1. Network Interface Configuration
1.1 List Network Interfaces, IP, and DNS
Commands:
To retrieve detailed network interface configuration:
Description:
Displays full configuration details for all network interfaces, including IP addresses, subnet masks, default gateways, and DNS servers.
Output:
A comprehensive list of all network interfaces with their configurations.
For a more structured output in PowerShell:
Get-NetIPConfiguration | Format-Table InterfaceAlias, InterfaceDescription, IPv4Address
Description:
Formats IP configuration details, displaying interface alias, description, and IPv4 address.
Output:
A table showing IP configuration details for each network interface.
To list DNS servers for IPv4:
Get-DnsClientServerAddress -AddressFamily IPv4 | Format-Table
Description:
Displays configured DNS server addresses for IPv4.
Output:
A table of DNS server addresses by network interface.
2.1 Current Routing Table
Commands:
To view the current routing table:
Description:
Displays the routing table with destinations, next hops, and metrics.
Output:
A complete view of the routing configuration.
For a structured view in PowerShell:
Description:
Formats and displays IPv4 routing table entries.
Output:
A table listing routing details for IPv4.
3. ARP and Connections
3.1 List ARP Table
Command:
Description:
Displays the current ARP table, mapping IP addresses to MAC addresses.
Output:
A list of IP-to-MAC mappings in the ARP cache.
3.2 List Current Connections
Command:
Description:
Shows all active network connections and listening ports with their associated process IDs (PIDs).
Output:
A detailed list of connections, including protocol, local and foreign addresses, connection state, and PID.
4. Network Shares
4.1 List Network Shares
Command:
Description:
Lists all shared resources on the local system.
Output:
Displays share names, paths, and additional settings.
For domain-specific shares using PowerShell:
Description:
Finds shared resources within a specified domain.
Output:
Lists domain-specific shared resources.
5. SNMP Configuration
5.1 SNMP Settings
Command:
To check SNMP configuration in the Windows Registry:
Description:
Queries SNMP service settings in the registry.
Output:
Displays SNMP configuration, including community strings and permissions.
For a detailed PowerShell view:
Description:
Retrieves all SNMP-related registry keys and values recursively.
Output:
A detailed view of SNMP configuration settings.
