#๐Ÿ”’ Switching Between Network Adapters Using Python

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mossy bronzeBOT
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@short geyser

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drifting gazelle
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What exactly do you mean by switching? Each Nic on a computer or VNic is always usable. @short geyser

short geyser
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Hi! I attached message but i see its deleted, idk why. I need advice on a code I created for enabling/disabling a network adapter on a NIC. I have two adapters named "ZLZ" and "RYANAIR," and the code switches between the two. I tested it, and everything works fine, but I just want to make sure I haven't made any serious mistakes in the code (I'm not a programmer; ChatGPT helped me write it).

drifting gazelle
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!paste

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short geyser
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I made virtual adapters using realtek tools.

drifting gazelle
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Just a note with all this subrocess getting information stuff, it might be safer and easier to use psutil.

Link: https://psutil.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html#network
drifting gazelle
short geyser
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I need to switch between two VLANs.

drifting gazelle
short geyser
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maybe with ACLs, but we want separate networks

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so i make trunk port with two vlans allowed

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and connect on one nic card

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