What powershell command will let me rename my network?


  1. SOHO1
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    What powershell command will let me rename my network?


    I have a few PCs connected via a bridge on an ethernet LAN. They communicate with each other, not "the internet".
    I'd like to rename "Unidentified network" to something more reasonable like "DoNotTreadOnMe" (allegorical.)

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  3. Ztruker
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    Google give you lots of info on this. Here is one:

    Renaming Network Adapters by Using PowerShell

    Many more available: how rename network powershell
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