Connect to wireless network using command prompt?

[Dacicus]

Hello,

I am running WinXP Home with SP2 on a laptop, and I would like to know
if it is possible to connect to a wireless network or bring up the
"View Available Wireless Networks" window from the command prompt or a
batch file. I am using a D-Link Air DWL-650 wireless card. It came
with a program called D-Link Air Utility, but that seems to be
strictly GUI-based.

Thank you in advance for any help.

Dacicus

 

[Jim]

Hello,

I am running WinXP Home with SP2 on a laptop, and I would like to know
if it is possible to connect to a wireless network or bring up the
"View Available Wireless Networks" window from the command prompt or a
batch file. I am using a D-Link Air DWL-650 wireless card. It came
with a program called D-Link Air Utility, but that seems to be
strictly GUI-based.

Thank you in advance for any help.

Dacicus

Have you consulted the capability of the net command?

Jim

 

[Dacicus]

Have you consulted the capability of the net command?

Jim

I have looked into it a little bit, but I am not sure which commands
would be appropriate. The descriptions for several of the commands say
that the computer needs to be a server, which is not the case for my
laptop.

Thanks for the help, but can you please be more specific?

Dacicus

 

[Pavel A.]

This is possible, if you don't mind to write some code,
or maybe D-Link support could help you.

--PA