How to configure TCP/IP using CMD command on Windows

Instructions for using Netsh to set up TCP/IP on Windows, from setting static IP, enabling DHCP to configuring DNS. Useful solution for administrators and advanced users.

Configure TCPIP using Cmd command

Step 1 : First, open CMD and then enter the netsh command to use Netsh.exe.

To set up TCP/IP you enter the command.

netsh interface ip show config

To set a static IP, enter the command.

set address local static 192.168.2.2 255.255.255.0

In which 192.168.2.2 is the IP, and 255.255.255.0 is the subnet mask

To set up DHCP mode you enter the command.

set address name= 'Local Area Connection' source=dhcp

To configure DNS you enter the command.

set DNS 'Local Area Connection' static 192.168.2.1

Where 192.168.2.1 is the DNS address.

To exit the netsh.exe environment you type.

exit

If you want to check TCP/IP information using CMD command, you use the command.

ipconfig /all

You can use Netsh to configure TCP/IP on Windows flexibly, from setting static IP, enabling DHCP to editing DNS. If you need to manage the network system in depth, CMD commands will help  check IP addresses  quickly and accurately.