NLB installation/comfiguration from command line

D

D Zorgdrager

I want to script the configuration of the NLB service and
TCP/IP properties (second IP address), but i don't manage
to do so.

Does anybody have any experience with the installation
and/or configuration of NLB from command line?

thanks
 
G

Guest

Hi,
You can configure NLB properties from a script using WMI. Please visit the web-site in the link below for more information about the NLB wmi provider. Also, Windows 2003 has a new GUI tool called "Network Load Balancing Manager" that can connect to remote machines and install & configure NLB properties.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...etwork_load_balancing_provider_start_page.asp
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Thanks,
Karthic
Software Design Engineer
Windows Server Group
Microsoft Corporation.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.


----- D Zorgdrager wrote: -----

I want to script the configuration of the NLB service and
TCP/IP properties (second IP address), but i don't manage
to do so.

Does anybody have any experience with the installation
and/or configuration of NLB from command line?

thanks
 

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