FWIW a little bit of PowerShell:

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1. (Get-NetAdapter -Name * -Physical | % { Get-NetIPAddress -AddressFamily IPv4 -InterfaceAlias $_.Name }) | Format-Table -Property InterfaceAlias, IPAddress

Output:

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1. InterfaceAlias IPAddress
2. -------------- ---------
3. WiFi           192.168.0.99
4. Ethernet 3     169.254.82.44

-4wd (July 14, 2023, 03:24 AM)

I am working on it and get already same result within my test application but I am not that familar with PowerShell yet, your "script" works well and display me exactly what you've posted.
Now here's the $1 million dollar question, how do I need to modify your PowerShell call that it just return me the LAN IP (exclude the wrong "WiFi"-IP)?
Since you get ATM 2 results, I would not know how to seperate them, but I would be able to have them shown in my tool.
With a little help we get this thing working correct!  :-*

No local IP reported  :)

-4wd (July 11, 2023, 07:33 AM)

:huh: Dang...
I've added a test application, can you show me what it is reporting to you please

Updated version in first post.
Should now reliable resolve local IP.
Added friendly name support and display also now in decimal the adapter number.