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Script to change TCP/IP Settings.

Asked by gkavoglu in Operating Systems Miscellaneous

Tags: script, change, settings, ip

Dear friends;

We have Windows XP and Windows 98 computers in active directory environment with Windows 2003 domain controller. Most of them use DHCP, but some of them use static TCP/IP settings.

I need a script to change DNS and WINS settings in statically configured computers. [Mass change in a domain] However, the script should identify that the computer is not using DHCP. Another issue is we also have some Windows 98 Computers, if the script can also support 98 machines, it would be great or you can offer an another way.

Thanks in advance,

Best Regards...
 
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