Teach you how to analyze the WLAN netsh command in Windows 7

Command to display the set value

These commands are not for the user to configure, but let the user view the values ​​of some settings:

Netsh WLAN show createalluserprofile: You can know if a user can create a wireless profile for all users instead of themselves. .

Netsh WLAN show allowexplicitcreds: Allows the computer to use stored user credentials for 802.1x when a user cannot log in to the computer.

Netsh WLAN show onlyusegpprofilesforallowednetworks: When implementing Group Policy, shows when the wireless profile of Group Policy is allowed.

Other Commands

The following Netsh WLAN commands are not for specific purposes:

Netsh WLAN reportissues: Create a troubleshooting report for wireless network connectivity issues. This report is located in the C:WindowsTracing folder.

Netsh WLAN set allowexplicitcreds: Specifies whether to allow the computer to use the stored user login credentials for 802.1x authentication when a user is not logged in. Use the following parameter: allow=

Netsh WLAN set blockperiod: This command specifies the number of minutes the client must wait before attempting to connect to the network after an unsuccessful login attempt on the client.

Netsh WLAN set profiletype: Defines whether the current user or all users of the computer use the wireless network's configuration file. The configuration parameters are as follows:

name=profile name

profiletype=

More commands

A new command that first appeared in win7 and Windows Server 2008 R2. In fact, there are several wireless network commands:

Netsh WLAN show networks: List all detected neighboring wireless networks, including their SSID, authentication, encryption settings, and so on.

Netsh WLAN connect: Try to establish a connection with the specified network, using the following parameters:

ssid = wireless network name

name = configuration file name

interface = interface name

Netsh WLAN export profile: Let users export a wireless profile created in the WINDOWS graphical user interface to an XML file, so you can import it to other computers Medium or backup:

folder = path and file name

name = configuration file name

interface = interface name

Netsh WLAN add profile: let User imports wireless configuration file from an XML file

filename = path and file name

interface = interface name

user = ]

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