Would you know it by your VNC connection tanking from having the
ip-address rug pulled out from under it?  Or is that connection maybe
interfering w/the change?

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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Phil Sayers
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i'm not sure about windows2000

but with a user clicking around in windows xp, you can manipulate the IP
address from dynamic to fixed without a reboot.

maybe there's a WMI call you can use to "commit" your changes.  or a NIC
or IP reset/refresh function you can call after making changes to the IP
info.



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Subject: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] WMI and updating ip addresses


Hi Guys,

I've been reviewing a few online examples of programmatically setting a
machine to have a Static IP address.  The code seems to complete with no
errors - however, the ip address never changes.  Before I post any code,
a basic question...

The machine of interest doesn't have a keyboard/mouse/monitor - so I'm
watching what happens over an UltraVNC connection.  I imagine that if I
set the machine to have a static ip address, it won't actually have that
address until the next restart of the computer.  Is that correct?

Peter

(I imagine I'll be posting code shortly).

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