Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
(C) Copyright 1986-2001 Microsoft Corp. C:\Windows>netsh ras ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: ? - Displays a list of commands. aaaa - Changes to the `netsh ras aaaa' context. add - Adds items to a table. appletalk - Changes to the `netsh ras appletalk' context. delete - Removes items from a table. dump - Displays a configuration script. help - Displays a list of commands. ip - Changes to the `netsh ras ip' context. ipx - Changes to the `netsh ras ipx' context. set - Sets configuration information. show - Displays information. The following sub-contexts are available: aaaa appletalk ip ipx To view help for a command, type the command, followed by a space, and then type ?.
Changes to the `netsh ras aaaa' context.
»netsh »ras »aaaa
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: ? - Displays a list of commands. add - Adds items to a table. delete - Removes items from a table. 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 ?.
Adds items to a table.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »add
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa add ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: add acctserver - Adds a RADIUS accounting server. add authserver - Adds a RADIUS authentication server.
Adds a RADIUS accounting server.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »add »acctserver
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa add acctserver ?
add acctserver [ name = ] server
[ [secret =] secret
[init-score =] InitialScore
[port =] port
[timeout = ] timeout
[messages = ] ENABLED|DISABLED ]
Provides an IP address or name of a RADIUS server to use for accounting.
name The DNS name or IP address of the RADIUS server
secret The shared secret
init-score Initial score (server priority)
port Sets the port on which to send the authentication requests.
timeout The timeout period before the RADIUS server is marked
unavailable (seconds)
messages whether to send accounting on/off messages.
Adds a RADIUS authentication server.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »add »authserver
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa add authserver ?
add authserver [ name = ] server
[ [secret =] secret
[init-score =] InitialScore
[port =] port
[timeout =] timeout
[signature = ] ENABLED|DISABLED ]
Provides an IP address or name of a RADIUS server to pass authentication
requests.
name The DNS name or IP address of the RADIUS server
secret The shared secret
init-score Initial score (server priority)
port Sets the port on which to send the authentication requests.
timeout The timeout period before the RADIUS server is marked
unavailable (seconds)
signature whether to use digital signatures
Removes items from a table.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »delete
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa delete ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: delete acctserver - Deletes a RADIUS accounting server. delete authserver - Deletes a RADIUS server.
Deletes a RADIUS accounting server.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »delete »acctserver
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa delete acctserver ?
delete acctserver [ [name = ] server ]
Deletes a RADIUS accounting server.
Deletes a RADIUS server.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »delete »authserver
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa delete authserver ?
delete authserver [name = ] server
Deletes a RADIUS authentication server.
Displays a configuration script.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »dump
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa dump ?
Usage: dump
Remarks:
Creates a script that contains the current configuration. If saved to a
file, this script can be used to restore altered configuration settings.
Displays a list of commands.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »help
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa help ?
Usage: help
Remarks:
Displays a list of commands.
Sets configuration information.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »set
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa set ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: set accounting - Sets the accounting provider. set acctserver - Sets properties of an accounting server. set authentication - Sets the authentication provider. set authserver - Sets properties of an authentication server.
Sets the accounting provider.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »set »accounting
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa set accounting ?
set accounting [provider =] WINDOWS|RADIUS|NONE
Sets the accounting provider.
windows Accounting via the Windows logging facility
radius Accounting via a RADIUS accounting server
none Do not perform accounting
Sets properties of an accounting server.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »set »acctserver
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa set acctserver ?
set acctserver [ name = ] server
[ [secret =] secret
[init-score =] InitialScore
[port =] port
[timeout = ] timeout
[messages = ] ENABLED|DISABLED ]
Provides an IP address or name of a RADIUS server to use for accounting.
name The DNS name or IP address of the RADIUS server
secret The shared secret
init-score Initial score (server priority)
port Sets the port on which to send the authentication requests.
timeout The timeout period before the RADIUS server is marked
unavailable (seconds)
messages whether to send accounting on/off messages.
Sets the authentication provider.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »set »authentication
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa set authentication ?
set authentication [provider =] WINDOWS|RADIUS
Sets the authentication provider.
windows Authentication via Windows security
radius Authentication against a RADIUS server
Sets properties of an authentication server.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »set »authserver
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa set authserver ?
set authserver [ name = ] server
[ [secret =] secret
[init-score =] InitialScore
[port =] port
[timeout =] timeout
[signature = ] ENABLED|DISABLED ]
Provides an IP address or name of a RADIUS server to pass authentication
requests.
name The DNS name or IP address of the RADIUS server
secret The shared secret
init-score Initial score (server priority)
port Sets the port on which to send the authentication requests.
timeout The timeout period before the RADIUS server is marked
unavailable (seconds)
signature whether to use digital signatures
Displays information.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »show
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa show ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: show accounting - Displays the current accounting provider. show acctserver - Displays the RADIUS server(s) used for accounting. show authentication - Displays the current authentication provider. show authserver - Displays the RADIUS server(s) used for authentication.
Displays the current accounting provider.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »show »accounting
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa show accounting ?
show accounting
Displays the accounting provider
Displays the RADIUS server(s) used for accounting.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »show »acctserver
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa show acctserver ?
show acctserver [ [name = ] server ]
Displays detailed information about an accounting
server.
name The DNS name or IP address of the RADIUS server
If no server name is provided, all configured accounting
servers will be displayed.
Displays the current authentication provider.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »show »authentication
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa show authentication ?
show authentication
Displays the authentication provider
Displays the RADIUS server(s) used for authentication.
»netsh »ras »aaaa »show »authserver
C:\Windows>netsh ras aaaa show authserver ?
show authserver [ [name = ] server ]
Displays detailed information about an authentication
server.
name The DNS name or IP address of the RADIUS server
If no server name is provided, all configured authentication
servers will be displayed.
Adds items to a table.
»netsh »ras »add
C:\Windows>netsh ras add ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: add authtype - Adds types of authentication the RAS server will negotiate. add link - Adds to the list of link properties PPP will negotiate add multilink - Adds to the list of multilink types PPP will negotiate add registeredserver - Registers the given Windows 2000 computer as a RAS server in the Active Directory of the given domain.
Adds types of authentication the RAS server will negotiate.
»netsh »ras »add »authtype
C:\Windows>netsh ras add authtype ?
add authtype [type = ] PAP|SPAP|MD5CHAP|MSCHAP|MSCHAPv2|EAP
Selects the types of authentication which this RAS server will
attempt to negotiate. Negotiation will be in the order most-secure to
least-secure. Once both client and server agree upon an authentication
type, the PPP negotiation will follow the appropriate RFCs.
type - the type
PAP - Password Authentication Protocol (clear text).
SPAP - Shiva Password Authentication Protocol.
MD5CHAP - Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol using
Message Digest 5 hashing scheme to encrypt the response.
MSCHAP - Microsoft Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol.
MSCHAPv2 - Version 2 of MSCHAP.
EAP - Extensible Authentication Protocol.
Adds to the list of link properties PPP will negotiate
»netsh »ras »add »link
C:\Windows>netsh ras add link ?
add link [type = ] SWC|LCP
Adds to the list of link properties PPP will negotiate.
type - the type
SWC - Provides software compression (MPPC)
LCP - Provides Link Control Protocol extensions from the PPP suite of protocols.
Adds to the list of multilink types PPP will negotiate
»netsh »ras »add »multilink
C:\Windows>netsh ras add multilink ?
add multilink [type = ] MULTI|BACP
Adds to the list of multilink types PPP will negotiate.
type - the type
MULTI - Provides mutlilink PPP sessions.
BACP - Provides Bandwidth Allocation Control Protocol.
Registers the given Windows 2000 computer as a RAS
»netsh »ras »add »registeredserver
C:\Windows>netsh ras add registeredserver ?
add registeredserver [ [domain = ] domain [server = ] server ]
Registers the given Windows 2000 computer as a RAS server in
the Active Directory of the given domain.
server - the computer name of the computer to be registered as
a RAS server. If no server is specified the computer
from which the command is issued is assumed.
domain - the domain in which the given server should be
registered. If no domain is provided, the primary
domain of the computer from which the command is
issued is assumed.
Changes to the `netsh ras appletalk' context.
»netsh »ras »appletalk
C:\Windows>netsh ras appletalk ? 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 ?.
Displays a configuration script.
»netsh »ras »appletalk »dump
C:\Windows>netsh ras appletalk dump ?
Usage: dump
Remarks:
Creates a script that contains the current configuration. If saved to a
file, this script can be used to restore altered configuration settings.
Displays a list of commands.
»netsh »ras »appletalk »help
C:\Windows>netsh ras appletalk help ?
Usage: help
Remarks:
Displays a list of commands.
Sets configuration information.
»netsh »ras »appletalk »set
C:\Windows>netsh ras appletalk set ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: set access - Sets whether clients will be given access beyond the RAS server. set negotiation - Sets whether AppleTalk is negotiated for client remote access connections.
Sets whether clients will be given access beyond the RAS server.
»netsh »ras »appletalk »set »access
C:\Windows>netsh ras appletalk set access ?
set access [mode = ] ALL|SERVERONLY
Specifies whether AppleTalk network traffic from any client will be
forwarded to the network(s) to which the RAS server is connected.
mode - what type of access to grant
ALL - clients will be able to reach the RAS server and any
networks to which it is connected.
SERVERONLY - clients will be able to reach the RAS server only.
Sets whether AppleTalk is negotiated for client remote
»netsh »ras »appletalk »set »negotiation
C:\Windows>netsh ras appletalk set negotiation ?
Usage: set negotiation [mode = ] ALLOW|DENY
Parameters:
mode - the mode
ALLOW - permit AppleTalk over client connections.
DENY - do not permit AppleTalk over client connections.
Remarks: Specifies whether the remote access server allows AppleTalk to be
configured for any client connections it accepts.
Displays information.
»netsh »ras »appletalk »show
C:\Windows>netsh ras appletalk show ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: show config - Displays current remote access AppleTalk configuration.
Displays current remote access AppleTalk configuration.
»netsh »ras »appletalk »show »config
C:\Windows>netsh ras appletalk show config ?
Usage: show config
Remarks: Displays current remote access AppleTalk configuration.
Removes items from a table.
»netsh »ras »delete
C:\Windows>netsh ras delete ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: delete authtype - Deletes an authentication type from the RAS server. delete link - Deletes from the list of link properties PPP will negotiate delete multilink - Deletes from the list of multilink types PPP will negotiate delete registeredserver - Un-registers the given Windows 2000 computer as a RAS server in the Active Directory of the given domain.
Deletes an authentication type from the RAS server.
»netsh »ras »delete »authtype
C:\Windows>netsh ras delete authtype ?
delete authtype [type = ] PAP|SPAP|MD5CHAP|MSCHAP|MSCHAPv2|EAP
Deletes an authentication type from the list of types that the RAS
server will negotiate.
type - the type
PAP - Password Authentication Protocol (clear text).
SPAP - Shiva Password Authentication Protocol.
MD5CHAP - Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol using
Message Digest 5 hashing scheme to encrypt the response.
MSCHAP - Microsoft Challenge-Handshake Authentication Protocol.
MSCHAPv2 - Version 2 of MSCHAP.
EAP - Extensible Authentication Protocol.
Deletes from the list of link properties PPP will negotiate
»netsh »ras »delete »link
C:\Windows>netsh ras delete link ?
delete link [type = ] SWC|LCP
Deletes from the list of link properties PPP will negotiate.
type - the type
SWC - Provides software compression (MPPC)
LCP - Provides Link Control Protocol extensions from the PPP suite of protocols.
Deletes from the list of multilink types PPP will negotiate
»netsh »ras »delete »multilink
C:\Windows>netsh ras delete multilink ?
delete multilink [type = ] MULTI|BACP
Deletes from the list of multilink types PPP will negotiate.
type - the type
MULTI - Provides mutlilink PPP sessions.
BACP - Provides Bandwidth Allocation Control Protocol.
Un-registers the given Windows 2000 computer as a
»netsh »ras »delete »registeredserver
C:\Windows>netsh ras delete registeredserver ?
delete registeredserver [ [domain = ] domain [server = ] server ]
Un-registers the given Windows 2000 computer as a RAS server in
the Active Directory of the given domain.
server - the computer name of the computer to be unregistered as
a RAS server. If no server is specified the computer
from which the command is issued is assumed.
domain - the domain in which the given server should be
unregistered. If no domain is provided, the primary
domain of the computer from which the command is
issued is assumed.
Displays a configuration script.
»netsh »ras »dump
C:\Windows>netsh ras dump ?
Usage: dump
Remarks:
Creates a script that contains the current configuration. If saved to a
file, this script can be used to restore altered configuration settings.
Displays a list of commands.
»netsh »ras »help
C:\Windows>netsh ras help ?
Usage: help
Remarks:
Displays a list of commands.
Changes to the `netsh ras ip' context.
»netsh »ras »ip
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: ? - Displays a list of commands. add - Adds items to a table. delete - Removes items from a table. 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 ?.
Adds items to a table.
»netsh »ras »ip »add
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip add ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: add range - Adds a range to the static IP address pool.
Adds a range to the static IP address pool.
»netsh »ras »ip »add »range
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip add range ?
add range [from = ] from [to = ] to
Adds a range to the static IP address pool that the RAS server uses.
from - the starting IP address in the range in the form 'x.x.x.x'
to - the ending IP address in the range in the form 'x.x.x.x'
Removes items from a table.
»netsh »ras »ip »delete
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip delete ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: delete pool - Deletes all ranges from the static IP address pool. delete range - Deletes a range from the static IP address pool.
Deletes all ranges from the static IP address pool.
»netsh »ras »ip »delete »pool
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip delete pool ?
delete pool
Deletes all ranges from the static IP address pool.
Deletes a range from the static IP address pool.
»netsh »ras »ip »delete »range
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip delete range ?
delete range [from = ] from [to = ] to
Deletes a range from the static IP address pool that the RAS server uses.
from - the starting IP address in the range in the form 'x.x.x.x'
to - the ending IP address in the range in the form 'x.x.x.x'
Displays a configuration script.
»netsh »ras »ip »dump
C:\Windows>netsh ras 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.
Displays a list of commands.
»netsh »ras »ip »help
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip help ?
Usage: help
Remarks:
Displays a list of commands.
Sets configuration information.
»netsh »ras »ip »set
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip set ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: set access - Sets whether clients are given access beyond the remote access server. set addrassign - Sets the method by which the RAS server assigns IP addresses to its clients. set addrreq - Sets whether clients can request their own IP addresses. set broadcastnameresolution - Sets whether to enable or disable broadcast name resolution using NetBIOS over TCP/IP. set negotiation - Sets whether IP is negotiated for client RAS connections.
Sets whether clients are given access beyond the remote
»netsh »ras »ip »set »access
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip set access ?
Usage: set access [mode = ] ALL|SERVERONLY
Parameters:
mode - what type of access to grant
ALL - clients are able to reach the remote access server and any
networks to which it is connected.
SERVERONLY - clients are able to reach the remote access server only.
Remarks: Specifies whether IP network traffic from any client is
forwarded to the network(s) to which the remote access server
is connected.
Sets the method by which the RAS server
»netsh »ras »ip »set »addrassign
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip set addrassign ?
set addrassign [method = ] AUTO|POOL
Sets the method by which the RAS server assigns IP addresses to
its clients.
method - the method to use
AUTO - automatically assigns IP addresses using DHCP. If no
DHCP server is available, a random, private address
is assigned.
POOL - assigns IP address from the RAS server's pool.
Sets whether clients can request their own IP addresses.
»netsh »ras »ip »set »addrreq
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip set addrreq ?
set addrreq [mode = ] ALLOW|DENY
Specifies whether dialin clients are permitted to request their own
IP addresses.
mode - the mode
ALLOW - allow clients to request their own IP addresses.
DENY - don't allow clients to request their own IP addresses.
Sets whether to enable or disable broadcast
»netsh »ras »ip »set »broadcastnameresolution
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip set broadcastnameresolution ?
set broadcastnameresolution [mode = ] ENABLED|DISABLED
Specifies whether to enable or disable broadcast name resolution
using NetBIOS over TCP/IP.
mode - the mode
ENABLED - enables broadcast name resolution using NetBIOS over
TCP/IP.
DISABLED - disables broadcast name resolution using NetBIOS over
TCP/IP.
Sets whether IP is negotiated for client RAS connections.
»netsh »ras »ip »set »negotiation
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip set negotiation ?
set negotiation [mode = ] ALLOW|DENY
Specifies whether the RAS server will allow IP to be configured for
any client connections it accepts.
mode - the mode
ALLOW - permit IP over client connections.
DENY - do not permit IP over client connections.
Displays information.
»netsh »ras »ip »show
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip show ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: show config - Displays current RAS IP configuration.
Displays current RAS IP configuration.
»netsh »ras »ip »show »config
C:\Windows>netsh ras ip show config ?
show config
Displays current RAS IP configuration.
Changes to the `netsh ras ipx' context.
»netsh »ras »ipx
C:\Windows>netsh ras ipx ? 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 ?.
Displays a configuration script.
»netsh »ras »ipx »dump
C:\Windows>netsh ras ipx dump ?
Usage: dump
Remarks:
Creates a script that contains the current configuration. If saved to a
file, this script can be used to restore altered configuration settings.
Displays a list of commands.
»netsh »ras »ipx »help
C:\Windows>netsh ras ipx help ?
Usage: help
Remarks:
Displays a list of commands.
Sets configuration information.
»netsh »ras »ipx »set
C:\Windows>netsh ras ipx set ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: set access - Sets whether clients will be given access beyond the RAS server. set negotiation - Sets whether IPX is negotiated for client RAS connections. set netassign - Sets the method by which the RAS server assigns IPX addresses to its clients. set nodereq - Sets whether clients can request their own IPX node numbers. set pool - Sets the RAS IPX address pool.
Sets whether clients will be given access beyond the RAS server.
»netsh »ras »ipx »set »access
C:\Windows>netsh ras ipx set access ?
set access [mode = ] ALL|SERVERONLY
Specifies whether IPX network traffic from any client will be forwarded
to the network(s) to which the RAS server is connected.
mode - what type of access to grant
ALL - clients will be able to reach the RAS server and any
networks to which it is connected.
SERVERONLY - clients will be able to reach the RAS server only.
Sets whether IPX is negotiated for client RAS connections.
»netsh »ras »ipx »set »negotiation
C:\Windows>netsh ras ipx set negotiation ?
set negotiation [mode = ] ALLOW|DENY
Specifies whether the RAS server will allow IPX to be configured for
any client connections it accepts.
mode - the mode
ALLOW - permit IPX over client connections.
DENY - do not permit IPX over client connections.
Sets the method by which the RAS server assigns IPX addresses to its clients.
»netsh »ras »ipx »set »netassign
C:\Windows>netsh ras ipx set netassign ?
set netassign [method = ] AUTO|POOL|AUTOSAME|POOLSAME
Sets the method by which the RAS server assigns IPX addresses to
its clients.
method - the method to use
AUTO - assigns a different random IPX network number to all
clients.
POOL - assigns IPX addresses from the RAS server's pool.
AUTOSAME - generates a random IPX network number as assigns it to
all clients.
POOLSAME - chooses a number from the RAS server's pool and assigns
it to all clients.
Notes:
For most configurations, either the AUTOSAME or POOLSAME method
is recommended as these conserve network numbers and reduce network
traffic.
Before a network number is assigned to a client, it is verified
to not be in use on the RAS server's intranet. As a result some
addresses in the address pool may not be assigned.
Sets whether clients can request their own IPX node numbers.
»netsh »ras »ipx »set »nodereq
C:\Windows>netsh ras ipx set nodereq ?
set nodereq [mode = ] ALLOW|DENY
Specifies whether dialin clients are permitted to request their own
IPX node numbers.
mode - the mode
ALLOW - allow clients to request their own IPX node numbers.
DENY - don't allow clients to request their own IPX node numbers.
Sets the RAS IPX address pool.
»netsh »ras »ipx »set »pool
C:\Windows>netsh ras ipx set pool ?
set pool [firstnet = ] address [size = ] size
Sets RAS server's IPX address pool
firstnet - the first IPX network number in the pool. (hexadecimal)
size - the total number of IPX addresses in the pool. If zero is
specified, then the pool will grow dynamically as needed.
(decimal)
Displays information.
»netsh »ras »ipx »show
C:\Windows>netsh ras ipx show ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: show config - Displays current RAS IPX configuration.
Displays current RAS IPX configuration.
»netsh »ras »ipx »show »config
C:\Windows>netsh ras ipx show config ?
show config
Displays current RAS IPX configuration.
Sets configuration information.
»netsh »ras »set
C:\Windows>netsh ras set ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: set authmode - Sets the authentication mode. set tracing - Enables/disables extended tracing for a component. set user - Sets the RAS properties of a user.
Sets the authentication mode.
»netsh »ras »set »authmode
C:\Windows>netsh ras set authmode ?
set authmode [mode = ] STANDARD|NODCC|BYPASS
Sets the mode that determines whether and when dialin clients should
be authenticated.
mode - The mode
STANDARD - All devices need to be authenticated.
NODCC - Direct-connect devices are not authenticated.
BYPASS - Authentication is not required for any device.
Enables/disables extended tracing for a component.
»netsh »ras »set »tracing
C:\Windows>netsh ras set tracing ?
set tracing [component = ] component [state = ] ENABLED|DISABLED
Enables or disables extended tracing for the given component.
component - the component (use '*' to denote all components)
Sets the RAS properties of a user.
»netsh »ras »set »user
C:\Windows>netsh ras set user ?
set user [name = ] username
[dialin = ] PERMIT|DENY|POLICY
[ [cbpolicy = ] NONE|CALLER|ADMIN
[cbnumber = ] callback number ]
Sets user RAS properties.
username - the user's logon name.
dialin - whether the user will be allowed to dial in
PERMIT - allow the user to dial in.
DENY - do not allow the user to dial in.
POLICY - use remote access policies to determine dialin.
cbpolicy - the callback policy of the user. The callback
feature is used to save the caller the cost of
the phone call.
NONE - callback is not allowed for the user
CALLER - user can specify callback number at call time
ADMIN - always call the user at the callback number
cbnumber - the number to use when cbpolicy is ADMIN
NOTE: The 'POLICY' option is not available for users that belong
to a mixed-mode domain. For these users, 'POLICY' is
assumed to mean 'DENY'.
Displays information.
»netsh »ras »show
C:\Windows>netsh ras show ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: show activeservers - Listens for RAS server advertisements. show authmode - Shows the authentication mode. show authtype - Displays the authentication types currently enabled. show client - Shows RAS clients connected to this machine. show link - Shows the link properties PPP will negotiate show multilink - Shows the multilink types PPP will negotiate show registeredserver - Displays whether a computer is registered as a RAS server in the Active Directory of the given domain. show tracing - Shows whether extended tracing is enabled for components. show user - Displays RAS properties for a user(s).
Listens for RAS server advertisements.
»netsh »ras »show »activeservers
C:\Windows>netsh ras show activeservers ?
show activeservers
Listens for RAS server advertisements.
Shows the authentication mode.
»netsh »ras »show »authmode
C:\Windows>netsh ras show authmode ?
show authmode
Shows the authentication mode.
Displays the authentication types currently enabled.
»netsh »ras »show »authtype
C:\Windows>netsh ras show authtype ?
show authtype
Displays the authentication type(s) currently enabled.
Shows RAS clients connected to this machine.
»netsh »ras »show »client
C:\Windows>netsh ras show client ?
show client
Displays the RAS clients connected to this machine.
Shows the link properties PPP will negotiate
»netsh »ras »show »link
C:\Windows>netsh ras show link ?
show link
Shows the link properties PPP will negotiate.
Shows the multilink types PPP will negotiate
»netsh »ras »show »multilink
C:\Windows>netsh ras show multilink ?
show multilink
Shows the multilink types PPP will negotiate.
Displays whether a computer is registered as a
»netsh »ras »show »registeredserver
C:\Windows>netsh ras show registeredserver ?
show registeredserver [ [domain = ] domain [server = ] server ]
Displays whether the given computer is registered as a RAS
server in the given domain.
server - the computer name of the computer in question.
If no server is specified the computer from which the
command is issued is assumed.
domain - the domain. If no domain is provided, the primary
domain of the computer from which the command is
issued is assumed.
Shows whether extended tracing is enabled for components.
»netsh »ras »show »tracing
C:\Windows>netsh ras show tracing ?
show tracing [ [component = ] component ]
Shows whether tracing for the given component is enabled. If no
component is specified, shows the state of all components.
component - the component
Displays RAS properties for a user(s).
»netsh »ras »show »user
C:\Windows>netsh ras show user ?
show user [ [name = ] username
[mode = ] PERMIT|REPORT ]
Displays user RAS properties.
username - the user's logon name. If none is supplied,
all users will be displayed.
mode - the mode for showing information. If no mode is
specified, REPORT is assumed.
REPORT - show all users.
PERMIT - show only users whose dial in permission is PERMIT
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