Windows 2008: Modifying Network Bindings from CLI

Microsoft internals just released a tool called nvsbind. For our mass deployments I was using a powershell script which I wrote in order to change network bindings on specific interfaces (disable IPv6,File and Printer sharing etc..)This really requires lots of effort.(fetching registry hive,modfying it making queries to Inetcfg classes etc..)

With this tool it is now possible to make this via CLI. It can also change NIC binding order for specific protocols.
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/nvspbind

Parameters are as below:

C:\>nvspbind /?

Hyper-V Network VSP Bind Application 6.1.7690.0.
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

Usage: nvspbind [option] [NIC|*] [protocol|*]

Options:
   /n   display NIC information only
   /u   unbind switch protocol from specified nic(s)
   /b   bind switch protocol to specified nic(s)
   /d   disable binding of specified protocol from specified nic(s)
   /e   enable binding of specified protocol to specified nic(s)
   /r   repair bindings on specified nic(s)
   /o   show NIC order for specified protocol
   /+   move specified NIC up in binding order for specified protocol
   /-   move specified NIC down in binding order for specified protocol

Most options are documented in the readme which downloads with the install.
The NIC connection order options (o, + and -) show the NIC connection order, move NICs up and move NICs down.