Which Windows PowerShell command provides detailed configuration information for all network adapters?

The correct command to provide detailed configuration information for all network adapters is the one commonly used in a Windows command-line environment, which is "ipconfig /all." This command displays comprehensive information about each network adapter on the system, including their IP addresses, subnet masks, gateways, DNS servers, and other related configuration details.

This option is rooted in traditional command-line utilities and is widely recognized among users familiar with Windows networking. It aggregates and displays a range of information in a format that is easily readable.

In contrast, while "Get-NetAdapter" and "Get-NetIPAddress" are indeed PowerShell cmdlets that offer valuable networking information, they do not encompass the full extent of detail provided by "ipconfig /all." "Get-NetAdapter" returns a summary of the network adapters and their status, and "Get-NetIPAddress" focuses specifically on IP address assignments but lacks the comprehensive overview that includes all properties as seen in "ipconfig /all." "Get-NetIPConfiguration" provides information on IP configuration, but like the others, it does not encompass as wide a variety of details as the traditional command does.