Enable/Disable Network connection

[Danyfirex 515]

I was needing to enable and disable a network connection. I google and find a good C++ example using interfaces. so I ported to Autoit (ObjCreateInterface  )

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Global Const $NCME_DEFAULT = 0
Global Const $S_OK = 0

Global Const $sCLSID_ConnectionManager = '{BA126AD1-2166-11D1-B1D0-00805FC1270E}'
Global Const $sIID_INetConnectionManager = '{C08956A2-1CD3-11D1-B1C5-00805FC1270E}'
Global Const $sIID_IEnumNetConnection = '{C08956A0-1CD3-11D1-B1C5-00805FC1270E}'
Global Const $sIID_INetConnection = '{C08956A1-1CD3-11D1-B1C5-00805FC1270E}'

Global Const $sINetConnectionManager = "EnumConnections hresult(int;ptr*)"
Global Const $sTag_IEnumNetConnection = "Next hresult(int;ptr*;ulong*)"
Global Const $sTag_INetConnection = "Connect hresult();Disconnect hresult();Delete hresult();Duplicate hresult(wstr;ptr*);GetProperties hresult(ptr)"
Global Const $sTag_NETCON_PROPERTIES = "byte guidId[16];ptr pszwName;ptr pszwDeviceName;dword Status;dword MediaType;dword dwCharacter;byte clsidThisObject[16];byte clsidUiObject[16]"




Func NetWorkEnableDisable($sNetWorkName, $bEnable_Disable = true)
    Local $hResult = 0
    Local $iCount = 0
    Local $pIEnumNetConnection = 0
    Local $oIEnumNetConnection = 0
    Local $pConnection = 0
    Local $tNETCON_PROPERTIES = 0
    Local $tName = 0
    Local $sNetName = ""
    Local $tDeviceName = 0
    Local $oConnection = 0
    Local $pPROPERTIES = 0
    Local $tPtr = 0
    Local $iState=0
    Local $oNetCManager = ObjCreateInterface($sCLSID_ConnectionManager, $sIID_INetConnectionManager, $sINetConnectionManager)


    If IsObj($oNetCManager) Then
        ConsoleWrite("$oNetCManager:" & IsObj($oNetCManager) & @CRLF)

        $oNetCManager.EnumConnections($NCME_DEFAULT, $pIEnumNetConnection)
        If $pIEnumNetConnection Then
            ConsoleWrite("$pIEnumNetConnection: " & $pIEnumNetConnection & @CRLF)
            $oIEnumNetConnection = ObjCreateInterface($pIEnumNetConnection, $sIID_IEnumNetConnection, $sTag_IEnumNetConnection)
            If IsObj($oIEnumNetConnection) Then
                ConsoleWrite("$oIEnumNetConnection: " & IsObj($oIEnumNetConnection) & @CRLF)

                While ($oIEnumNetConnection.Next(1, $pConnection, $iCount) = $S_OK)
                    ConsoleWrite("$pConnection: " & $pConnection & " $iCount: " & $iCount & @CRLF)
                    $oConnection = ObjCreateInterface($pConnection, $sIID_INetConnection, $sTag_INetConnection)

                    If IsObj($oConnection) Then
                        $tNETCON_PROPERTIES = DllStructCreate($sTag_NETCON_PROPERTIES)
                        $tPtr = DllStructCreate("ptr Pointer")
                        ConsoleWrite("$oConnection: " & IsObj($oConnection) & @CRLF)
                        $hResult = $oConnection.GetProperties(DllStructGetPtr($tPtr))
                        If SUCCEEDED($hResult) Then
                            $tNETCON_PROPERTIES = DllStructCreate($sTag_NETCON_PROPERTIES, $tPtr.Pointer)
                            $tName = DllStructCreate("wchar[260]", $tNETCON_PROPERTIES.pszwName)
                            $sNetName = DllStructGetData($tName, 1)
                            If $bEnable_Disable Then
                                If $sNetName = $sNetWorkName Then
                                    If SUCCEEDED($oConnection.Connect()) Then
                                        DllCall("netshell.dll", "none", "NcFreeNetconProperties", "ptr", DllStructGetPtr($tNETCON_PROPERTIES))
                                         Return True
                                    EndIf

                                EndIf
                            Else
                                If $sNetName = $sNetWorkName Then
                                    If SUCCEEDED($oConnection.Disconnect()) Then
                                     DllCall("netshell.dll", "none", "NcFreeNetconProperties", "ptr", DllStructGetPtr($tNETCON_PROPERTIES))
                                     Return True
                                    EndIf
                                EndIf
                            EndIf

                             DllCall("netshell.dll", "none", "NcFreeNetconProperties", "ptr", DllStructGetPtr($tNETCON_PROPERTIES))
                            $tPtr = 0
                            $tName = 0
                            $tNETCON_PROPERTIES = 0
                            $oConnection = 0
                        Else
                            Return False
                        EndIf
                    Else
                        Return False
                    EndIf


                WEnd
            Else
                Return False
            EndIf
        Else
            Return False
        EndIf

    Else
        Return False
    EndIf
EndFunc   ;==>NetWorkEnableDisable


Func SUCCEEDED($hr)
    Return ($hr >= 0)
EndFunc   ;==>SUCCEEDED

Saludos

Edited November 22, 2014 by Danyfirex

[Inververs 14]

Cool. It's better than netsh.

_{But the depth of the blocks if a little strange. Why not just write If Not .. Then Return False}

[Danyfirex 515]

Rewrite it as you want. for that is the source

Saludos

[JohnOne 1,589]

Sure something like this would come in handy at some point, except it does not appear to work for me, meaning the connection is not disabled, or indeed enabled.

Win 7 32

$oNetCManager:1

$pIEnumNetConnection: 5543260

$oIEnumNetConnection: 1

$pConnection: 5543404 $iCount: 1

$oConnection: 1

$pConnection: 5543404 $iCount: 1

$oConnection: 1

 

 

[jguinch 390]

Very impressive (as usual)!

Thank you for sharing.

Also, better than WMI ....

[Danyfirex 515]

 

Sure something like this would come in handy at some point, except it does not appear to work for me, meaning the connection is not disabled, or indeed enabled.

Win 7 32

 

 

¿Do you get some return value? I made the code in window 7 x64. Thanks for report. I'll check in Windows x86 Saludos

Very impressive (as usual)!

Thank you for sharing.

Also, better than WMI ....

Thanks jguinch Saludos

[MikahS 92]

Great job!

[Danyfirex 515]

 

Sure something like this would come in handy at some point, except it does not appear to work for me, meaning the connection is not disabled, or indeed enabled.

Win 7 32

 

 

I've checked in windows 7 x86 and work correctly.  be sure that your're running with  admin rights. Saludos

[JohnOne 1,589]

I've checked in windows 7 x86 and work correctly.  be sure that your're running with  admin rights. Saludos

Yes, my mistake, works just fine using #RequireAdmin.

Thanks.

[Danyfirex 515]

Yes, my mistake, works just fine using #RequireAdmin.

Thanks.

You're Wellcome  

Saludos

[ricky 3]

I found my best solution :

Site web : https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/b4a3c5ad-6c5d-4d83-bcd6-df12d8aea5a1/enabledisable-all-network-connections-using-cmd

Disable:
wmic path win32_networkadapter where PhysicalAdapter=True call disable

Enable:
wmic path win32_networkadapter where PhysicalAdapter=True call enable

[JohnOne 1,589]

That disables all adapters.

[pSKratCH 0]

That disables all adapters.

 

This is how it is individually done. Hope you still need it or are interested =)

actual cmd.exe commands are in blue. The number you get from your wmic nic get name, index list is x

 

Start elevated Command Prompt. (administrator rights)

 

Get NIC list and index number: (using this commands is what tells you what x you are looking for)

wmic nic get name, index

 

Enable NIC with index number: (for example 7, or 12)

wmic path win32_networkadapter where index=x call enable

 

Disable NIC with index number: (for example 7, or 12)

wmic path win32_networkadapter where index=x call disable

 

for me I wanted to cycle the wireless usb internet connection which was device ID 12.

7 is my LAN adapter