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IP address switching

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Im looking for a program that will allow me to switch between preset ip address on a windows xp platform. Also i would like it to have a convienant feature to do this switch in the right click menu on my network connection. Let me know if you know of any
 
You can set your ip address using the regular windows network configuration utility, but I don't believe it allow for switching it from the taskbar. I don't imagine that feature is in demand since people usually don't want their ip address to change. :p
 
put 2 .bat on the taskbar
one for each IP

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I switch IP addresses constantly every day with configuring Radios,
> Connecting to Access Points on different Routers, and doing customer
> installs and setting up home routers. I have created several batch files
> that sit on my desktop, and then i can just double click on an icon to
> chenge my address. I have renamed my cards to "Orinoco" "Prism" and
"3Com"
>
> Below are some instructions I put together for some peers, and I thought I
> would share it with the list.
>
>
>
> You can rename your adapter to something like I use.
>
> In network connections window, you can right click on the connection and
> choose rename
>
> To verify the name, open up a dos window and type the following
>
> netsh interface ip show config
>
> It will show you your settings and the name of the adapter(s)
>
> Here is a batch file I have called prism dhcp.bat
>
> netsh interface ip show config
> netsh int ip set address name="prism" source=dhcp
> ipconfig /all
> pause
>
> NOTE:
> I put the pause in there so I can see the results of the ipconfig command
>
> here is one for setting a static address
> I called it prism 1.173.bat
>
> netsh interface ip show config
> netsh int ip set address name="prism" source=static 192.168.1.173
> 255.255.255.0 192.168.1.1 1
> ipconfig /all
> pause
>
> These batch files are saved on the desktop, and I can just double click on
> them to change the address as needed.
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