If I write:
ipconfig /all >> c: \ list.txt
will be addressed the output to the C: \ List.txt file
If instead I write:
ECHO OFF
cls
Set /p rule_name = what name to the new rule?:
cls
Set /p ip_block = which ip you want to block "%rule_name%"?
Netsh Advfirewall Firewall Add rule Name = "%rule_name%" dir = in action = block remoteip = "%ip_block%"
This last line is first compiled by variables and then executed.
Therefore if in the variable rule_name I insert AAA
And in the IP_Block variable I insert 14.15.15.13
will become
Netsh Advfirewall Firewall Add rule name = AAA dir = in action = block remoteip = 14.15.15.13
And then it will be executed.
There is a way, to send the compiled row,
Netsh Advfirewall Firewall Add rule name = a dir = in action = block remoteip = 14.15.15.13
to a TXT file?