Test-NetHLK is a module used for testing the advanced properties for Network Adapters and determining if a network switch supports the Azure Stack HCI requirements.

This module is available on the PowerShell gallery using the following command: Install-Module Test-NetHLK -Force

For a disconnected system, please use: Save-Module Test-NetHLK -Path <SomeFolderPath>

Then move all downloaded module to the disconnected system in the PowerShell module path. For example: C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\Test-NetHLK\...

We recommend the following process for ensuring you're running the latest version of the module.

First uninstall the old module: Uninstall-Module Test-NetHLK -AllVersions

Next, install the latest version of the module: Install-Module Test-NetHLK -Force

This cmdlet tests the properties returned from Get-NetAdapterAdvancedProperty. For syntatical help, please use the PowerShell help with the following command help Test-NICAdvancedProperties

Example Use: Test-NICAdvancedProperties -InterfaceName Ethernet

Test-NICAdvancedProperties validate various aspects of the advanced registry keys. This section defines some of the lesser known properties being validated.

Description: The advanced registry key type

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