Changing TCP/IP settings with script

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Gerhard

Ho Can I change TCP /IP settings using a sript. As i have
varios Gateways to logon to and everytime have to
manually change Ip address settings where ever I go
 
For a mere $14 you can purchase an app called netswitcher from
http://www.netswitcher.com/ it's a great product for the money.

Ho Can I change TCP /IP settings using a sript. As i have
varios Gateways to logon to and everytime have to
manually change Ip address settings where ever I go
 
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Ho Can I change TCP /IP settings using a sript. As i have
varios Gateways to logon to and everytime have to
manually change Ip address settings where ever I go
.
i can't say i reallly understand all your questionj but
Click to expand...
from having DSL, dial up and now cable and 3 computers
networked through a router
this is what i always do:
go into start
run
type in : winipcfg
it takes you to a window
hit release all then renew all it should restore the
settings.
that is if this is what you are using now even aol has
setup expert auto detect as well.
hope i was somewhat helpful for being a gal!
 
Sent: Saturday, September 11, 2004 7:36 PM
Subject: Re: Changing TCP/IP settings with script


Hi! Gerhard,
You can use Netshell command (netsh) for your purpose.
Here is how it works.
Scenario:
Firstly, you dump your network setting to a text file as follows:
netsh -c interface dump > NetworkSetsNo1.txt
This command stores your current network settings in txt file named NetworkSetsNo1.txt
2ndly, you have to reconfigure your pc's network settings to use a different part of the network or else.
then , again:
netsh -c interface dump > NetworkSetsNo2.txt
3rdly, you can make as many Network Settings as you want for your future use or restore the settings.

Then later, if you need to reset your previous pc's Network Sets( say for example, first one....),
just give next command ( supposing that you restore first one...);
netsh -f NetworkSetsNo1.txt

As far as script is concerned, you can do it by this scenario!
***
Not script but you can use netswitcher:
http://www.netswitcher.com/downloads.htm

Good Luck!
 
Hi! Guys,
Sorry, mis-posted previous one. ( I did not intend to post it, should have been in my temp file...)
I have not yet proofed tested posted-netsh and Gerhard is now happy, isn't he?
I mistouched icon.... sorry.
Best Luck every one!
 
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