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Is it possible to create network bridge with a script?
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vfclists
2010-03-25 14:37:21 UTC
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Is it possible to create network bridge with a script?

It appears that the netsh command does not install bridges, but only
configures them.

If it comes to the worst, I am ready to go down the API route.
Jack [MVP-Networking]
2010-03-25 15:44:20 UTC
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Hi
May be you should clarify what are you looking to Install.
Bridge is a special configuration between two Network Cards, there is
nothing to Install.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
Post by vfclists
Is it possible to create network bridge with a script?
It appears that the netsh command does not install bridges, but only
configures them.
If it comes to the worst, I am ready to go down the API route.
vfclists
2010-03-25 17:08:41 UTC
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Post by Jack [MVP-Networking]
Hi
May be you should clarify what are you looking to Install.
Bridge is a special configuration between two Network Cards, there is
nothing to Install.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
Post by vfclists
Is it possible to create network bridge with a script?
It appears that the netsh command does not install bridges, but only
configures them.
If it comes to the worst, I am ready to go down the API route.
I mean whether GUI procedure of selecting two adapters in the
networking page and bridging them, or selecting one and adding it to
the brige has its equivalent in the netsh code, or some other similar
scripting method.
Jack [MVP-Networking]
2010-03-25 17:23:40 UTC
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Hi
Maybe this can Help,
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc781877%28WS.10%29.aspx
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
Post by Jack [MVP-Networking]
Hi
May be you should clarify what are you looking to Install.
Bridge is a special configuration between two Network Cards, there is
nothing to Install.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
Post by vfclists
Is it possible to create network bridge with a script?
It appears that the netsh command does not install bridges, but only
configures them.
If it comes to the worst, I am ready to go down the API route.
I mean whether GUI procedure of selecting two adapters in the
networking page and bridging them, or selecting one and adding it to
the brige has its equivalent in the netsh code, or some other similar
scripting method.
vfclists
2010-03-26 13:31:37 UTC
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Hi
Maybe this can Help,http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc781877%28WS.10%29.aspx
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
I checked that page before making this post.

The netsh bridge command does not allow you to create the bridge
itself. It only allow configuration of the bridge after its has been
manually configured in the Network Connections panel.

Is there a registry approach on an API substitue for the manual way?
Post by Jack [MVP-Networking]
Hi
May be you should clarify what are you looking to Install.
Bridge is a special configuration between two Network Cards, there is
nothing to Install.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
Post by vfclists
Is it possible to create network bridge with a script?
It appears that the netsh command does not install bridges, but only
configures them.
If it comes to the worst, I am ready to go down the API route.
I mean whether GUI procedure of selecting two adapters in the
networking page and bridging them, or selecting one and adding it to
the brige has its equivalent in the netsh code, or some other similar
scripting method.
china_jiji
2011-01-30 06:06:33 UTC
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HI,
Did you find the answer at last?
Post by vfclists
Is it possible to create network bridge with a script?
It appears that the netsh command does not install bridges, but only
configures them.
If it comes to the worst, I am ready to go down the API route.
Post by Jack [MVP-Networking]
Hi
May be you should clarify what are you looking to Install.
Bridge is a special configuration between two Network Cards, there is
nothing to Install.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
Post by vfclists
I mean whether GUI procedure of selecting two adapters in the
networking page and bridging them, or selecting one and adding it to
the brige has its equivalent in the netsh code, or some other similar
scripting method.
Post by Jack [MVP-Networking]
Hi
Maybe this can Help,
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc781877%28WS.10%29.aspx
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
I mean whether GUI procedure of selecting two adapters in the
networking page and bridging them, or selecting one and adding it to
the brige has its equivalent in the netsh code, or some other similar
scripting method.
Post by Jack [MVP-Networking]
8WS.10%29.aspx
I checked that page before making this post.
The netsh bridge command does not allow you to create the bridge
itself. It only allow configuration of the bridge after its has been
manually configured in the Network Connections panel.
Is there a registry approach on an API substitue for the manual way?
.
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dec al
2012-03-20 15:02:15 UTC
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HI,

Did you find the answer ?
Post by vfclists
Is it possible to create network bridge with a script?
It appears that the netsh command does not install bridges, but only
configures them.
If it comes to the worst, I am ready to go down the API route.
Post by Jack [MVP-Networking]
Hi
May be you should clarify what are you looking to Install.
Bridge is a special configuration between two Network Cards, there is
nothing to Install.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
Post by vfclists
I mean whether GUI procedure of selecting two adapters in the
networking page and bridging them, or selecting one and adding it to
the brige has its equivalent in the netsh code, or some other similar
scripting method.
Post by Jack [MVP-Networking]
Hi
Maybe this can Help,
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc781877%28WS.10%29.aspx
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).
I mean whether GUI procedure of selecting two adapters in the
networking page and bridging them, or selecting one and adding it to
the brige has its equivalent in the netsh code, or some other similar
scripting method.
Post by Jack [MVP-Networking]
8WS.10%29.aspx
I checked that page before making this post.
The netsh bridge command does not allow you to create the bridge
itself. It only allow configuration of the bridge after its has been
manually configured in the Network Connections panel.
Is there a registry approach on an API substitue for the manual way?
.
Post by china_jiji
HI,
Did you find the answer at last?
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