However off-topic, let me make this last posting in order to report my
[very positive and interesting] findings on this matter.
1. Microsoft KB article 262265 explains that NETSH.EXE returns an error
when trying do disable an Ethernet connection:
"Dedicated interfaces cannot be connect
Brian Dessent wrote:
Thiers Botelho wrote:
I wish to use some command within a script to activate / deactivate an
Ethernet connection.
In WinXP this would normally be done thru Settings / Network Connections /
Local Connection / right-click .
I found _rasdial.exe_ but it seems to deal only with di
On Tue, Oct 05, 2004 at 04:37:35PM -0500, Fred Kulack wrote:
>Getting way off topic here,
...which makes it a better topic for the cygwin-talk mailing list...
http://cygwin.com/lists.html#cygwin-talk
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Getting way off topic here, and I'm sure you found this also, but ipconfig
is useful for
DHCP connection manipulation. I find its sufficient for my use although
it doesn't
do the activate/deactivate step.
YMMV.
Example:
ipconfig /release '*Builtin*'
ipconfig /renew '*Wireless*'
USAGE:
ip
Thiers Botelho wrote:
> I wish to use some command within a script to activate / deactivate an
> Ethernet connection.
>
> In WinXP this would normally be done thru Settings / Network Connections /
> Local Connection / right-click .
>
> I found _rasdial.exe_ but it seems to deal only with dial-up
Hi Thiers,
You may try netsh.exe. It's a built in utility in Windows.
Good luck!
Edward L. Fox
2004-10-06
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On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 17:42:37 -0300, Thiers Botelho
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> After searching google and cygw
Hi all,
After searching google and cygwin.com I couldn't find what follows (well,
maybe didn't search thoroughly enough, but then I couldn't make the search
terms very much objective . . .)
I wish to use some command within a script to activate / deactivate an
Ethernet connection.
In WinXP th
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