well have you tried to get that information via powershell?

What have you tried? where are you stuck?

In powershell, you can usually use the same commandlet you use to get the data, to set the data.

Get-NetIPAddress
Set-NetIPAddress

so find the cmdlets that get and set the info and you can store in like a CSV or JSON or whatever file format you want really.

Give it a shot, post the code you have tried when you get stuck.

If you post code, please use the ‘Insert Code’ button. Please and thank you!

And if you are till reading this… maybe possibly look into Get-NetIPConfiguration…

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