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netsh netio

The netsh netio command is used to manage network binding filters, allowing administrators to control which clients can bind to specific network providers. Windows commands reference

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netsh netio [add | delete | dump | help | show | ?]
netsh netio add bindingfilter [npi=]<string> [client=]<string> [provider=]<string>
type= store=
netsh netio delete bindingfilter [npi=]<string> [client=]<string> [provider=]<string>
store=
netsh netio dump
netsh netio show bindingfilter store=

To block a specified client from binding to a provider persistently, you can run the following command

netsh netio add bindingfilter npi="NPI_Name" client="Client_Name" provider="Provider_Name" type=block store=persistentIdentify

To permanently remove a binding filter, you can run the following command

netsh netio delete bindingfilter npi="NPI_Name" client="Client_Name" provider="Provider_Name" store=persistentIdentify

To display all active binding filters, you can run the following command

netsh netio show bindingfilter store=activeIdentify
netio add bindingfilterAdds a new binding filter. - npi - Specifies the NPI (Network Programming Interface) GUID or name. - client - Specifies the client GUID or name. - provider - Specifies the provider GUID or name. - type - Determines the filter type. block prevents the specified client from binding to the provider. singleclient allows only the specified client to bind to the provider (default). - store - Specifies filter persistence. active indicates the filter is temporary and will disappear on the next boot. persistent indicates the filter remains in effect across reboots (default).
netio delete bindingfilterRemoves an existing binding filter. - npi - Specifies the NPI GUID or name. - client - Specifies the client GUID or name. - provider - Specifies the provider GUID or name. - store - Specifies filter persistence. active indicates the filter removal is temporary will reappear after the system is rebooted. persistent indicates the filter removal is permanent and remains in effect across system reboots (default).
netio dumpCreates a script containing the current netio configuration. The script can be saved to a file and used to restore settings if they're altered or need to be replicated on another system.
netio show bindingfilterDisplays all binding filters. store - Specifies the filter persistence. active displays the filters in the stack (default). persistent displays all persistent filters.
help or ?Displays a list of commands and their descriptions in the current context.