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DOS Command to assign/delete Gateway

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JucyTEC

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Can i assign gateway for NIC#1 and NIC#2 via dos command(s)?

I've been doing this via NIC Properties and it's very tedious...

I'd like to just create a batch file and leave it at my desktop...

Thanks in advance.
 
netsh does that, though I don't know if it commits the change permanently or temporarily.

netsh int ip add address "Local Area Connection" gateway=<ip addr> gwmetric=1
 
How do i use this?

netsh int ip add address "Local Area Connection" gateway=<ip addr> gwmetric=1

If i want to delete Gateway:
netsh int ip add address "Broadcom" gateway= gwmetric=1

If i want to add Gateway:
netsh int ip add address "Broadcom" gateway=1.1.1.1 gwmetric=1

is this correct?
 
NVM i figured it out... thanks for your help...

I used the following in the command file

netsh interface ip delete address "Broadcom" gateway=1.1.1.1
pause
netsh interface ip add address "Broadcom" gateway=1.1.1.1 gwmetric=1
 
JucyTEC said:
NVM i figured it out... thanks for your help...

I used the following in the command file

netsh interface ip delete address "Broadcom" gateway=1.1.1.1
pause
netsh interface ip add address "Broadcom" gateway=1.1.1.1 gwmetric=1
Click to expand...

I don't think you need the pause the command.
 
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