Changing of IP address, Subnet Mask, Default Gateway on a “Local Area Network” , NOT “Wireless Network...
I want to change the above without going to Network Sharing Center. So i used a batch file. I found this code but it only works for Wireless Network Connection but not for "Local Area Networks". I also tried to rename my connections before rerunning the script but it still does not change anything. The code is below
set connectionName="Local Area Connection"
set staticIP=192.168.247.2
set subnetMask=255.255.255.0
set defaultGateway=192.168.247.2
netsh interface ip set address %connectionName% static %staticIP% %subnetMask% %defaultGateway% 1
(the last sentence is in a single line)
I also tried to use a simpler code as shown below
netsh interface ip set address "Local Area Connection" static 192.168.30.77 255.255.255.0 192.168.30.2
But in the end both programmers didn't change anything when i check the settings under Ipv4.
Can anyone please help me with this?
networking batch-file
asked Jan 26 at 10:24
NightKnightNightKnight
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I want to change the above without going to Network Sharing Center. So i used a batch file. I found this code but it only works for Wireless Network Connection but not for "Local Area Networks". I also tried to rename my connections before rerunning the script but it still does not change anything. The code is below
set connectionName="Local Area Connection"
set staticIP=192.168.247.2
set subnetMask=255.255.255.0
set defaultGateway=192.168.247.2
netsh interface ip set address %connectionName% static %staticIP% %subnetMask% %defaultGateway% 1
(the last sentence is in a single line)
I also tried to use a simpler code as shown below
netsh interface ip set address "Local Area Connection" static 192.168.30.77 255.255.255.0 192.168.30.2
But in the end both programmers didn't change anything when i check the settings under Ipv4.
Can anyone please help me with this?
networking batch-file
asked Jan 26 at 10:24
NightKnightNightKnight
33
Try "netsh interface show interface" and change address of an existing interface name rather than "Local Area Connection".
– lx07
Jan 26 at 15:59
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I want to change the above without going to Network Sharing Center. So i used a batch file. I found this code but it only works for Wireless Network Connection but not for "Local Area Networks". I also tried to rename my connections before rerunning the script but it still does not change anything. The code is below
set connectionName="Local Area Connection"
set staticIP=192.168.247.2
set subnetMask=255.255.255.0
set defaultGateway=192.168.247.2
netsh interface ip set address %connectionName% static %staticIP% %subnetMask% %defaultGateway% 1
(the last sentence is in a single line)
I also tried to use a simpler code as shown below
netsh interface ip set address "Local Area Connection" static 192.168.30.77 255.255.255.0 192.168.30.2
But in the end both programmers didn't change anything when i check the settings under Ipv4.
Can anyone please help me with this?
networking batch-file
asked Jan 26 at 10:24
NightKnightNightKnight
33
I want to change the above without going to Network Sharing Center. So i used a batch file. I found this code but it only works for Wireless Network Connection but not for "Local Area Networks". I also tried to rename my connections before rerunning the script but it still does not change anything. The code is below
set connectionName="Local Area Connection"
set staticIP=192.168.247.2
set subnetMask=255.255.255.0
set defaultGateway=192.168.247.2
netsh interface ip set address %connectionName% static %staticIP% %subnetMask% %defaultGateway% 1
(the last sentence is in a single line)
I also tried to use a simpler code as shown below
netsh interface ip set address "Local Area Connection" static 192.168.30.77 255.255.255.0 192.168.30.2
But in the end both programmers didn't change anything when i check the settings under Ipv4.
Can anyone please help me with this?
networking batch-file
networking batch-file
asked Jan 26 at 10:24
NightKnightNightKnight
33
asked Jan 26 at 10:24
NightKnightNightKnight
33
edited Jan 26 at 14:58
NightKnight
asked Jan 26 at 10:24
NightKnightNightKnight
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asked Jan 26 at 10:24
NightKnightNightKnight
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NightKnightNightKnight
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Try "netsh interface show interface" and change address of an existing interface name rather than "Local Area Connection".
– lx07
Jan 26 at 15:59
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Try "netsh interface show interface" and change address of an existing interface name rather than "Local Area Connection".
– lx07
Jan 26 at 15:59
Try "netsh interface show interface" and change address of an existing interface name rather than "Local Area Connection".
– lx07
Jan 26 at 15:59
Try "netsh interface show interface" and change address of an existing interface name rather than "Local Area Connection".
– lx07
Jan 26 at 15:59
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Open control panel, all control panel, network connections and rename your ethernet adapter by right clicking and selecting 'rename'.
Delete the old name and add "Local Area Connection" - Press enter.
Run script again.
answered Jan 26 at 12:12
JohnnyVegasJohnnyVegas
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Hi, i did what you suggested but it doesn't seem to work
– NightKnight
Jan 26 at 14:58
It has to be exact including capitalisation - try eth0 instead and reflect that in the batch script - reboot after renaming too.
– JohnnyVegas
Jan 27 at 8:52
Yup, renaming it as eth0 works. Thanks for the help
– NightKnight
Jan 27 at 10:31
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Open control panel, all control panel, network connections and rename your ethernet adapter by right clicking and selecting 'rename'.
Delete the old name and add "Local Area Connection" - Press enter.
Run script again.
answered Jan 26 at 12:12
JohnnyVegasJohnnyVegas
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Hi, i did what you suggested but it doesn't seem to work
– NightKnight
Jan 26 at 14:58
It has to be exact including capitalisation - try eth0 instead and reflect that in the batch script - reboot after renaming too.
– JohnnyVegas
Jan 27 at 8:52
Yup, renaming it as eth0 works. Thanks for the help
– NightKnight
Jan 27 at 10:31
add a comment |
Open control panel, all control panel, network connections and rename your ethernet adapter by right clicking and selecting 'rename'.
Delete the old name and add "Local Area Connection" - Press enter.
Run script again.
answered Jan 26 at 12:12
JohnnyVegasJohnnyVegas
2,4881815
Hi, i did what you suggested but it doesn't seem to work
– NightKnight
Jan 26 at 14:58
It has to be exact including capitalisation - try eth0 instead and reflect that in the batch script - reboot after renaming too.
– JohnnyVegas
Jan 27 at 8:52
Yup, renaming it as eth0 works. Thanks for the help
– NightKnight
Jan 27 at 10:31
add a comment |
Open control panel, all control panel, network connections and rename your ethernet adapter by right clicking and selecting 'rename'.
Delete the old name and add "Local Area Connection" - Press enter.
Run script again.
answered Jan 26 at 12:12
JohnnyVegasJohnnyVegas
2,4881815
Open control panel, all control panel, network connections and rename your ethernet adapter by right clicking and selecting 'rename'.
Delete the old name and add "Local Area Connection" - Press enter.
Run script again.
answered Jan 26 at 12:12
JohnnyVegasJohnnyVegas
2,4881815
answered Jan 26 at 12:12
JohnnyVegasJohnnyVegas
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JohnnyVegasJohnnyVegas
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answered Jan 26 at 12:12
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Hi, i did what you suggested but it doesn't seem to work
– NightKnight
Jan 26 at 14:58
It has to be exact including capitalisation - try eth0 instead and reflect that in the batch script - reboot after renaming too.
– JohnnyVegas
Jan 27 at 8:52
Yup, renaming it as eth0 works. Thanks for the help
– NightKnight
Jan 27 at 10:31
add a comment |
Hi, i did what you suggested but it doesn't seem to work
– NightKnight
Jan 26 at 14:58
It has to be exact including capitalisation - try eth0 instead and reflect that in the batch script - reboot after renaming too.
– JohnnyVegas
Jan 27 at 8:52
Yup, renaming it as eth0 works. Thanks for the help
– NightKnight
Jan 27 at 10:31
Hi, i did what you suggested but it doesn't seem to work
– NightKnight
Jan 26 at 14:58
Hi, i did what you suggested but it doesn't seem to work
– NightKnight
Jan 26 at 14:58
It has to be exact including capitalisation - try eth0 instead and reflect that in the batch script - reboot after renaming too.
– JohnnyVegas
Jan 27 at 8:52
It has to be exact including capitalisation - try eth0 instead and reflect that in the batch script - reboot after renaming too.
– JohnnyVegas
Jan 27 at 8:52
Yup, renaming it as eth0 works. Thanks for the help
– NightKnight
Jan 27 at 10:31
Yup, renaming it as eth0 works. Thanks for the help
– NightKnight
Jan 27 at 10:31
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Try "netsh interface show interface" and change address of an existing interface name rather than "Local Area Connection".
– lx07
Jan 26 at 15:59