Hello
there are several ways to do this:
If you are lucky enough and you organization uses active directory
you can define wireless grou policy - here is link to the article
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/community/columns/cableguy/cg0703.mspx
If not, Windows xp sp 2 includes Wireless Provisioning Services api
than can be used for automatic wireless configuration. You can found
tool that uses it on http://www.engl.co.uk/products/zwlancfg/ - Hoewer
this api is removed from vista AND you can set only subset of possible
settings(on winxp).
Vista comes with new nafive wifi api , so you can use build in
commnad netsh (netsh wlan) look in manual here
http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsVista/en/library/f435edbe-1d50-4774-bae2-0dda33eaeb2f1033.mspx?mfr=true
Microsoft released update for winxp so it is possible to use natiwe
wifi api there - unfortunately netsh doesn't work(only external tools).
You must install wifi and msxml6 update(can be done in unattended way)
and then this tool http://code.mincus.com/31/windows-wireless-api/ for
unatended profile importing. (I'm using this). It imports xml profile
files so you have to write one that fits you configuration
There are another options like direct import of registry files, auto-it
(click simulations) or commercial WiFi-Manager but I haven't tried them
Michal Racek
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