(Win32)

I can get a list of the network adapters.

use strict; use warnings; use Win32::OLE (); my $computer = '.'; my $obj = Win32::OLE->GetObject("winmgmts:\\\\$computer\\root\\cimv2") or die("$^E\n"); my $devices = $obj->InstancesOf("Win32_NetworkAdapter"); foreach my $device (Win32::OLE::in $devices) { my $adapter_type = $device->{AdapterType}; next unless defined $adapter_type && $adapter_type eq 'Ethernet 802.3'; print 'Win32_NetworkAdapter ', $device->{ Index }, $/, $device->{ DeviceID }, $/, $device->{ PNPDeviceID }, $/, $device->{ Name }, $/, $device->{ Description }, $/, $device->{ ProductName }, $/, $device->{ Manufacturer }, $/, $device->{ MACAddress }, $/, $/; }

I can get a list of slots.

use strict; use warnings; use Win32::OLE (); my $computer = '.'; my $obj = Win32::OLE->GetObject("winmgmts:\\\\$computer\\root\\cimv2") or die("$^E\n"); my $slots = $obj->InstancesOf("Win32_SystemSlot"); foreach my $slot (Win32::OLE::in $slots) { print $slot->{ SlotDesignation }, $/, $slot->{ Description }, $/, $slot->{ Tag }, $/, join(', ', @{$slot->{ConnectorType}}), $/, $/; } print("PCI = 43\n"); print("ISA = 44\n");

But I haven't figured out how to get the associations between the two. Listing CIM_CardInSlot objects returns nothing.

Win32_NetworkAdapter
Win32_SystemSlot
CIM_CardInSlot

CIM classes
Win32 classes


In reply to Re: get NIC slot by ikegami
in thread get NIC slot by boat73

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