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In some previous versions of MS Windows, IP protocol static routes could be managed using commands to the netsh program. Those commands have changed.
Is there still a way to manage routes with netsh?
If not, what would be the equivalent?
2
1
In some previous versions of MS Windows, IP protocol static routes could be managed using commands to the netsh program. Those commands have changed.
Is there still a way to manage routes with netsh?
If not, what would be the equivalent?
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They are still under netsh interface
, only the interface ip context has been renamed to interface ipv4.
netsh> interface ipv4
netsh interface ipv4> add route
See documentation for ipv4
and ipv6
on Microsoft.
In addition to netsh
, some Windows NT versions have a route
command:
C:\> route print
C:\> route add