Changing IP address of local windows machine using NETSH in JAVA- HELP

Question

Hi ALL,
I have written one java program to change the IP address of local
machine using netsh command tool and runtime.exec method in java.
String[] command1 = { "netsh", "interface", "ip", "set", "address",
"name=", "Local Area Connection" ,"source=static", "addr=",str1,
"mask=", str2};
Process pp = run.exec(command1);
The program is working fine.
Here I need to set interface name namely "Local Area Connection" in command.
Actually I should not hard code this and I should get this from
getting active network interface name. I have written program for
that, but the name I am getting is like "Intel(R) PRO/1000 PL Network
Connection - Net Firewall Miniport Interface". I am not getting name
as "Local Area Connection".
So please help me to resolve this issue.

Answer 1

See
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=5239534&tstart=0
@OP Stop cross-posting just because you don't like the answers you are getting. You've been going on and on about this for a week now (if not longer) opening threads all over the place, and it is starting to get a little old.
Edit: And, if you want to see the aliases that netsh uses (and that were probably assigned using something at least similar to netsh), why don't you use netsh.
netsh show alias
As I said, this question is no longer a Java question, not even close. It is now an OS question.