I'm trying to create a Network Bridge with Powershell, but there is no documentation on where to start.
Is it posible to create a network bridge with powershell between two network adapters on a Windows 10 machine?
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Answers 1
You can use the powershell commands for collecting adapter information such as Get-NetAdapter
or Get-NetIPConfiguration
found here. Once you have collected the information you need to set up the bridge, then you call netsh bridge set ...
with your configuration preferences. For more info on the netsh bridge command, look here
Answers 2
This cannot be done.
Entering the command "netsh bridge install ?" into Powershell:
Not supported. Please go to the Network Connections folder to install.
EDIT: On Windows Server 2016 Core:
The following command was not found: bridge install ?
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