All,
Trying to find a way to switch network profiles on the fly with MDK
9.0 I've found a number of them that work at boot time, but since I
don't always know what I'm going to do until after a boot they are for
the most part useless. (Unless I want to do the Windows reboot dance.)
Using the
Hi,
I posted a similar msg when using my laptop with multiple profiles,
I use fixed IP now so i dont get the wait problem you have (assuming
that is a dhcp DNS prob).
There were some command line scripts to change the network IP etc etc
or you could just use static IP and change IP with MCC.
Viable alternatives If I always knew ahead of time what the IP would
be. Problem is that I'm moving a lot to networks where either I don't
know the intended IP structure, or if I did set up once it won't be the
same this time.(customer sites). Right now I've got about 6 profiles in
this laptop
Why not just click Do not activate eth0 at boot time (or config it
yourself in the boot up sequence? Then you can do as you wish.
JG
James Sparenberg wrote:
Viable alternatives If I always knew ahead of time what the IP would
be. Problem is that I'm moving a lot to networks where either I
h interesting thought...
On Mon, 2002-10-28 at 10:23, J. Grant wrote:
Why not just click Do not activate eth0 at boot time (or config it
yourself in the boot up sequence? Then you can do as you wish.
JG
James Sparenberg wrote:
Viable alternatives If I always knew ahead of time what
