I have multiple NIC's some use IPv4 others IPV6, by using batch file I am trying to figure out how i can disable IP4 on the NICs that solely use IPV6 and also disable IPV6 on the NICs that use IPV4. currently performing this manually within NIC properties by un-ticking the box of IPv4 or IPv6.
It seems netsh is unable to do this - any ideas how this is possible?
You'll have to use nvspbind . Though it is not supported anymore is the only command line tool provided by MS capable to do this.
This for example should disable IPv6 on "Local Area Connection" :
nvspbind.exe /d "Local Area Connection" ms_tcpip6
And this is for IPv4
nvspbind.exe /d "Local Area Connection" ms_tcpip
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I'm writing a script to revert the network settings back to default which is to switch back to DHCP on LAN and re-enable the wireless adapter. All these operations were done under the local admin rights privileges for all devices that I'm managing.
While the switching over to DHCP from static works, the script was unable to re-enable the wireless adapter and showing "No more data is available". I had did a bit of troubleshooting and found out that the disabled wireless adapter is not reflected in the ipconfig /all command which I have been using it to obtain the adapter name (e.g Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi 2, etc.) thus the netsh command gave the error due to the varible being invalid.
Here is the part of the code that's responsible for the re-enabling the wireless adapter back. I'm aware that if I were to enter the netsh interface set interface name="Wi-Fi" admin=enabled manually it works based on the adapter name that's taken on my test device. But however I can't hard-code the adapter name as it may not be the same for different devices. Do share if there's any other code for the first line that I might not be not aware of as I did many googling and it only came up with either for the ipconfig or wmic command. Thanks!
::Look for the Wi-Fi adapter name
for /f "tokens=* delims=:" %%b in ('ipconfig ^| find /i "Wireless LAN adapter Wi-Fi"') do set wifiadaptername=%%b
set wifiadaptername=%wifiadaptername:~21%
set wifiadaptername=%wifiadaptername:~0,-1%
::Switch on Wi-Fi
netsh interface set interface name="%wifiadaptername%" admin=enabled
I use the following netsh command when setting the IP address of the LAN Adaptor within a batch file.
netsh int ipv4 set address name="Local Area Connection" source=static address=10.000.0.1 mask=255.255.255.0 gateway=none
I have recently encountered an issue where the batch-file was run on a different system and this has failed to work (returning Element Not Found), I found the cause of the issue to be the adaptor was labelled 'Ethernet'.
This works fine providing the adaptor is labelled as 'Local Area Connection' and the easy fix is to rename the adaptor.
However i would like a solution where it isnt required to rename and the command works on any system irrelevant of how the LAN Adaptor is labelled on that system.
Is this possible?
When running simulations with Gatling I get the following exceptions:
j.n.ConnectException: Address already in use: no further information
Does this occur when the server tested against fails to respond or timeout?
I want to make sure this is a exception thrown by the server and not by the client.
I also encountered this problem running Gatling (with a lot of requests, > 100 RPS) on Windows. It seems Windows is running out of ephemeral ports to use. See this discussion in the user group forum. So this is not a problem with your system under test, but with the machine running Gatling.
On Windows, you can see and change your ephemeral port range using the netsh command. You can use following commands to
see your currently configured IPv4 port range for TCP:
netsh int ipv4 show dynamicport tcp
change the port range:
netsh int ipv4 set dynamic tcp start=number num=range
E.g., I increased my ephemeral IPv4 TCP port range like so to resolve the problem:
netsh int ipv4 set dynamic tcp start=1025 num=57975
Help me out to, Enable and Disable WIFI in my XP using Command Line.
Tried with:
netsh interface set interface name="Wireless Network Connection " admin=disabled
but it is showing, More data to display.
Also, "netsh interface show interface"
Does not display any Interface name.
Thanks in Advance.
That's command should work fine. Are you sure it's not disabled? is there really connection available with name Wireless Network Connection?
In your command, try replacing Wireless Network Connection with actual connection name like Local Area Connection
netsh interface set interface name="Local Area Connection" admin=disabled
Also if below command is not displaying then I doubt, you have any network interface configured. Check to make sure that.
netsh interface show interface
You can as well use the below alternative way to enable/disable a specific connection [Quoted from MS Community Answer]
Start elevated Command Prompt.
Get NIC list and index number:
wmic nic get name, index
Enable NIC with index number: (eg: 7)
wmic path win32_networkadapter where index=7 call enable
Disable NIC with index number: (eg: 7)
wmic path win32_networkadapter where index=7 call disable
I want to enable/disable a network connection from the command-line in Windows 8.
netsh interface set interface “Local Area Connection” DISABLED
To enable the interface, you'd then run:
netsh interface set interface “Local Area Connection” ENABLED
When I try this, it generates an error message which states that "no more data is available".
This may be enough for you if you are using DHCP.
Disable:
ipconfig /release *
Enable:
ipconfig /renew
This works for me:
netsh interface set interface name="Local Area Connection" admin=DISABLED
Technical Note: There are several names associated with a network adapter on Windows API level, occurring in Struct PIP_ADAPTER_ADDRESSES
PIP_ADAPTER_ADDRESSES::AdapterName
PIP_ADAPTER_ADDRESSES::Description
PIP_ADAPTER_ADDRESSES::FriendlyName
FriendlyName is a unique logical name like "WLAN 3", generated by the system
and the one displayed with ipconfig and required in netsh interface ....
Description is the tag displayed with ipconfig /all