There's a little known command line utility "netsh.exe" on windows that
will allow you to write batch files to change any network settings.
Just open up a command prompt, type netsh and then help to find out more
:)

Cheers,
    Robin. 

-----Original Message-----
From: piclist-bounces@mit.edu [mailto:piclist-bounces@mit.edu] On Behalf
Of Josh Koffman
Sent: 03 September 2009 05:25
To: Microcontroller discussion list - Public.
Subject: [TECH] Network Settings Switching?

Hi all. This is sort of related to my VNC project (I'm going to try
Remote Desktop first btw). I have to move my computers between a few
different networks on a fairly regular basis. What's frustrating about
this is that each network has its own settings, and not all of them
have DHCP servers which means I have to dig into the settings on my
machines on a fairly regular basis. I'm getting a bit frustrated of
having to remember all these settings and typing them in manually
constantly.

So...does anyone know of a program that would quickly allow me to
switch these settings around? Something that would let me say pick
from DHCP, option A  (with it's associated IP and DNS settings) or
option B (with all its settings)? I'd love to find a program that
would work on WinXP, Win7 x64, and OSX.

I've tried searching but so far I've mostly come up with people
complaining about their network settings not working.

Thanks!

-j
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