Script exporting functionality - Page 2

streaker69 · 02-13-2006

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Originally Posted by Chenbro

Thanks for all the help....I eventually got the Default Gateway figured out using VBscript in which it outputs the value to a text file, without the need to parse ipconfig/all. As it's not a NetStumbler script, I won't post it here....but if anyone needs it for any other reason, it's available if needed.

I know now that NetStumbler cannot determine whether an AP supports WEP or WPA, so i'll just have to work on that...ah well!

I'd be interested in seeing the script.

Chenbro · 02-13-2006

I've included it as a text file...you probably don't need telling that it needs renaming to a .vbs file, but have a look at if first and change it if you like.

The dialog boxes serve no real purpose, just there for descriptive purposes. The output is made to the root of your C drive in the form of a text file.

It would be interesting to see if it works on other machines, as i have only tried it on one.

Thanks

Scruge · 02-13-2006

Can't you just read the registry key for "defaultgateway"?

streaker69 · 02-13-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scruge

Can't you just read the registry key for "defaultgateway"?

That's pretty much what his script is doing, I believe.

goldfndr · 02-14-2006

Actually, it's querying WMI for all the network adapters, filtering that list for which network adapters have a wireless connection, and for each wireless connection that has at least one default gateway, outputting each default gateway.

For a project at work I'd just been checking DhcpDomain.

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02-13-2006	#18 (permalink)
Scruge Nyuk nyuk! Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: TX Posts: 1,461	Can't you just read the registry key for "defaultgateway"?

02-14-2006	#20 (permalink)
goldfndr Knight Tooth Puller Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Bellevue, WA, USA Posts: 182	Actually, it's querying WMI for all the network adapters, filtering that list for which network adapters have a wireless connection, and for each wireless connection that has at least one default gateway, outputting each default gateway. For a project at work I'd just been checking DhcpDomain.