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Second downloadable PowerShell release

Get-KTNetworkConfig v1.0.0

Get-KTNetworkConfig v1.0.0 is KrippyTech’s second downloadable PowerShell release. It provides read-only local discovery for active Windows network adapters.

PowerShell · v1.0.0

Get-KTNetworkConfig

Returns structured interface, address, gateway, DNS-server, adapter, and network-profile information without changing the computer.

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Source review

Local and read-only

Requires Windows PowerShell 5.1 or PowerShell 7 on Windows and NetTCPIP. It has no parameters and normally requires no administrator rights.

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Network configuration may contain sensitive internal details. This release is not Authenticode-signed. If RemoteSigned blocks the verified download, use Unblock-File only on Get-KTNetworkConfig.ps1. Do not bypass or globally change execution policy. See the PowerShell Library details .

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PowerShell · v1.0.0

Test-KTDNS

Read-only DNS troubleshooting for A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, NS, SRV, TXT, and PTR records. Results use a stable PowerShell object format.

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Requirements & limitation

Windows and DnsClient

Requires Windows PowerShell 5.1 or PowerShell 7 on Windows and the DnsClient module. The release is not Authenticode-signed.

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Test-KTDNS is read-only, but DNS queries may be logged by the selected resolver. After checksum verification and source review, use Unblock-File only on the downloaded Test-KTDNS.ps1 if RemoteSigned blocks it. Do not bypass or globally change execution policy. See the PowerShell Library details .