netshRouting Context


netsh/Routing Context

Configures a router (a multihomed computer with the Routing and Remote Access Service installed and enabled).

Subcontexts

IP

autodhcp

dnsproxy

IGMP

NAT

OSPF

Relay

RIP

IPX

NETBIOS

RIP

sap

Only commands for the IP subcontext are covered in this section. For a list of commands in the IPX subcontext, switch to that subcontext and type help .

Commands

dump

Dumps the configuration of the router as a series of NetShell commands.

ip

Switches to IP subcontext. The commands available in this subcontext are listed in Table 5-13. Within the IP subcontext are the following deeper subcontexts: autodhcp, dnsproxy, IGMP, NAT, OSPF, Relay, and RIP. The commands for these subcontexts are listed in Table 5-14 through Table 5-20.

ipx

Switches to IPX subcontext.

reset

Resets the IP address configuration of the router to a clean state.

show helper

Details IP and IPX Helper DLLs for the routing context.

Table 5-13. Commands available in Routing IP subcontext

Command

Option

Description

add/delete/ set/show

interface

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays routing settings

 

filter

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays packet filters

 

rtmroute

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays nonpersistent routes

 

persistentroute

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays persistent routes

 

preference- forprotocol

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays preference level

 

scope

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays multicast scope

add/delete/ show

boundary

Adds/deletes/displays multicast boundary settings

add/set

ipiptunnel

Adds/specifies IP-in-IP interface

autodhcp

 

Switches to routing IP autodhcp subcontext (see Table 5-14)

dnsproxy

 

Switches to routing IP dnsproxy subcontext (see Table 5-15)

igmp

 

Switches to routing IP IGMP subcontext (see Table 5-16)

nat

 

Switches to routing IP NAT subcontext (see Table 5-17)

ospf

 

Switches to routing IP OSPF subcontext (see Table 5-18)

relay

 

Switches to routing IP relay subcontext (see Table 5-19)

rip

 

Switches to routing IP RIP subcontext (see Table 5-20)

set/show

loglevel

Specifies/displays global logging level

show

helper

Lists all netsh subcontexts for IP

 

protocol

Lists all running IP routing protocols

 

mfe

Shows multicast forwarding entries

 

mfestats

Displays entry statistics for multicast forwarding

 

boundarystats

Lists all IP multicast boundaries

 

rtmdestinations

Lists destinations in routing table

 

rtmroutes

Lists routes in routing table

Table 5-14. Commands available in Routing IP autodhcp subcontext

Command

Option

Description

set/show

global

Specifies/displays global DHCP allocator settings

 

interface

Specifies/displays DHCP allocator settings for specified interface

add/delete

exclusion

Adds/deletes an exclusion

Table 5-15. Commands available in Routing IP dnsproxy subcontext

Command

Option

Description

set/show

global

Specifies/displays global DNS proxy settings

 

interface

Specifies/displays DNS proxy settings for specified interface

Table 5-16. Commands available in Routing IP IGMP subcontext

Command

Option

Description

set/show

global

Specifies/displays IGMP global settings

add/delete/ set/show

interface

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays IGMP settings on specified interface

add/delete

staticgroup

Adds/deletes static multicast group

show

grouptable

Displays IGMP host-groups table

 

ifstats

Displays IGMP statistics

 

iftable

Displays IGMP host groups per interface

 

proxygrouptable

Displays IGMP group table for proxy interface

 

rasgrouptable

Displays IGMP group table for internal interface used by RAS server

Table 5-17. Commands available in Routing IP NAT subcontext

Command

Options

Description

set/show

global

Specifies/displays global NAT settings

add/delete/ set/show

interface

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays NAT settings for specified interface

add/delete

addressrange

Adds/deletes address range for public address pool

 

addressmapping

Adds/deletes NAT address mapping

 

portmapping

Adds/deletes NAT port mapping

Table 5-18. Commands available in Routing IP OSPF subcontext

Command

Option

Description

set/show

global

Specifies/displays global OSPF settings

add/delete/ set/show

interface

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays OSPF settings for specified interface

 

area

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays an area

 

virtif

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays a virtual interface

add/delete/ show

range

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays a range for an area

 

neighbor

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays a neighbor

 

protofilter

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays routing information sources for external routes

 

routefilter

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays route filtering for external routes

show

areastats

Displays area statistics

 

lsdb

Displays link-state database

 

virtifstats

Displays virtual-link statistics

Table 5-19. Commands available in Routing IP Relay subcontext

Command

Option

Description

set

global

Specifies global settings for DHCP relay agent

add/delete/set

interface

Adds/deletes/specifies DHCP relay agent settings

add/delete

dhcpserver

Adds/deletes IP address for DHCP server

show

ifbinding

Displays bindings

 

ifconfig

Displays DHCP relay agent settings

 

ifstats

Displays statistics

Table 5-20. Commands available in Routing IP RIP subcontext

Command

Option

Description

set/show

flags

Specifies/displays advanced settings

 

global

Specifies/displays global settings

add/delete/ set/show

interface

Adds/deletes/specifies/displays settings

add/delete

peerfilter

Adds/deletes a peer filter

 

acceptfilter

Adds/deletes a route filter to/from list of accepted routes

 

announcefilter

Adds/deletes a route filter to/from list of announced routes

add/delete/ show

neighbor

Adds/deletes/displays a neighbor

show

globalstats

Displays global settings

 

ifbinding

Displays bindings

 

ifstats

Displays statistics

Examples

Reset routing tables in router to clean configuration:

 C:\>  netsh  netsh>  routing  routing>  reset  routing> 

Switch to IP subcontext and display routing table:

 routing>  ip  routing ip>  show rtmroutes  Prefix  Protocol  Prf  Met  Gateway  Vw  Interface -------------------------------------------------- 0.0.0.0/0       NetMgmt  10    1  172.16.11.196  UM     Local Area Connection 127.0.0.0/8      Local    1    1  127.0.0.1      U      Loopback 127.0.0.1/32     Local    1    1  127.0.0.1      U      Loopback 172.16.11.0/24     Local  1    1  172.16.11.104  UM     Local Area Connection 172.16.11.0/24     Local  1    1  172.16.11.105  UM     Local Area Connection 172.16.11.104/32   Local  1    1  127.0.0.1       U      Loopback 172.16.11.105/32   Local  1    1  127.0.0.1       U      Loopback 172.16.255.255/32  Local  1    1  172.16.11.104   UM     Local Area Connection 172.16.255.255/32  Local  1    1  172.16.11.105   UM    Local Area Connection 224.0.0.0/4        Local  1    1  172.16.11.104   U      Local Area Connection 224.0.0.0/4        Local  1    1  172.16.11.105   U     Local Area Connection 255.255.255.255/32 Local  1    1  172.16.11.104   U      Local Area Connection 255.255.255.255/32 Local  1    1  172.16.11.105   U     Local Area Connection 

Show IP protocols used:

 routing ip>  show protocol  Type        Vendor        Protocol ----------------------------------------------------- General     -             Protocol Priority General     -             Multicast Boundaries General     -             Global Info Multicast   Microsoft     IGMP Unicast     MS-0000       DHCP 

Switch to Relay subcontext, and show DHCP Relay global settings:

 routing ip>  relay  routing ip relay>  show global  DHCP Relay Global Configuration Information ------------------------------------------------------ Logging Level                       : Errors Only Max Receive Queue Size              : 1048576 Server Count                        : 0 

See Also

Routing and Remote Access



Windows Server 2003 in a Nutshell
Windows Server 2003 in a Nutshell
ISBN: 0596004044
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 415
Authors: Mitch Tulloch

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