Is it possible to create "network conneciton" on windows system?

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  • Evan

    #1

    Is it possible to create "network conneciton" on windows system?

    Hello,

    one of my PC is window system, and in "control panel -Network
    Connections", I can see some network connections such as PPPOE or VPN
    which I created by click "create a new connection".

    My question is, is it possible to create a new connection by using
    Python script? which means I do not want to use Window UI (via
    "control panel"), if it is possible, I can save so many time to
    create various network connection when I want to do testing in the
    lab.

    Thanks very much.
    Evan
  • Larry Bates

    #2
    Re: Is it possible to create "networ k conneciton&quot ; on windows system?

    Evan wrote:
    Hello,
    >
    one of my PC is window system, and in "control panel -Network
    Connections", I can see some network connections such as PPPOE or VPN
    which I created by click "create a new connection".
    >
    My question is, is it possible to create a new connection by using
    Python script? which means I do not want to use Window UI (via
    "control panel"), if it is possible, I can save so many time to
    create various network connection when I want to do testing in the
    lab.
    >
    Thanks very much.
    Evan
    It is very likely that it is possible to do this. Most control panel
    applications store the results of their GUI setup in the registry. If you can
    determine what registry keys have been added/changed. Here is an open source
    registry compare utility that might help:

    https://sourceforge.net/projects/regshot

    You can then use the _winreg module to make such changes on a new machine.

    HTH,
    Larry

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    • Evan

      #3
      Re: Is it possible to create "networ k conneciton&quot ; on windows system?

      On Jul 15, 6:22 am, Larry Bates <larry.ba...@we bsafe.com`wrote :
      Evan wrote:
      Hello,
      >
      one of my PC is window system, and in "control panel ->Network
      Connections", I can see somenetworkconn ectionssuch as PPPOE or VPN
      which I created by click "create a new connection".
      >
      My question is, is it possible to create a new connection by using
      Python script? which means I do not want to use Window UI (via
      "control panel"), if it is possible, I can save so many time to
      create variousnetworkc onnection when I want to do testing in the
      lab.
      >
      Thanks very much.
      Evan
      >
      It is very likely that it is possible to do this. Most control panel
      applications store the results of their GUI setup in the registry. If you can
      determine what registry keys have been added/changed. Here is an open source
      registry compare utility that might help:
      >
      https://sourceforge.net/projects/regshot
      >
      You can then use the _winreg module to make such changes on a new machine.
      >
      HTH,
      Larry

      Thanks Larry,

      The thing is, if I change the registry, I have to reboot the PC for
      applying new configuration of system. Any idea to apply the changing
      without reboot after modify registry?

      Thanks,

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      • Larry Bates

        #4
        Re: Is it possible to create &quot;networ k conneciton&quot ; on windows system?

        Evan wrote:
        On Jul 15, 6:22 am, Larry Bates <larry.ba...@we bsafe.com`wrote :
        >Evan wrote:
        >>Hello,
        >>one of my PC is window system, and in "control panel ->Network
        >>Connections ", I can see somenetworkconn ectionssuch as PPPOE or VPN
        >>which I created by click "create a new connection".
        >>My question is, is it possible to create a new connection by using
        >>Python script? which means I do not want to use Window UI (via
        >>"control panel"), if it is possible, I can save so many time to
        >>create variousnetworkc onnection when I want to do testing in the
        >>lab.
        >>Thanks very much.
        >>Evan
        >It is very likely that it is possible to do this. Most control panel
        >applications store the results of their GUI setup in the registry. If you can
        >determine what registry keys have been added/changed. Here is an open source
        >registry compare utility that might help:
        >>
        >https://sourceforge.net/projects/regshot
        >>
        >You can then use the _winreg module to make such changes on a new machine.
        >>
        >HTH,
        >Larry
        >
        >
        Thanks Larry,
        >
        The thing is, if I change the registry, I have to reboot the PC for
        applying new configuration of system. Any idea to apply the changing
        without reboot after modify registry?
        >
        Thanks,
        Not necessarily. You can change the registry on-the-fly and any programs that
        aren't running at the time will pick up the changes when they are run. If you
        can "Create a new connection" and have it work without rebooting, you can do it
        via the registry/Python in exactly the same way.

        -Larry

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