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Use scripts to configure adapter settings, teaming, and VLANs from the command line in any version of Microsoft Windows*.
Beginning with version 13.3 of Intel® Network Connections software, visual basic scripts are copied to the \Program Files\Intel\NCS2\Scripts directory when Intel® PROSet for Windows Device Manager* is installed.
If Advanced Networking Service (ANS) is not installed, only adapter scripts are copied to the directory. If ANS is installed then teaming and VLAN scripts are copied to the Scripts directory.
Descriptions of all the scripts are included in dmscript.txt in the Scripts directory.
Teaming
Some scripts use a character string to identify team modes. Other scripts use a numeric identifier to designate team mode. The table below lists the relationship between the numeric and mnemonic for each team type.
| Team Mode |
Mnemonic |
Identification Number |
| Adapter Fault Tolerance |
AFT |
0 |
| Adapter Load Balancing |
ALB |
1 |
| Static Link Aggregation |
SLA |
2 |
| IEEE 802.3ad Dynamic Link Aggregation |
8023AD |
4 |
| Switch Fault Tolerance |
SFT |
5 | |
Dmscript.txt
See the version of dmscript.txt installed with your software for script information. File contents will be updated when scripts are updated. Dmscript.txt file from software version 13.3 is available below.
dmscript.txt
Date: 5/13/2009
Size: 62.6 KB
Command Line Install
The User Guide describes how to install Intel® Network Connections software using the command line.
This applies to:
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