Worked great once I changed the path for the utils:

/h> perl win-net.pl
sh: C:WindowsSystem32ipconfig.exe: command not found

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    Computer .... ATHENAE
    User ........ law
    Connected ... (none)
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    Type 'win-net.pl -h' for help

/h> gvim win-net.pl
[ 
- my $ipconfig   = 'C:\Windows\System32\ipconfig.exe';
- my $netsh      = 'C:\Windows\System32\netsh.exe';
+ my $ipconfig   = 'C:/Windows/System32/ipconfig.exe';
+ my $netsh      = 'C:/Windows/System32/netsh.exe';
]
/h> perl win-net.pl

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    Computer .... ATHENAE
    User ........ law
    Connected ... 1
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    Type 'win-net.pl -h' for help

 #1 [Ethernet adapter Ish2]
    Desc ........ Intel(R) Ethernet Converged Network Adapter X540-T2 
+#2
    DHCP ........ No
    MAC ......... A0:36:9F:15:CE:28
    IP Addr ..... 192.168.4.12(Preferred)
    Mask ........ 255.255.255.0
    Gateway ..... 192.168.4.1
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Probably don't need the absolute path. I've yet to see a windows that didn't have system32 in its path.

FWIW
C:/Windows/System32/<cmd> works in cmd.exe... the default shell, and in bash.exe if you run cygwin...

My mom needed something like this a few days ago -- had to talk her through finding the right numbers (she's 85) from the normal output...

Maybe I can use this as an excuse to put linux on her machine?? ;-)