I would like to avoid the command line when interacting with static routes. There are instances where I need to change/delete static routes when I'm using wireguard tunnels (eg with Tailscale - a longstanding issue with local lan interface routes being 'hijacked' by tailscale entries - read: https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/1227#top)
Both Net Route View & WinIPConfig makes it easier to manager routes on devices. The latter is a particularly nice alternative to $ipconfig
I've considered sticking to only CLI utilities built-in to windows, but this is less intuitive, and the number of command line arguments can be mind-boggling. While CLI is handy for scripting processes, a GUI will increase efficiency
I would like to avoid the command line when interacting with static routes. There are instances where I need to change/delete static routes when I'm using wireguard tunnels (eg with Tailscale - a longstanding issue with local lan interface routes being 'hijacked' by tailscale entries - read: https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/issues/1227#top)
Both Net Route View & WinIPConfig makes it easier to manager routes on devices. The latter is a particularly nice alternative to $ipconfig
I've considered sticking to only CLI utilities built-in to windows, but this is less intuitive, and the number of command line arguments can be mind-boggling. While CLI is handy for scripting processes, a GUI will increase efficiency