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#25509 - 2002-07-26 06:42 PM Re: Default Gateway
Sealeopard Offline
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Posts: 11165
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EnumIPInfo will not work under Windows NT 4.0 and will never. Thus, you might want to use the EnumIPInfoAll() UDF (to be found in the UDf section) which uses a special case just for Windows NT 4.0 info retrieval.
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#25510 - 2002-07-26 08:36 PM Re: Default Gateway
Urooj Offline
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Registered: 2002-07-19
Posts: 15
Loc: New York
Thanks for the info I was seeing that problem being discussed on the boards here. Well Here is a modified script does this make any sense to do ?

Break On
$hklm='HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE'
select
case instr(@PRODUCTTYPE,'Windows NT')
$OS_SHORT='WinNT'
case instr(@PRODUCTTYPE,'Windows 2000')
$OS_SHORT='Win2K'
case instr(@PRODUCTTYPE,'Windows XP')
$OS_SHORT='WinXP'
case 1
return
endselect

$tempfile = "%temp%\ipconfig.tmp"

Shell '%comspec% /c ipconfig /all | find /i "Subnet Mask" >"$tempfile" 2>nul'

If Open(1,$tempfile) = 0
$line = ReadLine(1)
$SBNM = Ltrim(SubStr($line,InStr($line,":")+1))
?"Subnet Mask=" $SBNM
EndIf

$IpPart1 = Ltrim(SubStr(@IPADDRESS0, 1, 4))
$IpPart2 = Ltrim(SubStr(@IPADDRESS0, 5, 4))
$IpPart3 = Ltrim(SubStr(@IPADDRESS0, 9, 4))
$IpPart4 = Ltrim(SubStr(@IPADDRESS0, 13, 3))
$IPAddressComplete = $IpPart1 + $IpPart2 + $IpPart3 + $IpPart4
$IPSUBN=$IpPart1 + $IpPart2 + $IpPart3
$Octet = Val(SubStr(@ipaddress0,13,3))

If $SBNM
Select
Case $SBNM="255.255.255.0" Goto Oneseg

Case $SBNM="255.255.255.128" Goto Halfseg

Case $SBNM="255.255.255.192" Goto Quadseg

Case $SBNM="255.255.255.224" Goto 252

EndSelect
Endif

:Oneseg
$NDG=$IPSUBN + 252 $NDG1=$IPSUBN + 251
Goto end

:Halfseg
Select
Case $Octet<=126

$NDG=$IPSUBN + 124 $NDG1=$IPSUBN + 123
Case $Octet<=254
$NDG=$IPSUBN + 251 $NDG1=$IPSUBN + 252
EndSelect
Goto end
:Quadseg
If $OCTET
Select
Case $Octet<= 62
$NDG=$IPSUBN + 60 $NDG1=$IPSUBN + 59

Case $Octet<=126
$NDG=$IPSUBN + 124 $NDG1=$IPSUBN + 123

Case $Octet<=190
$NDG=$IPSUBN + 188 $NDG1=$IPSUBN + 187

Case $Octet<=254
$NDG=$IPSUBN + 251 $NDG1=$IPSUBN + 252
EndSelect

:252
:end


?" Your HSRP default gateway should be the following "$NDG
?" Your 2nd HSRP default gateway should be the following "$NDG1
? " Your Os is "@PRODUCTTYPE
? " The Script will make the changes for you "
Select

Case $OS_SHORT='WinNT'
; this is where I would like to put in the command to write the NDG and NDG1 into the Windows NT 4 machines network settings

case $OS_SHORT='Win2K'
; This is where a Windows 2000 machine would get the NDG and NDG1 written into in network settings area under Default gateway
case $OS_SHORT='WinXP'
; This is where we would put the command need to update the machine with the new default gateways.

Do you know how to set IP configuration in W2k and Wxp using the Netsh command ?
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#25511 - 2002-07-26 09:49 PM Re: Default Gateway
Sealeopard Offline
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This is better for the SELECT part:
code:
If $SBNM
  Select 
  Case $SBNM='255.255.255.0' 
    $NDG=$IPSUBN + '252' 
    $NDG1=$IPSUBN + '251'
  Case $SBNM='255.255.255.128'
    Select
    Case $Octet<=126
      $NDG=$IPSUBN + '124' 
      $NDG1=$IPSUBN + '123'
    Case $Octet<=254
      $NDG=$IPSUBN + '251' 
      $NDG1=$IPSUBN + '252' 
    EndSelect
  Case $SBNM='255.255.255.192'
    Select
    Case $Octet<=62
      $NDG=$IPSUBN + '60'
      $NDG1=$IPSUBN + '59'
    Case $Octet<=126 
      $NDG=$IPSUBN + '124' 
      $NDG1=$IPSUBN + '123'
    Case $Octet<=190 
      $NDG=$IPSUBN + '188'
      $NDG1=$IPSUBN + '187'
    Case $Octet<=254
      $NDG=$IPSUBN + '251'
      $NDG1=$IPSUBN + '252'
    EndSelect
  Case $SBNM='255.255.255.224'
    ; nothing
  EndSelect
Endif
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#25512 - 2002-07-29 04:50 PM Re: Default Gateway
Urooj Offline
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Registered: 2002-07-19
Posts: 15
Loc: New York
Good Morning
I cleaned up the script as the board suggested. Here is what I have been able to get this script to. Thanks again for all your help but will this work. I am thinking of combining WMI and Kix to achive the desired result. Take a look at the final script which should set the default gateways of my machines based on the subnet Mask.

code:
 
Break On
  $hklm='HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE'
  Select
    Case InStr(@PRODUCTTYPE,'Windows NT')
    $OS_SHORT='WinNT'
  Case InStr(@PRODUCTTYPE,'Windows 2000')
    $OS_SHORT='Win2K'
  Case InStr(@PRODUCTTYPE,'Windows XP')
    $OS_SHORT='WinXP'
   Case 1
    Return
  EndSelect
$tempfile = "%temp%\ipconfig.tmp"

Shell '%comspec% /c ipconfig /all | find /i "Subnet Mask" >"$tempfile" 2>nul'

If Open(1,$tempfile) = 0
 $line = ReadLine(1)
 $SBNM = Ltrim(SubStr($line,InStr($line,":")+1))
 ?"Subnet Mask=" $SBNM
EndIf

$IpPart1 = Ltrim(SubStr(@IPADDRESS0, 1, 4))
$IpPart2 = Ltrim(SubStr(@IPADDRESS0, 5, 4))
$IpPart3 = Ltrim(SubStr(@IPADDRESS0, 9, 4))
$IpPart4 = Ltrim(SubStr(@IPADDRESS0, 13, 3))
$IPAddressComplete = $IpPart1 + $IpPart2 + $IpPart3 + $IpPart4
$IPSUBN=$IpPart1 + $IpPart2 + $IpPart3
$Octet = Val(SubStr(@ipaddress0,13,3))

If $SBNM  
Select   
Case $SBNM='255.255.255.0'     
	$NDG=$IPSUBN + '252'     
	$NDG1=$IPSUBN + '251'  
Case $SBNM='255.255.255.128'    
	Select    
	Case $Octet<=126      
	$NDG=$IPSUBN + '124'       
	$NDG1=$IPSUBN + '123'    
	Case $Octet<=254      
	$NDG=$IPSUBN + '251'       
	$NDG1=$IPSUBN + '252'     
	EndSelect  
Case $SBNM='255.255.255.192'    
	Select    
	Case $Octet<=62      
	$NDG=$IPSUBN + '60'      
	$NDG1=$IPSUBN + '59'    
	Case $Octet<=126       
	$NDG=$IPSUBN + '124'       
	$NDG1=$IPSUBN + '123'    
	Case $Octet<=190       
	$NDG=$IPSUBN + '188'      
	$NDG1=$IPSUBN + '187'    
	Case $Octet<=254      
	$NDG=$IPSUBN + '251'      
	$NDG1=$IPSUBN + '252'    
	EndSelect  
Case $SBNM='255.255.255.224'    
; nothing  
EndSelectEndif

?" Your default gateway is address is 	"$NDG
?" Your default gateway is address is 	"$NDG1
? " Your Os is 				"@PRODUCTTYPE
Select

Case $OS_SHORT='WinNT'

Case $OS_SHORT='Win2K'
;netsh interface ip Set adrress "@ipaddress0" "$SBNM" "$NDG" 
Case $OS_SHORT='WinXP'
;netsh interface ip Set adrress "@ipaddress0" "$SBNM $NDG" 

$strComputer = "."
$ObjWMIservice = GetObject("winmgmts:\\"+$strComputer+"\root\cimv2")
$colNetAdapters = $objWMIService.ExecQuery("Select * from Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration where IPEnabled=TRUE")
For Each $objNetAdapter in $colNetAdapters	
	$errGateways = $objNetAdapter.SetGateways($NDG, 1)
Next
Exit1
The WMI part I am too sure about but it does seem to make sense a little bit ?
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