How can you view the routing table on a Windows PC?

Run route print or netstat -r; both show three sections — the Interface List, the IPv4 Route Table, and the IPv6 Route Table.

Windows Host Routing Table Commands:

The output shows three sections:

1. Interface List - All potential interfaces and their MAC addresses
2. IPv4 Route Table - Routes for IPv4 destinations
3. IPv6 Route Table - Routes for IPv6 destinations

Key route types in the output:

• Network Destination: Target network
• Netmask: Subnet mask for the route
• Gateway: Next hop address (0.0.0.0 means directly connected)
• Interface: Which local interface to use
• Metric: Route preference (lower = preferred)

Go deeper:

• Wikipedia — Routing table — what each column (destination, netmask, gateway, interface, metric) means.