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NVSPBind and NVSPScrub

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Earlier this week, John Howard alerted the world of the availability of “NVSPBind”.  This is a handy command line tool that allows you to edit the network protocol bindings on a virtual network adapter (note, it does not work if you are not using virtual networks).  This is very useful if you are running Hyper-V Server or Hyper-V on a Windows Server core installation.

You can read more about NVSPBind here on John’s blog, and download it from here: https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/nvspbind

Though I would like to spend a moment singing the praises of an older tool, NVSPScrub (available here: https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/nvspscrub).

This tool provides for a quick and easy way to delete all virtual network settings on a system.  This can be a real life saver if you have been playing around the the Hyper-V WMI interfaces and have messed up the network configuration on your server.

It has saved me from myself a number of times now.

Cheers,
Ben

Comments

  • Anonymous
    June 20, 2015
    Link is once again kind-of-broken. Tools are not available on that page.