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IP Change Automation

Problem with IP automation!
2009-08-27 23:33
redgerrhey guys,
im new to automation however i know enough to try to get it to work and so far... no luck at all..
im using a sony vaio with the sprint internet (internet connection 3 in the picture).

whenever i try to release it seems to fail (shown on picture)
renewing is simalar

for ip automation right now i am putting the computer to sleep and when it wakes up there is a new ip adress, this is annoying because i cant be there every second and am loosing many many hours :(

any help would be greatly appreciated!

LINK:
http://img259.imageshack.us/img259/820/ipconfigfinalnocoments.jpg


Thanks
~Redgerr


ps: ill be checking back every few minutes for a while if you have any other questions
2009-08-28 09:18
utopia.lvYou should search internet for answers yourself.
Personally I think it shows "media disconnected" because "Smart Wi Connection Utility" is set to manage your Wi-Fi connection. Probably there is a way how to tell that application to release and renew IP address.
2009-08-28 13:49
redgerrso i talked to some guys at sony... and one of the many i talked to gave me something useful.. or maybe, honestly i dont know.. :S

they said for me to change my ip i would need to type something along the lines of "netsh int ip set address "local area connection" static 192.168.0.101 255.255.255.0 192.168.0.254 1 "

im working on this myself, ill keep you guys updated lol
2009-09-03 04:58
des43tAny success yet? I'm no expert, but I have mobile broadband, which I think is what you have, too, because I see "EV-DO" in your list. I have a USB modem though, so it might not be the same thing as yours. But to disconnect and reconnect (thereby receiving a new IP address), I use the RASDIAL command. It's as simple as this:

rasdial "nameofyourconnection" /disconnect
and
rasdial "nameofyourconnection"

(You should be able to find the name of your connection in your network connection list.)

Try that at a command prompt and see if it does anything. If it works, check out the other threads in this section, which will show you how to use those commands to make a batch file that will disconnect and reconnect without you needing to be at your computer.