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Toggle Windows XP Pro IP address settings with this VB script

Tags: html, xp, windows xp, ip, server, network

Overview When troubleshooting IP connectivity problems on Windows XP Pro machines configured for DHCP, it's often handy to assign the computer a static IP address. This allows you to quickly determine if the problem is related to the DHCP server, local machine, or physical network connection. Yet, repeatedly changing the IP address from dynamic to static can be a hassle. Using our Windows XP Pro IP Address Toggle Tool, written by Greg Shultz, you can easily switch between dynamic and static addresses with the click of a button.

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Publisher: TechRepublic
File Format: Other Download
Date Published: May 17, 2006
Format: White Papers
Topics: TCP - IP

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