Which Windows command (alternative to "route print") displays the IP routing table?

The netstat -r command displays the IP routing table on a Windows system, functioning as an alternative to route print. The -r option specifically tells netstat to show the routing table. ipconfig is used to display current TCP/IP network configuration values, such as IP addresses, subnet masks, and default gateways, but not the routing table itself. netstat -n displays active TCP connections, UDP ports, and IP addresses in numerical form, without resolving hostnames, but it doesn't show the routing table. ifconfig is a command-line utility used on Unix-like operating systems (Linux, macOS) for network interface configuration and display, not Windows.