Re: setting IP address & mask via CLI

2004-02-05 Thread Benjamin Lindner
Victor, under windows2000 the tool you might use is netsh.exe. It's a kind of a scripting interface to network parameters by doing netsh interface dump you get the current configuration, which you can alter to your needs (IP, gateway, DHCP yes/no, DNS, WINS etc) save the configuration to a file

Re: setting IP address & mask via CLI

2004-02-04 Thread Shankar Unni
Jim Drash wrote: The tool to use is regedit. The TCP/IP setting are a set of registry entries. Figure out which Hive to change and then you can use regedit's CLI to do it. More than just setting the entry, surely. The setting won't take effect until you restart the network connection. -- Unsub

Re: setting IP address & mask via CLI

2004-02-04 Thread Jim Drash
The tool to use is regedit. The TCP/IP setting are a set of registry entries. Figure out which Hive to change and then you can use regedit's CLI to do it. -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple Problem reports: http://cygwin.com/problems.html Documentation:

setting IP address & mask via CLI

2004-02-04 Thread Victor Stepanov
Hello, Possibly an off-topic, but may someone recommend the way to set up Windows IP parameters (address, mask, gw...) via command like interface? I'm looking for tool similar to netconfig of RedHat Linux. Thanks in advance! V. -- Unsubscribe info: http://cygwin.com/ml/#unsubscribe-simple