Batch file to query an IP address and amend it

Iain Smart wrote:So a client can have an IP address from any of 4 subnets?Do you have routing between the various subnets? Otherwise how do the clients connect to other internal resources (server, printers etc) that may be on another subnet?It sounds like you need to have some form of failover at the router rather than switching IP address at the client.This way you can leave the internal IP range and the router handles the multiple connections.However, you can use this command to change the IP address (needs admin priviledges):
Batchfilenetsh interface ip set address name=”Local Area Connection” static

Hi Guys,Right, I need to create a batch file which will query the LAN IP address then display what connection it is connected to.So, at one of our sites we have multiple internet connections due to it being in the middle of nowhere and the internet connections are very unstable.We have 2 ADSL connections and 2 4G/3G/2G connections which are all on the same LAN but are seperated by different subnetsSo I need the script to check the IP address and display whether it is on Connection A, B, C or DI will then need the script to ask the user which connection they would like to be on and then it will change the IP to fit the criteria of the subnet they wantThe DNS addresses stay the sameOh and this script will be ran on many different PCs so it needs to check the Local Area Connection and amend it current IP. for example:192.168.3.1 -...
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