'ipconfig /all' - Posh version

I wanted a more comprehensive, and easier to read, output of a systems network settings, etc...

I have this set as a Function and it has an alias.

I call theses functions from both PoSh profiles.

This is what the output looks like:

The script:

Function Get-IP { Write-Host "Fetching IP info..." -ForegroundColor Gray -BackgroundColor Black $AdapterList = @() Get-NetAdapter | ? {$_.InterfaceDescription -NOTmatch 'Bluetooth'}  | % { $adapter = $_ $prefix = (Get-NetIPAddress -InterfaceIndex $adapter.InterfaceIndex | ? {$_.ipv4address}).prefixlength ('1' * $prefix).PadRight(32, '0') | Out-Null;$bitString=('1' * $prefix).PadRight(32,'0'); $SnM=[String]::Empty     for($i=0;$i -lt 32;$i+=8)     {$byteString=$bitString.Substring($i,8); $SnM+="$([Convert]::ToInt32($byteString, 2))."} If ((Get-NetIPInterface -InterfaceAlias $_.InterfaceAlias).Dhcp -eq "Enabled") {$DHCP = "DHCP"} else {$DHCP = "STATIC"} $AdapterList += ((Get-NetIPConfiguration | ? {$_.InterfaceIndex -match "$($adapter.InterfaceIndex)"} | select     @{Name='Alias';Expression ={$_.InterfaceAlias}},`     @{Name='Status';Expression ={$_.NetAdapter.Status}},`     @{Name='IPAddress';Expression ={"$($_.IPv4Address.IPAddress) ($DHCP)"}},`     @{Name='SubnetMask';Expression ={"$($SnM.TrimEnd('.')) (/$prefix)"}},`     @{Name='Gateway';Expression ={$_.IPv4DefaultGateway.NextHop}},`     @{Name='DNSServer(s)';Expression ={$_.DNSServer.ServerAddresses}},`     @{Name='MAC';Expression ={$adapter.MacAddress}},`     @{Name='Index';Expression ={$_.InterfaceIndex}},`     @{Name='Description';Expression ={$_.InterfaceDescription}}))     } Write-Host "~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~" -ForegroundColor Gray $AdapterList | % { $_ | % { If ($_.IPAddress -match "169.") {     $_.IPAddress = "($DHCP)"     $_.SubnetMask = " - " } $Item00 = $_ ($Item00 | Out-String).Split("`n|`r",[System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries) | % { If ($Item00.Status -match "Disconnected") {Write-Host "█ " -fore Red -No } If ($Item00.Status -match "Up") {Write-Host "¤ " -fore Green -No } If ($_ -match "Index") {Write-Host " " $_ -ForegroundColor cyan} If ($_ -match "Alias") {Write-Host " " $_ -ForegroundColor Yellow} If ($_ -match ": Up") {Write-Host " " $_ -ForegroundColor Green} If ($_ -match ": Disconnected") {Write-Host " " $_ -ForegroundColor Magenta} If ($_ -NOTmatch "Index" -and $_ -NOTmatch "Alias" -and $_ -NOTmatch "Status") {Write-Host " " $_} } ($Item00 | Out-String).Split("`n|`r",[System.StringSplitOptions]::RemoveEmptyEntries) | % {     If ($_ -match "Alias" -and $_ -match "Wi-Fi" -and $Item00.Status -match "Up") {         netsh wlan show interfaces | % {             If ($_ -match "SSID" -and $_ -NOTmatch "BSSID") {$SSID = $_}             If ($_ -match "State") {$State = $_}             If ($_ -match "Signal") {$Signal = $_}             If ($_ -match "Authentication") {$Auth = $_}         }             Function SplitWrite($arg0) {Write-Host ($arg0.Split(':')[1]).Trim() -Fore 11}                 Write-Host "             SSID: " -Fore 14 -No; SplitWrite $SSID                 Write-Host "            State: " -Fore 14 -No; SplitWrite $State                 Write-Host "           Signal: " -Fore 14 -No; SplitWrite $Signal                 Write-Host "             Auth: " -Fore 14 -No; SplitWrite $Auth     } } } Write-Host "~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~" -ForegroundColor Gray } } # End Function Get-IP set-alias -name gip -value Get-IP

On GitHub: Get-IP.psm1

Set NumLock for All / Current user via Powershell

Keep in mind that the below commands can also be wrapped into an 'Invoke-Command' - You just need to make sure WinRM* is enabled on the remote computer - 

I'll list out below, how I deal with WinRM enablement.*

Get each of these values:

NOTE - Two different Registry locations; 'HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT', and 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER'

(Get-ItemProperty -Path Registry::"HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Keyboard" -Name InitialKeyboardIndicators).InitialKeyboardIndicators (Get-ItemProperty -Path Registry::"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Keyboard" -Name InitialKeyboardIndicators).InitialKeyboardIndicators

If either of these are set to either '0', or '2147483648'...

Add '2' to them, and set the new value accordingly - 

So, '0' becomes '2'

And '2147483648' becomes '2147483650'

Examples:

Set-ItemProperty -Path Registry::"HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Keyboard" -Name InitialKeyboardIndicators -Value 2 Set-ItemProperty -Path Registry::"HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Control Panel\Keyboard" -Name InitialKeyboardIndicators -Value 2147483650 Set-ItemProperty -Path Registry::"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Keyboard" -Name InitialKeyboardIndicators -Value 2 Set-ItemProperty -Path Registry::"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Keyboard" -Name InitialKeyboardIndicators -Value 2147483650

* The WinRM stuff:
Hint: Your gonna need PsExec from the SysInternals suite...
(Also, forgive the aliases I used here and there...)

$Computer_Name = "ComputerName"  # WinRM test  $EAC = $ErrorActionPreference  $ErrorActionPreference = "SilentlyContinue"  If (!((Test-NetConnection $Computer_Name).PingSucceeded)) {Write-Host "   $Computer_Name is unreachable..."; break}      $TestCommand = $null; $TestCommand = Test-WSMan -ComputerName $Computer_Name      If (!($TestCommand)){      Write-Host " Enabling WinRM... " -No      C:\SysInternals\PsExec.exe -s -nobanner \\$Computer_Name /accepteula cmd /c "c:\windows\system32\winrm.cmd quickconfig -quiet" | Out-Null      $TestCommand = $null; $TestCommand = Test-WSMan -ComputerName $Computer_Name      If (!$TestCommand){Write-Host "Windows Remote Managment (WinRM) did not enable... Can't run this - EXITING." -Fore Yellow -Back DarkMagenta; Break}      } If ($TestCommand){ Write-Host "  WinRM enabled." -Fore Yellow -Back 2 }  $ErrorActionPreference = $EAC  # END WinRM test