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How to change the TCP/IP settings of the LAN connection from LV?

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Hi,

 

How can I change the LAN connection properties? Specialy the TCP/IP properties.

 

kr,

 

Jan Wijman

 

 

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I think the user is asking how to change the actual connection properties, as one does through the operating system. The answer to this question depends on the operating system. If you're on Windows. In that case, remember:

 

For example:

 

http://www.petri.co.il/configure_tcp_ip_from_cmd.htm

 

You can call external programs using the System Exec function.

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Bonus points for managing to use that emoticon withOUT coming across in an arogant manner!

 

Ben

 

PS Yes I intended to write "without".

Message Edited by Ben on 12-31-2008 09:43 AM I failed to include the letters "out" when trying to type the word "without".
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Ben wrote:

Bonus points for managing to use that emoticon with coming across in an arogant manner!


I hope you meant "without". Smiley Very Happy

 

Actually, I've used it before whenever I've wanted to drop a not-so-subtle hint.... 

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smercurio_fc wrote:

You can call external programs using the System Exec function.


Smercurio, will this let you run Command Prompt commands? 

 

Cory K
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I will help shorten your search

 

Netsh.exe

 

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Cory K wrote:

smercurio_fc wrote:

You can call external programs using the System Exec function.


Smercurio, will this let you run Command Prompt commands? 

Yes. Sometimes you have to precede the command by prepending "cmd /c" or "cmd /k". If you type "cmd" at a command prompt you will see what the options mean.

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I have created a Community Example Program which uses the mentioned netsh commands. It performs the scanning of WiFi hotspots nearby, lists them in a ring, shows available network profiles and connects to a chosen hotspot (kudos welcomeSmiley Wink) :

 

WiFi Network Scanning and Connecting with LabVIEW - Discussion Forums - National Instruments
https://forums.ni.com/t5/Example-Program-Drafts/WiFi-Network-Scanning-and-Connecting-with-LabVIEW/ta...

 

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Eric H.
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