Packet capture and deleting HNS networks

netfix.cmd

# start packet capture
Cmd /c """netsh trace start globallevel=6 provider={0c885e0d-6eb6-476c-a048-2457eed3a5c1}  keywords=0xffffffff provider=Microsoft-Windows-TCPIP level=5 provider={80CE50DE-D264-4581-950D-ABADEEE0D340} provider={D0E4BC17-34C7-43fc-9A72-D89A59D6979A} provider={93f693dc-9163-4dee-af64-d855218af242} provider={564368D6-577B-4af5-AD84-1C54464848E6} scenario=Virtualization provider=Microsoft-Windows-Hyper-V-VfpExt capture=yes provider=microsoft-windows-winnat provider={AE3F6C6D-BF2A-4291-9D07-59E661274EE3} keywords=0xffffffff level=6 provider={9B322459-4AD9-4F81-8EEA-DC77CDD18CA6} keywords=0xffffffff level=6 provider={0c885e0d-6eb6-476c-a048-2457eed3a5c1} level=6 report=disabled tracefile=c:\server.etl overwrite=yes persistent=yes"""

# try accessing network
curl.exe http://13.66.169.180

# stop packet capture
netsh trace stop

# Keep Kubernetes from starting back up
net stop kubelet
sc.exe config kubelet start= disabled 

# list hns network
hnsdiag list all

# delete ext network
# hnsdiag delete networks <guid of ext network>