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came across this tip. (save n/w config)

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    If you need to plug your laptop into different networks, you can save and restore the appropriate network configuration using the netsh.exe utility which ships with W2K and XP. When you have your laptop correctly configured for your office network, you can save the network configuration for later restoration. netsh -c interface dump > c:\configs\officeinterface.txt Now lets say you take it home and reconfigure it correctly for you home network. To save you home network configuration for later use: netsh -c interface dump > c:\configs\homeinterface.txt OK. Now you take the laptop back to the office and you need to reconfigure for the office environment: nic address, wins, gateway address... Use the following command to restore your office network interface: netsh -f c:\configs\officeinterface.txt At end of day, you take it home. To setup for home, run: netsh -f c:\configs\homeinterface.txt As you can imagine, this is very valuable if you have get your laptop to function in multiple network locations.


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      If you need to plug your laptop into different networks, you can save and restore the appropriate network configuration using the netsh.exe utility which ships with W2K and XP. When you have your laptop correctly configured for your office network, you can save the network configuration for later restoration. netsh -c interface dump > c:\configs\officeinterface.txt Now lets say you take it home and reconfigure it correctly for you home network. To save you home network configuration for later use: netsh -c interface dump > c:\configs\homeinterface.txt OK. Now you take the laptop back to the office and you need to reconfigure for the office environment: nic address, wins, gateway address... Use the following command to restore your office network interface: netsh -f c:\configs\officeinterface.txt At end of day, you take it home. To setup for home, run: netsh -f c:\configs\homeinterface.txt As you can imagine, this is very valuable if you have get your laptop to function in multiple network locations.


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      I have used it too in the past, but for RRAS, quite powerful :p top secret
      Download xacc-ide 0.0.3 now!
      See some screenshots

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