Interface Enable/Disable mystery using Netsh ?

Hi,

I just wanted simple thing - Enable/Disable my network interfaces using
command line interface.
I found this netsh interface context command:
netsh interface> set interface name="local area connection"
admin=enable/disable
And it works fine.
I use another command to display list, state of interfaces:
netsh interface> show intercace
!!! And it ALWAYS displays "Enabled" in "admin state" column ! - It doesn't
matter if interface is disabled or enabled - all interfaces are always
displayed as Enabled(admin state).

I misunderstanding something or what ? How do I display real state of my
interfaces ?
Please explain me.

thanks in advance
Vilius

netsh behaves differently on different Windows versions. You may try netsh
interface set interface "Local Area Connection" DISABLED. Also, if connect =
CONNECTED is specified, then the interface is automatically enabled even if
the admin = DISABLED option is specified. So, you may add connect =
disconnect. This link may help too.
netsh command
Netsh is a command-line scripting utility that allows you to, either
locally or remotely, display, modify or script the network configuration of
a computer ...
www.chicagotech.net/netsh.htm


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"Vilius" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I just wanted simple thing - Enable/Disable my network interfaces using
> command line interface.
> I found this netsh interface context command:
> netsh interface> set interface name="local area connection"
> admin=enable/disable
> And it works fine.
> I use another command to display list, state of interfaces:
> netsh interface> show intercace
> !!! And it ALWAYS displays "Enabled" in "admin state" column ! - It
> doesn't matter if interface is disabled or enabled - all interfaces are
> always displayed as Enabled(admin state).
>
> I misunderstanding something or what ? How do I display real state of my
> interfaces ?
> Please explain me.
>
> thanks in advance
> Vilius
>
>