How switch TCP/IP settings easily

[Bill Todd]

I have a notebook that I frequently connect to two different networks
in two different locations. Every time I connect to a different
network I have to change the IP address, and DNS servers manually.

Is there any way to set up two network connections for the same
network card and only have one active at a time so that I can change
the settings more easily?

 

[Walter Schulz]

I have a notebook that I frequently connect to two different networks

in two different locations. Every time I connect to a different
network I have to change the IP address, and DNS servers manually.

Google for NETSH

Ciao, Walter

 

[Marina Roos]

Go to www.globesoft.com and get MultiNetworkManager.

 

[ASB]

I have a notebook that I frequently connect to two different networks
in two different locations. Every time I connect to a different
network I have to change the IP address, and DNS servers manually.

Is there any way to set up two network connections for the same
network card and only have one active at a time so that I can change
the settings more easily?

Look at NetSH or something like NetSwitcher.

http://www.ultratech-llc.com/KB/?File=NetConfig.TXT

I take it that DHCP is not available in either/both locations?

 

[Bill]

-----Original Message-----
Bill Todd <[email protected]> wrote in message

Look at NetSH or something like NetSwitcher.

http://www.ultratech-llc.com/KB/?File=NetConfig.TXT

I take it that DHCP is not available in either/both locations?
.

MultiNetwork Manager is a very useful product for laptop
users who connects at different networks
you will find it at www.globesoft.com