What is Windows Protocol Binder?

Windows Protocol Binder

Windows Protocol Binder is a handy command line tool that lets you show and change protocol bindings. If you’ve ever wanted to tweak your network settings using a script, this is the tool for you!

What Can You Change?

This application can help you adjust things like the MS loopback adapter, VMware bridging protocol, and the OpenVPN TAP adapter. While it works great with your regular Ethernet adapter, keep in mind that being a physical adapter makes it tough to automate its installation.

How to Use Windows Protocol Binder

The command structure looks something like this:

proto [--list|--bind|--unbind] [options]

List Your Protocols

If you want to see which protocols are set up, you can use:

--list [--adapter=adapter] [--protocol=protocol] [--layer=UPPER|LOWER]

Bind a Protocol

If you're ready to bind a protocol, here’s how:

--bind [--adapter=adapter] --protocol=protocol [--layer=UPPER|LOWER]

Unbind a Protocol

If you need to unbind, just use:

--unbind [--adapter=adapter] --protocol=protocol [--layer=UPPER|LOWER]

Wildcard Options

You can also use wildcards! Just remember that both adapter and protocol names can end with a % sign for flexibility.

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