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Hi RVicente99,<br />
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why would comcast be touching your internal address?
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Hi RVicente99,

why would comcast be touching your internal address?

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agree with Jay<br />
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Usually you would need to change nothing on the server, and would need to tell the remote users the new address.
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agree with Jay

Usually you would need to change nothing on the server, and would need to tell the remote users the new address.

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They're not changing the static ip I set up for the nic card on the server...<br />
They're changing the leased ip address used by terminal services. &nbsp;Last time they did this, I used a command line command to change it on the server. &nbsp;It's some sort of alternate ip address.
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They're not changing the static ip I set up for the nic card on the server...
They're changing the leased ip address used by terminal services.  Last time they did this, I used a command line command to change it on the server.  It's some sort of alternate ip address.

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Never mind... I got it. &nbsp;It's the altaddr command. &nbsp;I use this change the alternate address for<br />
Citrix Metaframe running on the Terminal Services server.
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Never mind... I got it.  It's the altaddr command.  I use this change the alternate address for
Citrix Metaframe running on the Terminal Services server.

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I have a terminal services server whith a static ip address within the network, and a different ip address used<br />
by terminal services remote users. &nbsp;Comcast will be changing our ip address tonight and I need to know how<br />
to change it on the server. &nbsp;I did this once a long time ago via command line, and I remember it was very simple, <br />
but I don't remember what the commands were. &nbsp;I need to figure this out tonight or our remote users will be<br />
screaming all morning. &nbsp;Help!
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I have a terminal services server whith a static ip address within the network, and a different ip address used
by terminal services remote users.  Comcast will be changing our ip address tonight and I need to know how
to change it on the server.  I did this once a long time ago via command line, and I remember it was very simple, 
but I don't remember what the commands were.  I need to figure this out tonight or our remote users will be
screaming all morning.  Help!

Change IP Address on TS server

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