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I have been trying to find out how I can get the value of a property in PowerShell.

For instance, the line below will display the LinkSpeed of the Network Adapter ...

Get-NetAdapter | Select LinkSpeed | Where {$_.LinkSpeed -like '*Gbps'}

Output:

It appears that -eq can only compare against a literal. I am trying to compare against a variable like this. This code does not work

i wanna change mtu with powershell script and the value in this txt file

• when i get content it gives me this error
• Invalid mtu parameter (1492 ).

• what's wrong in this code ?

I am using this code to detect network adapters:

(Get-NetAdapter).InterfaceDescription

The problem with this code is that it detects all network adapters (including Wi-Fi and virtual adapters by VMware).

I just want to detect the ethernet adapters installed in the device.

Could PowerShell do this at all?

We have P2P connection between a host computer and some target, because of stability issues, the connection sometimes dead, and we need to uncheck "allow other network users to connect through this computer's internet connection" with adding "Home networking connection:" as "p2p" and also uncheck-check the "Allow other network users to control or disable the shared Internet connection" to solve the connection issue.

We don't want to try to find the root cause, we decide to build this workarround.

Here are the steps i want to build a PS script to do:

1. go to the properties of Ethernet adapter: Enter properties

2. uncheck at "Sharing" section this check-box: un-check

3. re-check these boxes (at the picture at step 4)

4. add to "Home networking connection "p2p". re-check

I tried to build a script that will do this, but, It broke my host and we had to re-build the host after trying running it, please don't run it on your computer:

How can I list all NICs with name, MAC and IP address in PowerShell?

I know that I can combine Get-NetIPAddress and Get-NetAdapter but is there a simple way to do it because it seems to be one of the most common things in network management.

I've also found that Get-NetIPConfiguration -Detailed, but I don't understand why Get-NetIPConfiguration -Detailed | select InterfaceAlias,NetAdapter.LinkLayerAddress,IPv4Address returns empty MAC addresses.

I'm trying to parse the results of PowerShell's Get-NetIPConfiguration in Python.

The results contain the values I want in the default formatting (Format-List), but not when converted to JSON, which is the format I would like to consume.

Note how DNSServer is serialized by Format-List:

I'm right now trying to write a powershell script in Windows 11, that should automatically configure an usb to ethernet adapter. For this I need to automatically configure the VLAN of the adapter.

Everything works fine in case the VLAN was already activated in the network dialog using

I'm obviously failing to understand the nuances to -PipelineVariable

If I pass Get-NetIPAddress into Get-NetAdapter it shows the associated adapters.