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nights666

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Registered: 2007-04-26

Posts: 2

Cable MODEM - Changing IP by a Trick - help !

I have Internet Cable MODEM, so the only way to change IP is:

Normal Configuration: DHCP (automatic IP selection)

Trick to Change IP:
1) WIN + R (RUN)
2) Type CMD (Enter COMMAND PROMPT)
3) Ipconfig /release
4) Ipconfig /flushdns
5) In Network connections,  RighClick in the connections, Properties  ,  TCP/IP Protocol
6) Change IP: 111.111.111.111
7) Subnet Mask: 255.0.0.0
8) Leave a 'Blank' DNS
9) Ok.. (Apply)
10) In Network connections,  RighClick in the connections, REPAIR (Will give a error, windows cannot repair the network)
11) Choose DHCP again (In Network connections,  RighClick in the connections, Properties  ,  TCP/IP Protocol ... or in COMMAND PROMPT --> ipconfig /renew )
12) New IP adquired

How can I do this in the NetSetMan ????

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Please Help...
I want a script to use in RAPGET, rapget.com, and each download file, a script will run ... Changing  IP...

NetSetMan Support

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Registered: 2005-08-06

Posts: 1,878

Re: Cable MODEM - Changing IP by a Trick - help !

Actually it's not that difficult to find that out by just having a closer look at the program. But ok ...

- 1+2 not required
- Add lines 3+4 in the Script editor in the "Before" part. (Create a new script BAT-file first to be able to add those lines), and maybe add a delay time depending on how long the ipconfig command takes to have an effect
- To change the IP, SM, DNS add those values in the same profile

Your first step is done.

I don't really get the idea of the second step, but you can create a second profile with the other settings and rund it afterwards.

A NSM profile can be activated with command line. Please have a look in the manual: http://www.netsetman.com/index.php?s=help.php&hf=en

nights666

Member

Registered: 2007-04-26

Posts: 2

Re: Cable MODEM - Changing IP by a Trick - help !

I'll try harder... And then, post a solution here.

I just need to know how to make that "REPAIR" (network repair  @ WindowsXP ) in the command PROMPT. Asking Google - but no answer until now...