pushing client WINS setup

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Carl Hilton

I have a bunch of workstaions that I need to push the WINS IP addresses
to... The users are NOT administrators. Is this possible?

Thanks

Carl
 
If the clients are set to obtain an IP and DNS automatically from the
DHCP-server, just setup Scope options 044 and 046 in DHCP-server.
 
We are NOT running DHCP.



Marina Roos said:
If the clients are set to obtain an IP and DNS automatically from the
DHCP-server, just setup Scope options 044 and 046 in DHCP-server.

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Marina
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There is a sample script on the Technet site that you might want to try.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/ScriptCen
ter/network/Scnet136.asp
You could also push down a login script using a netsh interface ip add wins
command

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Thanks but again, the users are not admin so those scripts would probably
not work

Carl

Danny Slye - [MSFT} said:
There is a sample script on the Technet site that you might want to try.
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/treeview/default.asp?url=/technet/ScriptCen
ter/network/Scnet136.asp
You could also push down a login script using a netsh interface ip add wins
command

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Hi Carl,

If the client machines are DHCP clients, then you can configure scope options to give the
clients the WINS IP address. If they are not DHCP clients, then you could also push down a
login script using a netsh interface ip add wins command. If your domain policies prevent the
users from making changes to their IP settings, then you will have to go to each machine and
do it manually as an Admin.

Thanks,
Gary

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