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I need to scan all workstations on the domain for dhcp info.
Specifically, I need to know if they are each static or dhcp. I am
using the "netsh" command, and have gotten as far as "netsh int ip
show address", which works for the local machine, but I cannot for the
life of me figure out how to scan the entire domain. Any help is
GREATLY appreciated. Nancy.
 
I need to scan all workstations on the domain for dhcp info.
Specifically, I need to know if they are each static or dhcp. I am
using the "netsh" command, and have gotten as far as "netsh int ip
show address", which works for the local machine, but I cannot for the
life of me figure out how to scan the entire domain.
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Ciao, Walter
 
You can connect remotely via netsh using

Netsh -R %IPAddress%

where %IPAddress% is the IP of the machine you are trying to get the info
from ( this can also be a host name ).
 
I have a similar situation. Only I will be changing my dns server
around a little and the gateway will change. The DHCP scope will b
slightly different as well. I need to be able to use NETSH to remotel
release/renew the IP address of all my clients. If there is a way t
release/renew the entire domain in one swift swoop, that would be good
but if I have to netsh each client individually, then so be it. I kno
I could just tell them to reboot, but I dont want to interupt thei
work. Any ideas


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