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C:\Windows>netsh wlan show filters ? Sintassi: show filters [permission=]allow|block Parametri: Tag Valore permission - Sceglie tra l'elenco delle reti consentite e l'elenco delle reti bloccate. Note: Visualizza l'elenco delle reti consentite o bloccate configurato sul sistema. Esempi: show filters show filters permission=allow show filters permission=block

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