Nahh it isn't that bad.On 10/27/06, Graham Bloice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Silly question... What is the friendly name of an network adapter?
If it was Unix, I would say eri0, etc...But I can't think of a friendly name under Windows... I'm not sure where I got this terminus from, maybe
Never mind...
I found the note in the AdapterInfo.py code... It's the name in the
Network control panel...
This is quite interesting, and helpful...
Anything else you'd like to share? grin
- Benjamin
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Tom,
I have a module lying around that does this. Should work on 2k and
XP, at least.
You call it with the 'friendly name' of the network adaper, and it
displays the ip
address and network mask (IIRC). Should be easy to adapt to our
needs, and more.
Silly question...
What is the friendly
Tim Roberts schrieb:
As a self-proclaimed studly Win32 programmer, I'm embarrassed at not
being able to find a neat solution to this. I come to you humbly,
seeking coolness.
I have a script on my laptop that runs after login and launches the
tools that I use all the time, including the putty
Tim Roberts wrote:
As a self-proclaimed studly
That sent me to the dictionary! Very interesting. Thanks for a new word.
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Bob Gailer
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Jürgen Kareta wrote:
Hi Tim,
the win32api call GetIPAddrTable could be helpful. See:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/iphlp/iphlp/getipaddrtable.asp.
Unfortual it is currently not implemented in pywin. CTypes should be an
option.
I was able to get that work
Tim Roberts schrieb:
As a self-proclaimed studly Win32 programmer, I'm embarrassed at not
being able to find a neat solution to this. I come to you humbly,
seeking coolness.
I have a script on my laptop that runs after login and launches the
tools that I use all the time, including the
Tim Roberts wrote:
As a self-proclaimed studly Win32 programmer, I'm embarrassed at not
being able to find a neat solution to this. I come to you humbly,
seeking coolness.
I have a script on my laptop that runs after login and launches the
tools that I use all the time, including the putty
