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Powershell: Test-NetConnection


PS C:\Users\tuyen> get-help Test-NetConnection

NAME
    Test-NetConnection

SYNTAX
    Test-NetConnection [[-ComputerName] <string>] [-TraceRoute] [-Hops <int>] [-InformationLevel {Quiet |
    Detailed}]  [<CommonParameters>]

    Test-NetConnection [[-ComputerName] <string>] [-CommonTCPPort] {HTTP | RDP | SMB | WINRM}
    [-InformationLevel {Quiet | Detailed}]  [<CommonParameters>]

    Test-NetConnection [[-ComputerName] <string>] -Port <int> [-InformationLevel {Quiet | Detailed}]
    [<CommonParameters>]

    Test-NetConnection [[-ComputerName] <string>] -DiagnoseRouting [-ConstrainSourceAddress <string>]
    [-ConstrainInterface <uint32>] [-InformationLevel {Quiet | Detailed}]  [<CommonParameters>]


ALIASES
    TNC


REMARKS
    Get-Help cannot find the Help files for this cmdlet on this computer. It is displaying only partial help.
        -- To download and install Help files for the module that includes this cmdlet, use Update-Help.

PS C:\Users\tuyen> Test-NetConnection -InformationLevel Detailed -ComputerName portquiz.net -Port 27017


ComputerName            : portquiz.net
RemoteAddress           : 178.33.250.62
RemotePort              : 27017
NameResolutionResults   : 178.33.250.62
MatchingIPsecRules      :
NetworkIsolationContext : Internet
IsAdmin                 : False
InterfaceAlias          : Ethernet
SourceAddress           : 192.168.64.66
NetRoute (NextHop)      : 192.168.64.1
TcpTestSucceeded        : True

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