Windows 10: Mobile hotspot & command line

Hi !


I am desperately trying to use Windows mobile hotspot through command line to use it afterwhile via the programm I am developping.


Unfortunately, impossible to find a way to set it...


Does anyone know how to start/stop mobile hotspot + cherry on the cake get the list of connected devices ??


PS: I read about "netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow" ... But this not seems to be the same behavior as built in hotspot from Windows10


Thanks for your help !




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