Can network interfaces be bridged "automatically" with Windows?

Question

I'm working on a portable device, that when I connect it to a windows machine (over USB), it shows up as a seperate network interface to the PC. This is great, except when I want to connect several devices together, and want them to all be on the same network (subnet).

I'm looking for the ability to bridge network interfaces together automatically in Windows (based on what type of network interfaces are currently up). Is there anything that would let me do this? A script that would run during connection of the device would be ideal

Answer 1

Well, the first half of your question is simple, you CAN bridge networks in Windows. As to performing it automatically? NLA exists as an API and you could perform the bridging based on changes, but that would require you to write the application yourself...