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win-nic 2.0.1
Python package to interface with network intetrface cards (NICs) on Windows-based computers.
License: MIT License

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win-nic
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Interface with network interface cards (NICs) on Windows-based computers. This package heavily
wraps the Windows management instrumentation command-line (WMIC) and the netsh command-line utility
via subprocess calls. No C dependencies or building from source files, just a lightweight and
straightforward wrapper of utilities built into your Windows system.

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Quick Start
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First, obtain a NIC instance via the ``NetworkAdapters`` class. To do this, instantiate
``NetworkAdapters`` and specify the desired NIC. Specify the target NIC by registry index,
name, or connection ID (control panel name)::

   >>> from win_nic import NetworkAdapters
   >>> this_pc_nics = NetworkAdapters()
   >>> ethernet_nic = this_pc_nics.get_nic(connection_id="Local Area Connection 1")

Now, interface with the NIC instance as needed by getting attributes or calling methods::

   >>> ethernet_nic.property.ip_addresses
   ['192.168.0.2']
   >>> ethernet_nic.net_connection_status
   <NicNetConnectionStatus.CONNECTED: 2>
   >>> ethernet_nic.set_static_address('192.168.0.3', '255.255.255.0', '192.168.0.1')
   0