ifconfig eth0对应windows中什么指令

### Windows Equivalent Command for Linux `ifconfig eth0` In Windows, the equivalent functionality of viewing and configuring specific network interfaces like `ifconfig eth0` on Linux can be achieved using different commands depending on whether one wants to view or modify configurations. For displaying detailed information about all active network connections including IP addresses, subnet masks, default gateways, etc., the command used is: ```powershell Get-NetIPAddress | Where-Object { $_.InterfaceAlias -eq 'Ethernet' } ``` This PowerShell script filters out details specifically related to an interface named "Ethernet", which would correspond most closely with how `eth0` operates under Linux environments[^1]. Alternatively, when working within a traditional Command Prompt environment rather than PowerShell, users may opt to utilize: ```cmd netsh interface ipv4 show config name="Local Area Connection" ``` Here `"Local Area Connection"` should match whatever label has been assigned by Windows to represent what might otherwise appear as `eth0`. This approach provides comprehensive settings similar to those seen through `ifconfig`. When it comes to setting static IPs or other parameters directly comparable actions performed via `ifconfig`, these changes typically occur during system setup stages involving GUI tools provided by Microsoft or third parties. However, advanced administrators often prefer scripting such modifications into batch files or PowerShell scripts utilizing `Set-NetIPAddress` cmdlets available since Windows Server 2012 R2 onwards.