>|<hostname>]
            [[protocol=]tcp]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       listenport     - IPv6 port on which to listen.
       connectaddress - IPv6 address to which to connect.
       connectport    - IPv6 port to which to connect.
       listenaddress  - IPv6 address on which to listen.
       protocol       - Protocol to use.  Currently only TCP is supported.

Remarks: Adds an entry to listen on for IPv6 and proxy connect to via IPv6.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy delete ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
delete v4tov4  - Deletes an entry to listen on for IPv4 and proxy connect to via IPv4.
delete v4tov6  - Deletes an entry to listen on for IPv4 and proxy connect to via IPv6.
delete v6tov4  - Deletes an entry to listen on for IPv6 and proxy connect to via IPv4.
delete v6tov6  - Deletes an entry to listen on for IPv6 and proxy connect to via IPv6.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy delete v4tov4 ?

Usage: delete v4tov4 [listenport=]<integer>|<servicename>
            [[listenaddress=]<IPv4 address>|<hostname>]
            [[protocol=]tcp]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       listenport     - IPv4 port on which to listen.
       listenaddress  - IPv4 address on which to listen.
       protocol       - Protocol to use.  Currently only TCP is supported.

Remarks: Deletes an entry to listen on for IPv4 and proxy connect to via IPv4.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy delete v4tov6 ?

Usage: delete v4tov6 [listenport=]<integer>|<servicename>
            [[listenaddress=]<IPv4 address>|<hostname>]
            [[protocol=]tcp]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       listenport     - IPv4 port on which to listen.
       listenaddress  - IPv4 address on which to listen.
       protocol       - Protocol to use.  Currently only TCP is supported.

Remarks: Deletes an entry to listen on for IPv4 and proxy connect to via IPv6.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy delete v6tov4 ?

Usage: delete v6tov4 [listenport=]<integer>|<servicename>
            [[listenaddress=]<IPv6 address>|<hostname>]
            [[protocol=]tcp]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       listenport     - IPv6 port on which to listen.
       listenaddress  - IPv6 address on which to listen.
       protocol       - Protocol to use.  Currently only TCP is supported.

Remarks: Deletes an entry to listen on for IPv6 and proxy connect to via IPv4.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy delete v6tov6 ?

Usage: delete v6tov6 [listenport=]<integer>|<servicename>
            [[listenaddress=]<IPv6 address>|<hostname>]
            [[protocol=]tcp]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       listenport     - IPv6 port on which to listen.
       listenaddress  - IPv6 address on which to listen.
       protocol       - Protocol to use.  Currently only TCP is supported.

Remarks: Deletes an entry to listen on for IPv6 and proxy connect to via IPv6.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy 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.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy help ?

Usage: help

Remarks: 
       Displays a list of commands.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy reset ?

Usage: reset

Remarks: Resets IPv6 configuration state.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy set ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
set v4tov4     - Updates an entry to listen on for IPv4 and proxy connect to via IPv4.
set v4tov6     - Updates an entry to listen on for IPv4 and proxy connect to via IPv6.
set v6tov4     - Updates an entry to listen on for IPv6 and proxy connect to via IPv4.
set v6tov6     - Updates an entry to listen on for IPv6 and proxy connect to via IPv6.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy set v4tov4 ?

Usage: set v4tov4 [listenport=]<integer>|<servicename>
             [connectaddress=]<IPv4 address>|<hostname>
            [[connectport=]<integer>|<servicename>]
            [[listenaddress=]<IPv4 address>|<hostname>]
            [[protocol=]tcp]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       listenport     - IPv4 port on which to listen.
       connectaddress - IPv4 address to which to connect.
       connectport    - IPv4 port to which to connect.
       listenaddress  - IPv4 address on which to listen.
       protocol       - Protocol to use.  Currently only TCP is supported.

Remarks: Updates an entry to listen on for IPv4 and proxy connect to via IPv4.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy set v4tov6 ?

Usage: set v4tov6 [listenport=]<integer>|<servicename>
            [[connectaddress=]<IPv6 address>|<hostname>]
            [[connectport=]<integer>|<servicename>]
            [[listenaddress=]<IPv4 address>|<hostname>]
            [[protocol=]tcp]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       listenport     - IPv4 port on which to listen.
       connectaddress - IPv6 address to which to connect.
       connectport    - IPv6 port to which to connect.
       listenaddress  - IPv4 address on which to listen.
       protocol       - Protocol to use.  Currently only TCP is supported.

Remarks: Updates an entry to listen on for IPv4 and proxy connect to via IPv6.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy set v6tov4 ?

Usage: set v6tov4 [listenport=]<integer>|<servicename>
            [[connectaddress=]<IPv4 address>|<hostname>]
            [[connectport=]<integer>|<servicename>]
            [[listenaddress=]<IPv6 address>|<hostname>]
            [[protocol=]tcp]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       listenport     - IPv6 port on which to listen.
       connectaddress - IPv4 address to which to connect.
       connectport    - IPv4 port to which to connect.
       listenaddress  - IPv6 address on which to listen.
       protocol       - Protocol to use.  Currently only TCP is supported.

Remarks: Updates an entry to listen on for IPv6 and proxy connect to via IPv4.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy set v6tov6 ?

Usage: set v6tov6 [listenport=]<integer>|<servicename>
             [connectaddress=]<IPv6 address>|<hostname>
            [[connectport=]<integer>|<servicename>]
            [[listenaddress=]<IPv6 address>|<hostname>]
            [[protocol=]tcp]

Parameters: 

       Tag              Value
       listenport     - IPv6 port on which to listen.
       connectaddress - IPv6 address to which to connect.
       connectport    - IPv6 port to which to connect.
       listenaddress  - IPv6 address on which to listen.
       protocol       - Protocol to use.  Currently only TCP is supported.

Remarks: Updates an entry to listen on for IPv6 and proxy connect to via IPv6.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy show ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
show all       - Shows all port proxy parameters.
show v4tov4    - Shows parameters for proxying IPv4 connections to another IPv4 port.
show v4tov6    - Shows parameters for proxying IPv4 connections to IPv6.
show v6tov4    - Shows parameters for proxying IPv6 connections to IPv4.
show v6tov6    - Shows parameters for proxying IPv6 connections to another IPv6 port.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy show all ?

Usage: show all

Remarks: Shows all port proxy parameters.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy show v4tov4 ?

Usage: show v4tov4

Remarks: Shows parameters for proxying IPv4 connections to another IPv4 port.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy show v4tov6 ?

Usage: show v4tov6

Remarks: Shows parameters for proxying IPv4 connections to IPv6.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy show v6tov4 ?

Usage: show v6tov4

Remarks: Shows parameters for proxying IPv6 connections to IPv4.

C:\Windows>netsh interface portproxy show v6tov6 ?

Usage: show v6tov6

Remarks: Shows parameters for proxying IPv6 connections to another IPv6 port.

C:\Windows>netsh interface reset ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
reset all      - Resets configuration.

C:\Windows>netsh interface reset all ?

Usage: reset all                                                       
                                                                  
      Resets configuration.                                       
                                                                  
      All interfaces which can be added through this context will 
      be deleted.                                                 

C:\Windows>netsh interface set ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
set credentials - Sets the credentials used to connect an interface.
set interface  - Sets interface parameters.

C:\Windows>netsh interface set credentials ?

Usage: set credentials [name=]<string> [user=]<string> [[domain=]string 
       [password=]string]                                     
                                                              
Parameters: 
                                                              
       Tag              Value                                 
       name           - Name of the interface to be added.     
       user           - Name of the user account.              
       domain         - Domain of the user account.            
       password       - Password of the user account.          
                                                              
Remarks: Sets the credentials used to connect an interface.   
                                                              
Examples: 
                                                              
       set credentials name="Demand-Dial Interface" user=guest      
       set credentials name="Demand-Dial Interface" user=admin 
             domain=mydomain password=mypassword
       

C:\Windows>netsh interface set interface ?

Usage set interface [name = ] IfName                                      
            [ [admin = ] ENABLED|DISABLED                         
              [connect = ] CONNECTED|DISCONNECTED                 
              [newname = ] NewName ]                              
                                                                  
      Sets interface parameters.                                  
                                                                  
      IfName  - the name of the interface                         
      admin   - whether the interface should be enabled (non-LAN only).
      connect - whether to connect the interface (non-LAN only).      
      newname - new name for the interface (LAN only).            
                                                                  
      Notes:                                                      
      - At least one option other than the name must be specified.
      - If connect = CONNECTED is specified, then the interface   
        is automatically enabled even if the admin = DISABLED     
        option is specified.                                      

C:\Windows>netsh interface show ?

The following commands are available:

Commands in this context:
show credentials - Shows the credentials used to connect an interface.
show interface - Displays interfaces.

C:\Windows>netsh interface show credentials ?

Usage show credentials [name = ] IfName                               
                                                           
      Shows the credentials used to connect an interface.  
                                                           
      IfName - the name of the interface                   
                                                           

C:\Windows>netsh interface show interface ?

Usage: show interface [[name=]string]                                         
                                                                     
Parameters: 
                                                                     
      Tag              Value                                         
      name           - Name of a specific interface to show current  
                       parameter settings.                           
                                                                     
Remarks: Shows interface parameters.                                 
                                                                     
Examples: 
                                                                     
       show interface name="Local Area Connection"