IPXROUTE Windows Command Guide
The Windows ipxroute command allows users to manage and view IPX routing tables, add and delete static IPX routes, and display detailed information about IPX interfaces and services. This command is useful for network administrators to troubleshoot connectivity issues and optimize IPX network performance.
IPXROUTE Syntax:
Options:
Option | Description |
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add | Adds a static IPX route. |
delete | Deletes a static IPX route. |
Displays the contents of the IPX routing table. |
Parameters:
Parameter | Description |
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network | Specifies the network address in hexadecimal format. |
interface | Specifies the network interface. |
IPXROUTE Command Samples:
Display IPX Network Configuration
Displays the current IPX routing table and configuration settings.
Add a Static IPX Route
Adds a static IPX route with the network, node, hop count, and interface specified.
Delete a Static IPX Route
Deletes a static IPX route with the specified network address.
Display Help Information
Displays detailed information about the IPXROUTE command and its usage.
Display All IPX Routes in Detailed Format
Displays all IPX routes in detail, including network address, node address, hop count, and interface.
Disable IPX Routing
Disables IPX routing on the Windows system.
Enable IPX Routing
Enables IPX routing on the Windows system.
IPXROUTE FAQ:
How do I use ipxroute in Windows?
To use the ipxroute command in Windows, execute the following command:
What is the purpose of the ipxroute command in Windows?
The ipxroute command in Windows is used to manage and configure IPX (Internetwork Packet Exchange) routing tables.
How can I display the IPX routing table in Windows using ipxroute?
To display the IPX routing table in Windows using ipxroute, you can use the following command:
How do I add a new entry to the IPX routing table with ipxroute in Windows?
To add a new entry to the IPX routing table using ipxroute in Windows, you can use a command similar to the following example:
Can I delete a specific entry from the IPX routing table using ipxroute in Windows?
Yes, you can delete a specific entry from the IPX routing table using ipxroute in Windows by running a command similar to the following example:
How do I flush all entries from the IPX routing table with ipxroute in Windows?
To flush all entries from the IPX routing table using ipxroute in Windows, you can execute the following command:
Applications of the IPXROUTE Command
- Display or modify the IPX routing table
- Add a static route to the IPX routing table
- Delete a static route from the IPX routing table