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VBscript - Check IP Range for Multiple NICs
Woops, I looked over that the first time. I changed the script and it seems to work, atleast on the workstation I'm testing it on. Still not sure how this change makes a difference between it only running once or for all available interfaces. Anyway, where do I send the beers? :) -
VBscript - Check IP Range for Multiple NICs
Thanks for the explanation. The "if..then" is already inbetween my "for..next" isn't it? I'm not sure I understand what you mean, could you please clarify? Thank you -
VBscript - Check IP Range for Multiple NICs
To give you a better overview, below you can find examples of working and non-working ip configurations of a workstation. This is all using the same script. WORKING IPCONFIG A ================== Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7601] Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights... -
VBscript - Check IP Range for Multiple NICs
I tried adding "where IPEnabled=1",,48" but this gives the same results. As soon as the network interface I need to check is no longer first in the "ipconfig" list, the script no longer works. There is also no error message. -
VBscript - Check IP Range for Multiple NICs
Hello, I'm trying to set up a script to have the ip range checked on clients. If they fall into a certain range, the script must execute some batch file. This is working as long as the client only has one network card installed. For example, it works perfectly on my own workstation but as soon...
