export WLAN WPA Enterprise TKIP PEAP, username & password

Do you also want to import it?

Yes. To Export the Profile with username and passwords, as usable for later importing.

I think you need to install the driver software for the wireless lan..in the software u will have an option to export the profile.


Ded9

Also can check this video which will give u detailed info

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5z2JcJ4vF4


Ded9

I dont think netsh has an Import command?

Been trying to find a good DL link, for wifi.exe (wificfg.exe, signed by Aruba), but havent found a good one. It works flawlessly for scripting WIFI connections.....

I will upload one here if you are interested...

ded9 - That option is not available.
Johnb6767 - I found these before posing the question. The issue was, it did not export the username and passwords.  

SHOW CURRENT WIRELESS PROFILES : netsh wlan show profiles

EXPORT PARTICULAR WIFI PROFILE : netsh wlan export profile name="Profile_Name_from_before" folder="Where-You-Want-It"
                              FILE CREATED AS : Wireless Network connection-"profile-name".xml
                              
IMPORT PARTICULAR WIFI PROFILE : netsh wlan add profile filename="file_location"

Only the wireless driver software has an option to  export user name and password . Who is the manufacturer of this wifi product.



Ded9

Sorry WLan product.


Ded9

The Hardware manufacturer of a DW1501 is "Broadcom."

Is the "export" feature going to be found under device viewer? Only the drivers are installed. The rest is managed by Microsoft Windows 7.

After u install the broadcom software u should get brodcom wirless utility close to the time...

There are two ways to connect to wirless hotspot.

1. Using windows wirless serivce

2. using the wireless software utility that came with the driver.


Click start and type broadcom ...u should get broadcom utility..if not then check the software next to the time.

You can try to get the broadcom software from this website if u know the mode number of u r broadcom card from device manager.

http://www.broadcom.com/products/Wireless-LAN





Ded9

You can export the wireless profile from Network and Sharing Centre > Wireless Connection > Wireless Properties.  (launches a wizard)   I assumed that this is the same as netsh export but it may not be.

What do you mean by

Not the current username and password. Manual entry.

?

You could install a Broadcom utility, but it's likely to make wireless networking as much fun as being hit in the face repeatedly with a brick.

This "Dell" branded broadcom card doesn't come with a utility. Controls are turned over to windows 7.
In Windows 7 Professional SP1 (at least for us) there is not an export wifi profile.

You can get the utility from

http://www.broadcom.com/products/Wireless-LAN

if you know the make of your broadband card.


Ded9

This program does what he says. It works.

We ended up just modifying the connection properties instead of including in the base image.