Windows NetShell : Wlan Adhoc Network
NetShell is a command line–based tool that enables administrators to remotely administer and configure critical network services. The NetShell command-line interface is scriptable, which enables administrators to carry out batch configurations or management tasks from a single, centralized location.
NetShell operates on the basis of contexts. A context collects administrative activities for a given area of networking functionality. Contexts are generally implemented through a NetShell helper, which is a DLL file that provides the capabilities for a given context.
The Microsoft Windows Software Development Kit (SDK) defines the NetShell API - a collection of functions, structures, and specifications for creating helper DLLs to extend the core functionality of NetShell on Microsoft Windows operating systems.
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