[Help] Modifications in a batch file

[RodrigoTrevizan]

ipconfig /release
netsh interface ip set address offboard static 111.111.111.111 255.0.0.0
netsh interface ip set address offboard dhcp
ipconfig /renew

Anyone could help me to make this a working file at Windows Seven?
I used it on XP to change my IP until now, but when I try to run now it doesn't work
Obs: Offboard is the name of the connection

 

[johngalt]

Try this:

ipconfig /release
netsh interface ip set address "Offboard" static 111.111.111.111 255.0.0.0
netsh interface ip set address "Offboard" dhcp
ipconfig /renew

Of course it might work without the quotation marks, but if the name is Offboard then you'll need it capitalized correctly for it to work, IIRC.

Also, the help info in the command shows some other options as well that you might want ot take a look at - in *particular* if the OS is still *internally* recognizing the connection as "Local Area Connection":

C:\>netsh interface ip set address -?

Usage: set address [name=]<string>
             [[source=]dhcp|static]
             [[address=]<IPv4 address>[/<integer>] [[mask=]<IPv4 mask>]
             [[gateway=]<IPv4 address>|none [gwmetric=]<integer>]
             [[type=]unicast|anycast]
             [[subinterface=]<string>]
             [[store=]active|persistent]

Parameters:

       Tag            Value
       name         - Interface name or index.
       source       - One of the following values:
                      dhcp: Enables DHCP for configuring IP addresses for
                            the specified interface.
                      static: Disables DHCP for configuring IP addresses for
                            the specified interface. This value must be
                            specified if an address or a gateway is being
                            configured.
       address      - IPv4 address to add or modify, optionally followed by
                      the subnet prefix length.
       mask         - The IP subnet mask for the specified IP address.
       gateway      - One of the following values:
                      <IPv4 address>: A specific default gateway for the
                                      static IP address you are setting.
                      none: No default gateways are set.  This is the default.
       gwmetric     - The metric for the default gateway. This field should
                      be set only if gateway is specified.
       type         - One of the following values:
                      unicast: Marks the address as a unicast address.
                               This is the default.
                      anycast: Marks the address as an anycast address.
       subinterface - LUID of the subinterface on which the default gateway
                      exists.  This parameter is only needed on interfaces
                      with multiple subinterfaces.
       store        - One of the following values:
                      active: Set only lasts until next boot.
                      persistent: Set is persistent.  This is the default.

Remarks: Used to enable or disable DHCP for IP address configuration.
         Also removes any previous static IP addresses and default gateways,
         and can add a new static IP address and default gateway.

Examples:

       set address name="Local Area Connection" source=dhcp
       set address "Local Area connection" static 10.0.0.9 255.0.0.0 10.0.0.1 1

 

[RodrigoTrevizan]

Still doesn't work, the lines:

netsh interface ip set address "Offboard" static 111.111.111.111 255.0.0.0
netsh interface ip set address "Offboard" dhcp

I don't get any response even in cmd

I think it might have something to do with IPv6/Ipv4
At XP, the adapter only have IPv4 I think

 

[johngalt]

Correct.

When I did the commands to figure out the help, ip as an option is not actually listed - only ipv4 and ipv6 are listed, leading me to think that substituting ipv4 for ip should do the trick.

however, when I manually typed in ip as an option it brought up the help info for it, almost as if it is a hidden option....

Unless, of course, 7 is defaulting ip to refer to ip6....which could be *another* reason you're not getting a response at all....

 

[darkassain]

yes you should be using instead of ip ipv4...
like this...

netsh int ipv4 set addr "Offboard" static 111.111.111.111 255.0.0.0
netsh int ipv4 set addr"Offboard" dhcp

 

[RodrigoTrevizan]

OK
Now I can do the primary objective (change the ip to a static one then dhcp it)
But can't trick the internet company anymore T_T
When I set dhcp, it comes back to the same IP
But with XP I always got a "new" one
I'll try to find another way to change my IP,
Thanks anyway

 

[RodrigoTrevizan]

Hello,
I'm here again, just need to know something, how do I deactivate the "preferred" IP thing?
I don't want for windows to log the last ip, so when I do the ipconfig/release-renew thing it gets another IP by DHCP
I know that in my internet provider I can do such thing (I did that a lot on XP)

IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 192.168.0.10(Preferred)
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.255.0

 

[darkassain]

you are using a router yes?
if you are then the this is a IP for your network (any computers that you own and are connected to your router are part of this network)
otherwise (if you dont have a router) then your this IP is being routed internally (the ISP/building is using NAT routers) and this is not a "outside" Internet IP...
this usually happens when you have a small ISP or a ISP that is running out of external ip address and now to conserve its share may now be routing them...

 

[RodrigoTrevizan]

If I change the mac of my network board the IP will change, but its too complicated...

I'm not using any router, the computer is the same way I used to do when it was XP, it's something in seven's configuration,
When I was in dual-boot with XP i could change the IP only doing that thing I posted in the beginning of the topic, but I formated the XP partition and now I'm lost...

I need something to make Seven forget the old IP and get any other avaliable in the provider instead of the same...

This is my real IP, the other was just an example:

IPv4 Address. . . . . . . . . . . : 201.75.107.73(Preferred)
Subnet Mask . . . . . . . . . . . : 255.255.248.0

Sorry if I can't express myself clearer, English is not my first language

 

[RodrigoTrevizan]

UP...

 

[johngalt]

Try releasing the IP and then rebooting to see if it grabs a new IP on the reboot....

 

[enermelo]

I've been using this on XP, then when I upgrade my pc I can't do it on Windows 7, Honestly I've been trying with IpV4 and commands around both Ip configs that (7) gots but unfortunatelly can't run the batch file to change the IP on my PC with (7). Could anyone help me please?

netsh interface ip set address name="LAN" source=static addr=10.160.5.181 mask=255.255.0.0 gateway=10.160.1.1 gwmetric1
netsh interface ip set dns name="LAN" source=static addr=10.10.1.46
netsh interface ip add dns name="LAN" addr=10.10.1.52

 

[enermelo]

Please, could anyone help to me_

I've trying many ways to get change the ip in windows vista but can't, I'm doing some sily mistake. This is how I do in XP
netsh interface ip set address name="LAN" source=static addr=10.160.5.181 mask=255.255.0.0 gateway=10.160.1.1 gwmetric1
netsh interface ip set dns name="LAN" source=static addr=10.10.1.46
netsh interface ip add dns name="LAN" addr=10.10.1.52

I beg to anyone support me on this stuff to get work into windows 7

Thanks a lot

Renee

 

[enermelo]

Batch file

I've trying many ways to get change the ip in windows vista but can't, I'm doing some sily mistake.
This is how I do in XP
netsh interface ip set address name="LAN" source=static addr=10.160.5.181 mask=255.255.0.0 gateway=10.160.1.1 gwmetric1
netsh interface ip set dns name="LAN" source=static addr=10.10.1.46
netsh interface ip add dns name="LAN" addr=10.10.1.52

I beg to anyone support me on this stuff to get work into windows 7

Thanks a lot

Renee