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Enabling a network device from the comma
Name: Bo Greve Date: May 21, 2001 at 13:17:23 Pacific
Comment:
Hi!
I would like to enable and disconnet a network interface from the commandline! Is that possible and if so how is this accomplished?
Name: Bo Greve Date: May 22, 2001 at 15:18:54 Pacific
Reply:
Ipconfig only controlls the DHCP hadling of an interface and not the actual interface, hence ipconfig can't disable and enable the interface. Using the Network control panel from the startmenu it's possible to enable and disable the interface. It is this task that I would like to perform from the commandline. Any other sugestions?
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