I always encourage technical staff to get comfortable at the command line. This is for a lot of reasons:
More efficient than a gui
Learn about the device operation
Many times you can get information not available in the gui
A lot faster when working remotely over slow links
You can script common tasks
When teaching Wireshark, I spend time on tshark/dumpcap at the command line.
In this article I will spend some time on Microsoft’s netsh that I use regularly to modify my IPv4 settings. The reason is quite simple, if I have to make the same change multiple times, it is far more efficient to do it at the command line or in a batch file.
Even with the examples provided in the video, you can easily create a batch file that will accept input instead of statically assigning values.
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