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Changing TCP/IP via batch file

Name: Ken
Date: June 3, 2001 at 20:25:06 Pacific

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Hi I'm trying to setup a batch file on our network so, if a users logins, it will run a batch file which changes their DNS and TCP/IP address. I have looked in the registry of a Windows 98 and Windows 2000 machine, they seem to store this info in a different registry. How do I set it up so, if Windows 2000 login, it runs a different *.reg file than q windows 98 client machine Not even sure if it will work if I just run the reg file. Any comments Ken

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