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Idea: TCP/IP Configuration Save/Restore

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mwb1100:
"netsh dump" may be helpful - it generates a netsh script file corresponding to the current config.  The resulting script may have too much stuff, so may need to be culled.

you can have netsh generate a subset for you by specifying the sub-context.  Ie., "netsh interface dump" creates a script of netsh configuration commands for  your network interfaces.

AbteriX:
http://www.NetSetMan.com/

mouser:
Another such tool:
http://www.ipswitcher.com

Tekzel:
Unfortunately neither of those work either. 

NetSetMan does not have the ability to save the current configuration (so I cant store it then pop it back in when im done) and Ipswitcher does not work as a portable app.  I know I didn't state the portability as a requirement explicitly, but I did imply it when I said I want to run it off a USB tech tool hard drive.   Both of those programs were designed to make it easier to reconfigure a portable machine when moving from network to network.  I am looking for exactly the opposite.  I want to make it easier to reconfigure multiple machines on one network! :)

patthecat:
NetSetMan does not have the ability to save the current configuration...
-Tekzel (January 23, 2008, 09:32 AM)
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In NetSetMan's IP and DNS Server section, there is a little icon of a "checkbox".  If you click on it, it gets the current IP / DNS settings which you can then save to an adapter's profile.

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