dm-cmd

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dm-cmd

Device-Manager command line interface binary

Operating systems and compatibility

• dns

  • Currently dns functionality is supported on Windows and Linux. Mac yet to be tested.
  • dns can be setup and also can be viewed.

• firewall

  • Currently firewall functionality is supported on Windows and Mac. Linux yet to be implemented.
  • firewall can be setup and can also be viewed.

• sudo or run as administrator is must to run all these commands.

• Internally based on operating system different tools are used.

• For dns Windows uses netsh ,darwin uses networksetup and Linux uses nmcli, commands.

• For firewall Windows uses netsh, darwin uses pfctl and writing to /etc/pf.conf file.

To get help

dm-cmd help
dm-cmd dns --help
dm-cmd dns show --help
dm-cmd firewall --help
dm-cmd firewall show --help

To setup dns

dm-cmd.exe dns --pd="8.8.8.8" --sd="8.8.4.4"

To view dns settings

dm-cmd.exe dns show

To setup firewall

• firewall name is mandatory
• if no protocol is given it takes any as protocol
• if no port is given it takes any as port
• if no reportip address is given it takes any as remoteip
• action must be given as allow or block
• direction must be in or out. Default is taken as in. in --> inbound,out --> outbound
• remoteip cidr notation is supported
• Currently port ranges are not supported.
• Darwin based systems do not support rule name(s), hence rule name is used as an anchor. That is used to group firewall rules.
• firewall settings are shown as per system format.

dm-cmd.exe firewall -n "dm-demo-rule-2" -p tcp -a allow -d in -r 45000 -i 1.1.10.10

dm-cmd.exe firewall -n "dm-demo-rule-2" -p udp -a allow

To view firewall settings

dm-cmd.exe firewall show -n "dm-demo-rule-2"