How to use netsh interface command to determine all of or one of your interface IP address quickly
Hello welcome to this video, in this video we will learn how to use netsh interface ipv4 subcommand to determine the IP address of all your interfaces or one of your interface or a.k.a of a specific interface.
This is good for network administrator to locate the IP address very quick, instead of ipconfig, scroll to up, ipconfig scroll to up or using GUI: control panel and then Network and Sharing center.
You know we can easily do this using, as the most people does: ipconfig or ipconfig /all command, but it takes longer time because you need to scroll up the command's output until you found the section of the interface that you want to look. Especially, when you are troubleshooting your laptop.
Alternatively, you can look for all interfaces IP addresses using command: netsh interface ipv4 show config.
And, using netsh interface ipv4 show config name="the interface name" you can easily locate or acquired the information specific to an interface than using the ipconfig or ipconfig /all.
Before using netsh interface ipv4 show config name="the interface name",
you need to know the interface name or a.k.a alias for your interface. You can do this using command: netsh interface show interface. So, basically this is your first command before using netsh interface ipv4 show config.
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