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    wabethi
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    Static to DHCP script

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    I am looking for a solution to migrate all workstations (about 400) currently on static IP address to DHCP. I want to do this on start up without giving users admin right on these workstations.
    I am thinking i can append such script to my login script and do it all on logon.

    I will appreciate your assistance.

    Thanks,
    JNM
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    wabethi
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    Static to DHCP script

    Post by wabethi »

    I am looking for a solution to migrate all workstations (about 400) currently on static IP address to DHCP. I want to do this on start up without giving users admin right on these workstations.
    I am thinking i can append such script to my login script and do it all on logon.

    I will appreciate your assistance.

    Thanks,
    JNM
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    rasimmer
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    Static to DHCP script

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    Look at the enable DHCP link: http://www.microsoft.com/technet/script ... x?mfr=true

    And as far as permission, if you run the script as a Computer Startup script in Active Directory Group Policy, it will run as SYSTEM.rasimmer2009-03-26 12:45:30
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