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Hi, here is a set of netsh command lines which I use very often. Show Interface configuration netsh interface ipv4 show config Only IP Addresses of all LAN adapters netsh interface ipv4 show address Show global TCP/IP Parameters netsh interface ipv4 show global Disable and enable a Interface netsh i

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Using Netsh (Part 1) - TechGenix Oct 28, 2004 windows - Use netsh to show enabled firewall rules only netsh advfirewall is not recommended anymore and might be deprecated in future versions of Windows (see the warning message when you enter netsh advfirewall).. Additionally, I'm not aware of an "enabled" switch in netsh advfirewall firewall. I suggest you use Powershell to get the list of enabled inbound rules : Get-NetFirewallRule -Direction Inbound -Enabled True