resetting tcp/ip stack with netsh, reboot computer ?

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I am wondering if Windows XP needs to be restarted after resetting the tcp/ip stack using netsh

Are the changes made to the windows registry are applied live or loaded on the next reboot ?
 
I am wondering if Windows XP needs to be restarted after resetting the tcp/ip stack using netsh.

Are the changes made to the windows registry are applied live or loaded on the next reboot ?
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In my experience, starting with Windows NT, any networking changes that you make
are either immediately applied, or you are advised (usually with a choice) to
reboot now or later. When you have the choice, the changes you make are applied
to the registry but don't get applied til next reboot.

Cheers,
Chuck
Paranoia comes from experience - and is not necessarily a bad thing.
 
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