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Disable/enable network interfaces from CLI ?

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Pantalimon

Pantalimon

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Aug 29, 2002
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Hi Guys,

I'm currently scripting some network bits in a batch file, making changes to a routing table etc..

Is it possible to disable and enable a network interface from the command line? (Instead of right clicking it under Connections and using the pop-up)

I thought it might have been supported under the DOS NET command in Win2K but no joy.. maybe via a registry hack instead ?

Thanks..
 
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