January 2001
Intermediate to advanced
288 pages
7h 52m
English
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Using Netsh Commands for DHCP
Netsh is a utility that provides command-line and scripting abilities to Windows 2000. It can be used to manage many of the Windows 2000 networking components, such as routing, interfaces, RAS, DHCP, and WINS.
Netsh operates in three command modes:
- Online
In online mode, Netsh processes commands immediately as they are entered at the Netsh command prompt.
- Offline
In offline mode, commands are collected by Netsh. When the user issues the
commitglobal command, Netsh executes the collected commands as a script. The user can also discard collected commands by issuing theflushcommand.- Script
A script file containing Netsh commands can be executed by issuing the
execcommand at the Netsh command prompt or by usingnetsh-f scriptfile.
Netsh can support multiple Windows 2000 networking components through the use of Netsh helper DLLs. These helper DLLs extend the functionality of Netsh by providing commands that are specific to a particular networking component. These commands allow Netsh to be used in monitoring or configuring the networking component.
To view the currently loaded helper DLLs, enter the following command at the Netsh command prompt:
netsh> show helperA list like the following is displayed:
Command Helper GUID DLL Filename ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- routing {65EC23C0} IPMONTR.DLL interface {0705ECA1} IFMON.DLL ras {0705ECA2} RASMONTR.DLL dhcp {0F7412F0} DHCPMON.DLL wins {BF563723} WINSMON.DLL aaaa ...Become an O’Reilly member and get unlimited access to this title plus top books and audiobooks from O’Reilly and nearly 200 top publishers, thousands of courses curated by job role, 150+ live events each month,
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