Unable to see TCP setting in 7068, why?

Copyright said:

Type netsh /?, it seems tcp isn't part of the command anymore.

Notice the command again - netshow interface tcp show global - and it *is* still there.

woolswell said:

In the command prompt, type netsh interface tcp show global and press
Enter, the current TCP Global Parameters should appear. My 7068 x86
fails to do so , why?


The Vista in the same destop got no such problem (sorry, my Vista is the
Traditional Chinese version):



Need your help, and thanks in advanced.

As to why it is not working, not sure. I tried both regular CMD as well as CMD with elevated privileges - same error.

Many thanks to copyright and johngalt.

I installed and re-installed 7057x86, 7068x86, and 7068x64 the past two days and tried to
find what happened to my Windows 7.

The same problem exists in all above mentioned operation systems. Hence, I am almost sure that everyone who uses 7068 would meet the same thing.

Perhaps that's nothing to do with 'bug' and perhaps, I should use new parameters of the tcp/ip in 7068 which I know not right now.......

Anyway, thank copyright and johngalt.

Still waiting for some experts to teach me......

This would appear to be a bug, as I get the same message. The other options for netsh interface tcp show work correctly, it is only the global option that doesn't.

Dwarf said:

This would appear to be a bug, as I get the same message. The other options for netsh interface tcp show work correctly, it is only the global option that doesn't.

The chimney* require me to run ad admin, but only chimneyheuristics outputs anything - the rest were blank.

Finally, I found out that you can use netsh int tcp show * instead of having to type out interface (never knew that before, so I don't know if that was available before or not).

It's a bug in 7068 and before, AFAIK, to 7022....

johngalt said:

It's a bug in 7068 and before, AFAIK, to 7022....

Hei, johngalt,

Thank you for accompanying me to tell the parameters of tcp/ip of
the Win 7.

In these days, I tried to find your posts and replies here in Seven Forums,
really, I learned a lot though you knowed not.

Thanks again for the useful knowledge.