disable lan connection

[Rush113]

Good day everyone, i'm hoping someone can help me with what most likely is a simple solution but i just can't seem to find it:

I have a button with the code

result = CommandLine.Execute("netsh interface set interface Ethernet DISABLED", 0);

this works fine.

My problem is that the LAN connection name is not always the same.
In this case the name is "Ethernet" but it could vary to, for example, "Local Area Connection" or to whatever the user names it.

How would i go about retrieving the actual name to be able to use it as a variable?

Thanx in advance.

[Rush113]

Ok i got it working Kinda
It only works if the name doesn't contain spaces.

Ethernet, Lan, Lan1...etc.

if it's a two or more word name it won't work.

Any ideas on how to fix this would be very much appreciated.

For those who are interested.

First i created a bat file and saved it to my scripts folder:

@Echo Off
For /f "skip=2 tokens=2*" %%a In ('netsh interface show interface') Do (
    Call :UseNetworkAdapter %%a "%%b"
)
Exit /B

:UseNetworkAdapter
:: %1 = State
:: %2 = Name (quoted); %~2 = Name (unquoted)
If %1==Connessione (
    :: Do your stuff here, for example:
    Echo %~2> mylan.txt
    setlocal enableextensions disabledelayedexpansion

    set "first=1"
    <nul (
      for /f "usebackq delims=" %%a in ("mylan.txt") do (
        if defined first (set /p ".=%%a" & set "first=") else (set /p ".=,%%a")
      )
    ) >"lan.txt"
del mylan.txt
)
Exit /B

This creates a text file called "lan.txt" with this text:

Dedicato Ethernet

I'm running on an Italian OS so you will get the first word in your language. This will have to be modified later on.

Next in the "On Preload" tab i put this code:

Shell.Execute("AutoPlay\\Scripts\\lan.bat", "open", "", "AutoPlay\\Scripts\\", SW_HIDE, false);

Finally i created a Toggle Button named LAN and placed this code in the "On Click" tab:

lan = System.GetLANInfo();
lan_exist = true;
for j in pairs(lan) do
    if lan[j] == "Unknown" then
        lan_exist = false;
    end
end

if lan_exist then
	Button.SetState("LAN", BTN_DOWN);
		sString = TextFile.ReadToString("AutoPlay\\Scripts\\lan.txt");
		myLan = String.TrimLeft(sString, "Dedicato         ");
		CommandLine.Execute("netsh interface set interface "..myLan.." DISABLED", 0);

else
	Button.SetState("LAN", BTN_UP);
		sString = TextFile.ReadToString("AutoPlay\\Scripts\\lan.txt");
		myLan = String.TrimLeft(sString, "Dedicato         ");
		CommandLine.Execute("netsh interface set interface "..myLan.." ENABLE", 0);
end

This is where the modification takes place.
Change:

myLan = String.TrimLeft(sString, "Dedicato ");

to whatever text you have in your language just before the actual name of your LAN, including all spaces too. (Check the "lan.txt" file that is created by the "lan.bat" file.)

NOTE: You need the "CommandLine" plugin for this to work.

Hope this might be usefull to someone, and if there is a much cleaner way to go about it, please enlighten me.