ip address switching

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rob

i have a stuation where our users travel. in one office
they need to have a static ip address to get through the
office firewall. but in other offices within our agency
they need to have the ip address assigned to them
dynamically. is there a way to do this through hardware
profile etc. so the users will not have to go in and set
the ip at the static office or change it back to dynamic?

thanks in advace for any help

rob williams
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having the same problem setting up a office here where i
live. the only way we could get around it was by paying
a little extra each month to our isp and recieving a
static ip from them.

Jesse
 
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How to switch network settings without reboot

As a network consultant, I work on different network every day and need to
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