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C:\Windows>netsh lan show ? The following commands are available: Commands in this context: show interfaces - Shows a list of the current wired interfaces on the system. show profiles - Shows a list of wired profiles currently configured on the machine. show settings - Shows the current global settings of wired LAN. show tracing - Shows whether wired LAN tracing is enabled or disabled.

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