Scripting

As in you need to read the current IP of the system and put it into that text file?

Chris

thanks for your responce, no need to read the IP  and need to change the different IP .

There are one application server in our company and client installed every servers , the client will hold the application server IP in txt file located in C:\.  We are in situation to move the new VLAN and new IP. So instated of login each server and modify the IP, I am looking for the power shell command to modify the IP address number of servers in one shot. Is it possible to do it in PowerShell?  Sorry for the confusion.

Sure, it's not so hard. First, we get the right network interface. Does anything have more than one?

Then our code looks something like this:

$Network = Get-WmiObject Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration -Filter "IPEnabled=$True"
$Network.EnableStatic("New.IP.Address", "New.Subnet.Mask")
$Network.SetGateways("New.IP.Gateway")

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Of course, it'll be a bit tricky doing this over the network, you'll lose connection the moment you change IP. But we can work with that if we make sure whatever script we run is running on the host machine, not over the network.

Will subnet mask and gateway be the same in all cases? And do you need to change any of the other details?

Chris

Thanks Chris.

we not going to change the host IP  . I want to replace the old IP to New IP that located in the C:\programfile\.txt .

Can you please modify the script bit and help me to complete this task. Only I need to change the IP for application that installed in the txt file located (c:\program files\app\txt.), I am not change the host IP.
I have numerous hosts have same above situation to change the IP. (the IP in CSV format).