Как узнать имя сетевого интерфейса windows

Here is a wmic solution resulting with echo =!HostName!,!NetConID!,!IP_Addrs!,!MAC_Addr! with one line for each active adapter of a local computer (can’t try adaptations necessary to run it against a remote machine):

@ECHO OFF >NUL
@SETLOCAL enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion
set "HostName="
wmic computersystem get name ^
  /format:textvaluelist.xsl>"%temp%\cmptr.txt" 2>nul
for /F "tokens=1* delims==" %%G in ('type "%temp%\cmptr.txt"') do (
  if /i "%%G"=="Name" set "HostName=%%~H"
)
set "MAC_Addr="
for /F "tokens=1* delims=:" %%G in ('ipconfig /all^|find /i "Physical Address"') do (
  set "foo="
  for %%I in (%%~H) do if not "%%~I"=="" set "foo=%%~I"
  set "MAC_Addr=!foo:-=:!"
  set "NetConID="
  wmic nic where "NetEnabled='true' and MACAddress='!MAC_Addr!'" ^
    list /format:textvaluelist.xsl>"%temp%\wmcnc.txt" 2>&1
  for /F "tokens=1* delims==" %%I in ('type "%temp%\wmcnc.txt"') do (
    if /i "%%I"=="NetConnectionID" set "NetConID=%%~J"
  )
  set "IP_Addrs="
  wmic nicconfig where "IPEnabled='True' and MACAddress='!MAC_Addr!'" ^
    list /format:textvaluelist.xsl>"%temp%\wmcnccfg.txt" 2>&1
  for /F "tokens=1* delims==" %%I in ('type "%temp%\wmcnccfg.txt"') do (
    if /i "%%I"=="IPAddress" set "IP_Addrs=%%~J"
  )
  if not "!NetConID!,!IP_Addrs!"=="," (
    @echo =!HostName!,!NetConID!,!IP_Addrs!,!MAC_Addr!
  )
)
:endlocal
del "%temp%\cmptr.txt" 2>nul
del "%temp%\wmcnc.txt" 2>nul
del "%temp%\wmcnccfg.txt" 2>nul
@ENDLOCAL
goto :eof

Another solution parses semi-linear output from ipconfig /ALL and gives results closest to previous wmic one as follows:

@ECHO OFF >NUL
@SETLOCAL enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion
  set "HostName="
  set "NetConID="
  set "IP_Addr4="
  set "IP_Addr6="
  set "MAC_Addr="
for /F "tokens=1* delims=:" %%G in ('ipconfig /ALL') do (
  set "foo=%%~G"
  if not "!foo:Host name=!"=="!foo!" (
    for %%I in (%%~H) do if not "%%~I"=="" set "HostName=%%~I"
  )
  if "!foo:adapter=!"=="!foo!" (
    if not "!foo:Physical Address=!"=="!foo!" (
      for %%I in (%%~H) do if not "%%~I"=="" set "MAC_Addr=%%~I"
    )
    if not "!foo:IPv4 Address=!"=="!foo!" (
      for %%I in (%%~H) do if not "%%~I"=="" set "IP_Addr4=%%~I"
      set "IP_Addr4=!IP_Addr4:(preferred)=!"
    )
    if not "!foo:local IPv6 Address=!"=="!foo!" (
      for %%I in (%%~H) do (
        if not "%%~I"=="" (
          for /F "delims=%%" %%p in ("%%~I") Do set "IP_Addr6=%%~p"
          rem set "IP_Addr6=!IP_Addr6:(preferred)=!"
        )
      )
    )
  ) else (
    if not "!IP_Addr6!,!IP_Addr4!"=="," (
      @echo #!HostName!,!NetConID!,{"!IP_Addr4!","!IP_Addr6!"},!MAC_Addr!
    )
    set "MAC_Addr="
    set "IP_Addr4="
    set "IP_Addr6="
    set "NetConID=!foo:*adapter =!"
  )
)
if not "!IP_Addr6!,!IP_Addr4!"=="," (
  @echo =!HostName!,!NetConID!,{"!IP_Addr4!","!IP_Addr6!"},!MAC_Addr!
)

:endlocal
@ENDLOCAL
goto :eof

I’m looking for a reverse command that displays the name of the
network adapter for a given IP address.

Based on everything I tried, this should work seems you say you need to get this information ONLY from the IP address which you already specify in your example.

INTERACTIVE PROMPT FOR IP ADDRESS TO GET NETWORK CONNECTION NAME

(Use WMIC and some batch FOR loop token and delim parsing to get the network connection name for a specified IP address.)

(The result value will echo to a command window and a message box window. It’s all batch script but dynamically builds some VBS script functions to simplify the process for anyone that needs.)

@ECHO ON

:SetTempFiles
SET tmpIPaddr=%tmp%\~tmpipaddress.vbs
SET tmpNetConName1=%tmp%\~tmpNetConName1.txt
SET tmpNetConName2=%tmp%\~tmpNetConName2.txt
SET tmpBatFile=%tmp%\~tmpBatch.cmd
SET tmpVBNetCon=%tmp%\~tmpVBNetCon.vbs

IF EXIST "%tmpIPaddr%" DEL /F /Q "%tmpIPaddr%"
IF EXIST "%tmpNetConName1%" DEL /Q /F "%tmpNetConName1%"
IF EXIST "%tmpNetConName2%" DEL /Q /F "%tmpNetConName2%"
IF EXIST "%tmpBatFile%" DEL /Q /F "%tmpBatFile%"
IF EXIST "%tmpVBNetCon%" DEL /Q /F "%tmpVBNetCon%"

:InputBox
SET msgboxTitle=IP ADDRESS
SET msgboxLine1=Enter the IP address to get its Windows connection name
>"%tmpIPaddr%" ECHO wsh.echo inputbox("%msgboxLine1%","%msgboxTitle%")
FOR /F "tokens=*" %%N IN ('cscript //nologo "%tmpIPaddr%"') DO CALL :setvariables %%N
GOTO EOF

:setvariables
SET IPAddress=%~1
FOR /F "USEBACKQ TOKENS=3 DELIMS=," %%A IN (`"WMIC NICCONFIG GET IPADDRESS,MACADDRESS /FORMAT:CSV | FIND /I "%IPAddress%""`) DO (SET MACAddress=%%~A)
FOR /F "USEBACKQ TOKENS=3 DELIMS=," %%B IN (`"WMIC NIC GET MACADDRESS,NETCONNECTIONID /FORMAT:CSV | FIND /I "%MACAddress%""`) DO ECHO(%%~B>>"%tmpNetConName1%"

::: Parse Empty Lines
FINDSTR "." "%tmpNetConName1%">"%tmpNetConName2%"

::: Build Dynamic Batch with ECHO'd Network Connection Value
FOR /F "tokens=*" %%C IN (%tmpNetConName2%) DO ECHO ECHO %%~C>>"%tmpBatFile%"
IF NOT EXIST "%tmpBatFile%" GOTO :NullExit
START "" "%tmpBatFile%"

::: Build Dynamic VBS with Message Box Network Connection Value
FOR /F "tokens=*" %%C IN (%tmpNetConName2%) DO (SET vbNetconName=%%~C)
ECHO msgbox "%vbNetconName%",0,"%vbNetconName%">"%tmpVBNetCon%"
START /B "" "%tmpVBNetCon%"
EXIT /B

:NullExit
ECHO msgbox "Cannot find MAC Address, check to confirm IP Address was correct.",0,"Invalid IP">"%tmpVBNetCon%"
START /B "" "%tmpVBNetCon%"
EXIT /B

ALL ONE-LINERS

NATIVE WINDOWS ONLY WITH NETSH ALL INTERFACES (ALL IPv4 ADDRESSES)

NETSH INT IP SHOW CONFIG | FINDSTR /R "Configuration for interface.* Address.*[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*"

NATIVE WINDOWS ONLY WITH IPCONFIG ALL INTERFACES (ALL IPv4 ADDRESSES)

IPCONFIG | FINDSTR /R "Ethernet* Address.*[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*"

USING PCRE2GREP (per @SalvoF)

SINGLE IP ADDRESS SPECIFIED

netsh interface ipv4 show address | pcre2grep -B2 "192\.168\.2\.4" | FIND /V "DHCP"

FIND ALL IP ADDRESSES

netsh interface ip show config | pcre2grep -B2 ^(?:[0-9]{1,3}\.){3}[0-9]{1,3}$ | FIND /V "DHCP" | FIND /V "Gate" | FIND /V "Metric" | FIND /V "Subnet"

FIND ALL IP ADDRESSES (Cleaned Up Regex (per @SalvoF))

netsh interface ip show config | pcre2grep "^[A-Z]|IP.*([0-9]{1,3}(\.|)){4}"

Please note that the pcre2grep I tried is per @SalvoF [+1] as he suggested but using the…. FIND /V to remove the line above containing DHCP seems to get the desired output as you described. I used NETSH rather than IPCONFIG as well.