ip-aliasing???

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Puneet

how to implement ip-alisaing in windows 2000 on commandline. although it's
an easy task using GUI.

i tried netsh but i can only do is "change the ip address" and not assigning
"another address too" .

any leads how to do that. ???

regards,
Puneet
 
M

Matthias Tacke

Puneet said:
how to implement ip-alisaing in windows 2000 on commandline. although it's
an easy task using GUI.

i tried netsh but i can only do is "change the ip address" and not assigning
"another address too" .

any leads how to do that. ???
I havn't tried it myself, but what about comparing a netsh dump before
and after doing it via the gui?
You could eventually use the diff to do via netsh?

hth
Matthias
 
P

Puneet

thanks! it was done

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C:\>netsh interface ip add address "Local Area Connection" 192.168.1.17
255.255.255.0
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192.168.1.17 is the second ip i am adding along with my existing ip.

anyway! one question how to analyze dump.

regards,
Puneet
 
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Matthias Tacke

Puneet said:
thanks! it was done
As I remember the dump is quite wordy. At the moment i have no
further info. To do the comparison you can use windiff
It is somewhere hidden on the w2k CD under Tools/addons or similar.
I have no cd at hand so you have to look for.

hth
Matthias
 
T

Torgeir Bakken (MVP)

Matthias said:
As I remember the dump is quite wordy. At the moment i have no
further info. To do the comparison you can use windiff
It is somewhere hidden on the w2k CD under Tools/addons or similar.
I have no cd at hand so you have to look for.

Hi

Windiff is on your Win2k CD, in the Support Tools.

Install "Support Tools" by starting suptools.msi from <cd-drive>\Support\Tools\

After the install, you will find Windiff.exe in %ProgramFiles%\Support Tools\

Two other freeware/shareware file/folder difference analysis tools:

CSDIFF
http://www.componentsoftware.com/Products/CSDiff/index.htm

FCU File-Compare Utility
http://www.geherbert.de/fcumain.html
 

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