netsh checking flat file for valid IP jason.fraioli[ at ]gmail.com 5/29/2007 6:16:56 PM I am wondering if this is possible to do via a logon script. 1.) Check a flat/excel file for the current computer name 2.) Verify that the IP in the flat file matches the IP assigned to the current computer 3.) If it does not, then set it to the IP associated to the current computer, listed in the flat file 4.) If the IP has been changed by the script, log the event to a text file/database. Is this possible to do?

Re: netsh checking flat file for valid IP "Nut Cracker" <nutcracker[ at ]internationalhacker.org> 5/29/2007 10:58:21 PM <jason.fraioli[ at ]gmail.com> wrote in message news:1180462616.654479.100960[ at ]k79g2000hse.googlegroups.com... [Quoted Text] >I am wondering if this is possible to do via a logon script. > > 1.) Check a flat/excel file for the current computer name > 2.) Verify that the IP in the flat file matches the IP assigned to the > current computer > 3.) If it does not, then set it to the IP associated to the current > computer, listed in the flat file > 4.) If the IP has been changed by the script, log the event to a text > file/database. > > Is this possible to do? > Just use DHCP Reservations, and force DHCP via a GPO