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open transport database scripting
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open transport database scripting


  • Subject: open transport database scripting
  • From: "Nathan Ardoin" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 03 Jan 2001 16:01:42 -0800

Alright I have been beating my head all day on this one, let me give you a rundown first, moving machines from one subnet to another, so the router info and ip address has to change (easy part) what I can't get my script to do is copy the last 3 digits of the old IP address and put them onto the end of the new ip address, so lets say here is the old: 192.168.1.27, I want the new one to be: 192.168.20.27, is there a way to do this? or am I just wishing? (I am trying to eliminate actually opening the tcp/ip control panel on 200 machines, if at all possible. also how do I turn the option "Use Only when Needed" to off, I tried the one in apple's apple scripting guidebook and it errors out on "set loads on demand of transport options "TCP/IP Globals" to false" I'm at a loss, obviously thats not the write syntax....

-nate


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