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From: Shankar Unni <shankarunni AT netscape DOT net>
Subject: Re: setting IP address & mask via CLI
Date: Wed, 04 Feb 2004 17:12:02 -0800
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Jim Drash wrote:

> The tool to use is regedit.  The TCP/IP setting are a set of registry
> entries.  Figure out which Hive to change and then you can use regedit's
> CLI to do it.

More than just setting the entry, surely. The setting won't take effect 
until you restart the network connection.


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