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I'd like to find a way to disable the Wireless connection if a wired connection is present.

We have several Dell Latitude E series laptops in my office. They are usually docked in the user's office but frequently, the user will work in a conference room or alongside another user in their office.  When that happens, the non-docked user will use wireless.  Our WLAN is the same IP subnet as the wired as to keep connectivity as simple as possible.  Problem I am having is that users forget to turn off their wireless when docked and as a result, every laptop pulls 2 IP addresses from my DHCP server causing me to run out of address rather quickly.

I'd like to have a script that fixes this as I found a possible solution:

- Open Network Connections and right click on the Wireless Network Connection and select Properties.

- Beside the Connect Using box is a Configure button. Click the button.

- Click on the Advanced tab and in the Property box, select Disable Upon Wired Connection. In the Value box, select Enabled and click OK.

I believe this only works on Broadcom (Dell) nics.  Now when you are wired, the wireless is disabled.

Is there a way to script this in my K1000? I'm not sure even where to start.

Thanks for any and all help!

Tony


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Posted by: dugullett 10 years ago
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Have you seen this?

http://www.networksteve.com/?p=6430

You can run this script at login through GPO, or Offline Kscript.

 

 

How to run VBScript.

http://www.itninja.com/question/kace-k1000-how-do-you-run-a-vbscript-file

 
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