How to create a .bat file for quick access to network troubleshooting commands

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How to create a .bat file for quick access to network troubleshooting commands

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@echo OFF

color 0a

cls

:Start4

echo º 1. IP Config /All

echo º 2. NETSTAT

echo º 3. NSLOOKUP

echo º 4. Telnet

echo º 5. add IP ADDRESS

echo º 6. add gateway

echo º 7. add dns

echo º 8. NBTSTATS

echo º 9. ARP Table

echo º 10.Launch Host FIle

echo º 11.Check Internet connectivity

echo º 12.IP to Mac address

echo º 13.Refresh Network Settings

echo º 14.Network Connections.cpl

echo º 15.Network Setup Wizard.cpl

echo º 16. Return to Main Menu

echo º 17. Exit

echo.

echo Enter Choice.

SET /P variable=

IF %variable%==17 GOTO exit

IF %variable%==16 GOTO menu

IF %variable%==15 GOTO ncpa

IF %variable%==14 GOTO netsetup

IF %variable%==13 GOTO refresh

IF %variable%==12 GOTO IPMac

IF %variable%==11 GOTO connectivity

IF %variable%==10 GOTO HostFile

IF %variable%==9 GOTO ARPA

IF %variable%==8 GOTO NBTSTATS

IF %variable%==7 GOTO DNSAD

IF %variable%==6 GOTO GWAD

IF %variable%==5 GOTO IPAD

IF %variable%==4 GOTO Telnet

IF %variable%==3 GOTO NSLOOKUP

IF %variable%==2 GOTO NETSTAT

IF %variable%==1 GOTO IPSH

:IPSH

ipconfig /all

Echo Completed...

ECHO.

echo Press Enter to go to Network Functions script

echo.

pause > nul

GOTO Start4

:NETSTAT

start c:\windows\system32\netstat.exe

pause

goto Start4

:NSLOOKUP

start c:\windows\system32\nslookup.exe

pause

goto Start4

:Telnet

start c:\windows\system32\telnet.exe

pause

goto Start4

:IPAD

echo Enter IP address in dotted format [ex: 192.168.10.100] :

Set /P variable1=

echo Enter subnet mask in dotted format [ex: 255.255.25.0] :

Set /P variable2=

echo Enter the name of you network connection [ex: Local Area Connection, Lan] :

Set /P variable3=

netsh interface ip add address %variable3% %variable1% %variable2%

Echo Completed...

ECHO.

echo Press Enter to go to Network Functions script

echo.

pause > nul

GOTO Start4

:GWAD

echo Enter the name of you network connection [ex: Local Area Connection, Lan] :

Set /P variable3=

echo Enter gateway in dotted format [ex: 192.168.10.100] :

Set /P variable4=

netsh interface ip add address "%variable3%" gateway=%variable4% gwmetric=2

Echo Completed...

ECHO.

echo Press Enter to go to Network Functions script

echo.

pause > nul

GOTO Start4

:DNSAD

echo Enter the name of you network connection [ex: Local Area Connection, Lan] :

Set /P variable3=

echo Enter primary adns ddress in dotted format [ex: 10.168.115.105] :

Set /P variable5=

echo Enter secondary dns address in dotted format [ex: 10.168.115.105] :

Set /P variable6=

netsh interface ip add dns %varialbe3% %variable5%

netsh interface ip add dns %varialbe3% %variable6% index=2

echo.

Echo Completed...

ECHO.

echo Press Enter to go to Network Functions script

echo.

pause > nul

GOTO Start4

:NBTSTATS

@echo off

color 0a

cls

echo.

echo NetBIOS Connection Table

echo.

start /wait nbtstat.exe

cd\

nbtstat -S

Echo Completed...

pause

cd\

nbtstat -c

Echo Completed...

pause

nbtstat -n

Echo Completed...

pause

cd\

nbtstat -r

Echo Completed...

pause

cd\

nbtstat -s

Echo Completed...

pause

echo.

Echo Completed...

ECHO.

echo Press Enter to go to Network Functions script

echo.

pause > nul

GOTO Start4

:ARPA

@echo off

color 0a

cls

echo.

echo ARP Table

echo.

start /wait arp.exe

cd\

arp -a

echo.

Echo Completed...

ECHO.

echo Press Enter to go to Network Functions script

echo.

pause > nul

GOTO Start4

:HostFile

@echo off

color 0a

cls

start /wait notepad c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts

echo.

Echo Completed...

ECHO.

echo Press Enter to go to Network Functions script

echo.

pause > nul

GOTO Start4

:connectivity

@echo off

ECHO Checking connection, please wait...

PING -n 1 www.google.com|find "Reply from " >NUL

IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 goto :SUCCESS

IF ERRORLEVEL 1 goto :TRYAGAIN

:TRYAGAIN

ECHO FAILURE!

ECHO Let me try a bit more, please wait...

@echo off

PING -n 3 www.google.com|find "Reply from " >NUL

IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 goto :SUCCESS2

IF ERRORLEVEL 1 goto :TRYIP

:TRYIP

ECHO FAILURE!

ECHO Checking DNS...

ECHO Lets try by IP address...

@echo off

ping -n 1 216.239.37.99|find "Reply from " >NUL

IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 goto :SUCCESSDNS

IF ERRORLEVEL 1 goto :TRYROUTER

:TRYROUTER

ECHO FAILURE!

ECHO Lets try pinging the router....

ping -n 2 192.168.1.1|find "Reply from " >NUL

IF NOT ERRORLEVEL 1 goto :ROUTERSUCCESS

IF ERRORLEVEL 1 goto :NETDOWN

:ROUTERSUCCESS

ECHO It appears that you can reach the router, but internet is unreachable.

goto :FAILURE

:NETDOWN

ECHO FAILURE!

ECHO It appears that you having network issues, the router cannot be reached.

goto :FAILURE

:SUCCESSDNS

ECHO It appears that you are having DNS issues.

goto :FAILURE

:SUCCESS

ECHO You have an active Internet connection

pause

goto END

:SUCCESS2

ECHO You have an active internet connection but some packet loss was detected.

pause

goto :END

:FAILURE

ECHO You do not have an active Internet connection

pause

goto :END

:END

Echo Completed...

ECHO.

echo Press Enter to go to menu

echo.

pause > nul

goto GOTO Start4

:IPMac

@Echo off

cls

COLOR 22

set ip= %1

if /i "%1" == "?" goto help

if /i "%1" == "/?" goto help

if /i "%1" == "-h" goto help

if /i "%1" == "--help" goto help

if /i "%1" == "/h" goto help

if /i "%1" == "" (goto start

)else goto auto

:start

cls

echo.

echo Clearing ARP Cache . . .

netsh interface ip delete arpcache

echo Enter IP address of remote computer:

set /p ip=

if %ip% == exit goto end

if %ip% == quit goto end

for %%i in (%ip%) do (ping -n 1 %%i > NUL

if errorlevel 1 goto fail

cls

echo.

echo IP Address MAC Address Type

echo ___________________________________________________

echo.

arp -a | findstr "%%i"

goto eof

)

echo.

:auto

ping -n 1 %1 > NUL

if errorlevel 1 goto fail2

cls

echo.

echo IP Address MAC Address Type

echo ___________________________________________________

echo.

arp -a | findstr "%1"

echo.

goto end

:fail

echo.

cls

echo.

echo Host not found, or not alive

echo.

goto eof

:fail2

echo.

cls

echo.

echo Host not found, or not alive

echo.

goto end

:eof

echo.

pause

goto end

:help

@echo off

echo.

echo DESCRIPTION:

echo Gets the MAC address for a remote computer, given it's IP address.

echo.

echo USAGE:

echo getmac [ip_address]

echo.

echo PARAMETERS:

echo To use interactively, run getMAC with no parameters.

echo.

echo EXAMPLE:

echo.

echo getmac 192.168.1.1

:end

Echo Completed...

ECHO.

echo Press Enter to go to menu

echo.

pause > nul

GOTO Start4

:refresh

@ECHO OFF

color 0a

cls

Echo.

Echo IP release

Echo Flush DNS

Echo IP renew

Echo.

ipconfig /release

ipconfig /flushdns

ipconfig /renew

Echo.

Echo Completed...

ECHO.

echo Press Enter to go to menu

echo.

pause > nul

GOTO Start4

:ncpa

@ECHO OFF

color 0a

cls

Echo.

echo Network Connections:

control.exe ncpa.cpl

pause

echo Netork connection option2:

control.exe netconnections

Echo.

Echo Completed...

ECHO.

echo Press Enter to go to menu

echo.

pause > nul

GOTO Start4

:netsetup

@ECHO OFF

color 0a

cls

Echo.

echo Network Setup Wizard:

control.exe netsetup.cpl

Echo.

Echo Completed...

ECHO.

echo Press Enter to go to menu

echo.

pause > nul

GOTO Start4

:menu

Echo Completed...

ECHO.

echo Press Enter to go to menu

echo.

pause > nul

goto menu

:exit

Echo Completed...

ECHO.

echo Press Enter to go to menu

echo.

pause > nul

goto menu

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