IP Address Alias.. Help

"Ahmed M. Isse" <ahmedisse@globalsom.com> wrote in message
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> Dear All,
>
> I have to type ip address, netmask, and gateway every time i switch
> between different network. I find this frustrating. can any help me
> keeping alias of these ip addresses under my single network card.
>
> your support is appreciated
>
> ahmed
>
>

You could use DHCP.

You should also fix your clock and/or time zone. You're posting in the
future.

Ahmed M. Isse wrote:
> I have to type ip address, netmask, and gateway every time i switch
> between different network. I find this frustrating. can any help me
> keeping alias of these ip addresses under my single network card.
>
> your support is appreciated

Well - if you are switching between 'static only' networks - that (or a
script) is pretty much a necessity.
If you can use DHCP - I suggest you do so.

Otherwise - look into NETSH and exporting your network profiles and
importing them with a script for each location. That way - if you have to
have Static in each location - it is just the running a script after you
boot up/logon per location.

--
Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
--
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

"Ahmed M. Isse" wrote
> Dear All,
>
> I have to type ip address, netmask, and gateway every time i switch
> between different network. I find this frustrating. can any help me
> keeping alias of these ip addresses under my single network card.
>
> your support is appreciated

The time or time zone is off. You are posting from the future.

--
Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]

Dear All,

I have to type ip address, netmask, and gateway every time i switch between
different network. I find this frustrating. can any help me keeping alias of
these ip addresses under my single network card.

your support is appreciated

ahmed