Changing local TCP/IP settings via labview

Is there any means of changing the TCP/IP Settings on the local PC programaticaly. This may involve reseting the NIC instead of reseting the PC

In win2K and higher, you can use the solution I posted here.

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Configure DNS & Search Domains in TCP/IP Settings via Terminal?

HI Folks,
I've been having a long standing battle trying to find out what is wrong with my machine, it's been running like a dog for a while and having recently added 2 new Macs to our network i recall that there was a setting missing - namely within the TCP/IP settings for the Built In Ethernet, the DNS Servers and Search Domains are not configured on my machine, but are on the new ones i've added (mine was my new foray into Macs so i maybe set it up wrong!)
However the main problem occurs when i try to edit the settings for the above from within System Preferences -> Network, i get a spinning beach ball of doom and have to Force Quit. Yet oddly i can access the setting fine when i am at home and not connected to the AD of the Windows Server Environment... which makes me think the events could be linked.... i thought it may have been Parallels and it's NAT settings, but given that all works perfectly at home i'm not so sure. Hence, as a process of elimination i'd like to try and get the correct settings for Search Domain etc to see if it helps, before i flatten the machine and reinstall Tiger completely!
The main issues i've been having with the machine can be found here:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=854009&tstart=0
Thanks
Scott
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Hi Phil (and others!)
I opted for the easy choice, which did work... and have added the Search Domain info etc whilst at home... and touch wood today things seem to be working better, i can easily access network preferences etc and have had no hanging apps as yet...
I did try and use different locations for work and home, but sadly i ended up with a spinning beach ball of doom when i tried to change the location at work, so it was a slightly pointless exercise!!!
The lookupd -configuration printout is as follows (no idea if it's useful in any way!)
ConfigSource: default
LookupOrder: Cache NI DS
MaxIdleServers: 4
MaxIdleThreads: 2
MaxThreads: 64
TimeToLive: 43200
Timeout: 30
ValidateCache: YES
ValidationLatency: 15
configname: Global Configuration
LookupOrder: Cache FF DNS NI DS
configname: Host Configuration
LookupOrder: Cache FF NI DS
configname: Service Configuration
LookupOrder: Cache FF NI DS
configname: Protocol Configuration
LookupOrder: Cache FF NI DS
configname: Rpc Configuration
TimeToLive: 60
ValidateCache: NO
configname: Group Configuration
TimeToLive: 300
ValidateCache: NO
configname: Initgroup Configuration
LookupOrder: Cache FF DNS NI DS
configname: Network Configuration
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Scott
MBP 2.0Ghz, 2Gb RAM, 100Gb 7200rpm Mac OS X (10.4.9) Parallels

Script to change Advanced TCP/IP Settings in Win XP

First I should ask if there should be entries in both the "Append these DNS suffixes (in order)" field and the "DNS suffix for this connection" field or will that cause issues? If I should only have entries in the "Append
these DNS suffixes (in order)" field how can I create a script to do both at the same time?
I found a VBS script which partially does what I need it to do:
SET WSHShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WSHShell.RegWrite "HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\TCPIP\Parameters\SearchList", "DC.LOC,DC1.COM", "REG_SZ"
My current DNS settings has a value (DC.LOC) in the "DNS suffix for this connection" with a check-mark next to "Register this connection's addresses in DNS" and the "Append these DNS suffixes (in order)" field is blank.
When the script runs it inserts the correct values in the "Append these DNS suffixes (in order)" which is required but it does not clear the information in the "DNS suffix for this connection" field. What can I add to clear this entry
if in fact it is the desirable action?
Thanks
UPDATE: I figured out the script to achieve the desired results:
SET WSHShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WSHShell.RegWrite "HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\TCPIP\Parameters\SearchList", "DC.LOC,DC1.COM", "REG_SZ"
SET WSHShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WSHShell.RegWrite "HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\Services\TCPIP\Parameters\Interfaces\{9F55A8C4-BE0A-443E-9D09-1870F71CE6D1}\Domain", "", "REG_SZ"
Whether these entries are necessary or not, or I am missing the concept, it now allows me to ping a server in another domain by the host name rather than the FQDN only. Thanks.

Thanks for replying to my query.
I too thought if the client was setup to automatically obtain both IP and DNS settings from the server but it does not do that. It seems what ever is entered under the advanced settings overrides the auto settings. I did not try removing all entries from
the advanced settings but I did change what I saw there.
As soon as I put in the information under the advanced setting (still setup for auto) I can ping those servers using the short name (host name?). Why this is happening I do not know but I need to resolve for many systems soon.
I think you do not understand the difference between a DNS server and a suffix. What you want are the DNS servers setting which is set differently.
See:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa393295(v=vs.85).aspx
Pay close attention to the explanation and the examples.
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Programmatically changing the TCP/IP address of Windows Vista / 7 / 8

Hi there!
I'm pretty new to LabVIEW (started 2 months ago) and still have a long way ahead of me, so please forgive me if anything that I ask is too basic.
I'm trying to change the IP properties of the PC via LabVIEW for some bigger software I'm working on.
I can easily do it in Windows XP using the System Exec function to call cmd.exe and then use netsh commands, as previously explained for example here:
https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Programmatically-changing-the-IP-address-of-Win-XP/m-p/410533/highl...
https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Change-IP-number-and-Subnet-mask-with-LabView/m-p/407536/highlight/...
http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/How-to-change-the-TCP-IP-settings-of-the-LAN-connection-from-LV/m-p/...
http://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/Change-the-computer-IP-address-in-LabVIEW/m-p/167481?query.id=108803... ...
But then, since I want to run my software in Windows 7 (& by extension to any Windows OS), I have a problem: netsh asks for elevated rights.
So, the next problem is: how do I run cmd.exe (or any other programm?, by extension) as administrator (from LabVIEW)?. Note that I'm using an account with admin rights. But I would prefer not having to disable the User Account Control configuration, and I don't want to force the user to any interaction (clicking in pop-ups, or right-clicking in anything), I want it to be as automatized as possible.
I did a bit of research and couldn't find anyway to do it, neither any command to run with cmd, so the two similar solutions that came to my mind are very rudimentary and kind of dirty:
Use DLLs to make LabVIEW press the keys necessary to open cmd running as admin via key shortcuts (using a variation of https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-29563 and the key shortcuts from here: http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/run-a-command-as-administrator-from-the-windows-vista-r...). Here, I open the Window menu (with LWIN), properly writes "cmd", and then uses CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER ok... but then the User Account Control appears and LabView keeps doing the commands (I want ALT+Y or LEFT & then ENTER)... without affecting to the UAC! If I make LabVIEW wait a bit and manually close the UAC I succesfully have the command prompt... but LabVIEW is still incapable of write the text that I'm giving it to him (the netsh commands). LabVIEW runs the software, but it's like the UAC & the command prompt are running in a higher? level and are not affected by LV. If I do the same over a .txt I succesfuly have the intended text. Any ideas about this?
Create a link to cmd.exe and change the properties to "Run as administrator", then use System Exec to call the link, expecting to open a command prompt with elevated rights, and then write the netsh commands either with DLLs (that might not work according to my first solution) or using the "standard input" of System Exec? (not sure if this is possible). But then System Exec gives me an error (code 2) when trying to execute the .lnk and so the command prompt does not open. The error code stands for "Error 2 occurred at an unidentified location. Possible reason(s): LabVIEW: Memory is full." Any idea about how to solve this?
The conclusion is that I'm stuck with two possible solutions none of them working.
Maybe there's a more simple solution that I didn't think about?
Solutions to these problems?
Any different proposals?
Thanks in advance for any tip or help!
Note: I titled the thread as Windows Vista, 7 & 8 since I assume all of them asks for admin rights when changing IPs. In case there are other people with the same problem, altough right now I'm only using XP & 7.
Alejandro Asensio, CLAD

First question: Why do you have to change OS properties via a custom application? I know such requirements can exist (sigh...) but nevertheless it seems a little bit weird to me ;-)
OK, now an idea:
Run cmd.exe via task scheduler. Here is a how to do it: http://maximumpcguides.com/windows-vista/run-a-program-with-administrative-privileges-without-uac-pr...

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Add limits to step settings via TestStand API from LabVIEW

Dear LabVIEW and TestStand Community!
I'm trying to add FileGlobal Variables as limits to TestStand step NumericLimit programmatically, via LabVIEW, via TS API. I attach screenshot of the code, which I use (part of it - the module, which only sets values to low and high limit of the step), and also I attach, what I manage to get.
In TS, when I open sequence file, after running of the code, I can see in the description line of the test, that it accepted limits, which I set from LV - you can see it from the screenshot, it is marked with yellow. But in the Tab "Limits", there are still default numeric values, not FileGlobal Variables.
Could anyone explain, what doest it mean, and how to set up them correctly?
Thanks a lot in advance!
Solved!
Go to Solution.
Attachments:
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Add Limits.PNG ‏15 KB

It's kind of sequence generator what I'm doing now...
Thank you very much for fast reply, but when I setup "UsexxxExpr" to true, it doesn't change the situation... Could you, please, check my attachment? Maybe, some mistake in syntax?
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Set Word 2013 Track Changes settings via Registry edits or Group Policy?

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Would anyone know if there is a way of changing Track Changes settings via registry edits or Group Policy (e.g. changing Simple Markup All Markup)? I've had a look in Group Policy Admin Templates and the Registry but cant see relevant
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Hi,
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I have a MacBook Pro. My mac can detect wifi. But will not connect. I did get connected vis TCP/IP settings but I can't connect to any wifi anywhere. Network diagnostic has a green light for wi-fi and wi-fi settings. Red light for the rest.

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PM 6500 with OS 8.6 TCP/IP Settings - How To Activate it to configure it

I am trying to setup friends OS 8.6 based PM 6500 box to be able to connect to the network , but I am having problems even starting that process. I am trying to open TCP/IP preferences via TCP/IP Control Panel and each time I try I get: "The file "TCP/IP Preferences" could not be opened because it is locked or being used by another application"
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SIPAnkh
I am trying to setup friends OS 8.6 based PM 6500 box to be able to connect to the network ...You didn't mention whether the network in question was local (a LAN) or the WWW (a WAN), but you are certainly on the path by considering TCP/IP to be central to either. Faced with the messages that you have been, your most probable difficulty is corruption of the preference file.
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When I change settings to use DHCP everything works fine, but I need to get the manual settings working as I use them quite often when configuring/setting-up routers.
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At work, all Windows laptops can connect to the internet using manual TCP/IP settings, but not my PB12.
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- Domains: <empty>
Already tried, without success:
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... other than archive&install, in order to downgrade!
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Yes, buy I also state in my original post that I:
- tried with DNS=[my ISP primary dns] -> still nothing!!!
but yes, I probably should have titled it "No network access using..." (posting as 4:30 AM was probably not the best idea :D)
I understand I might have been a bit clumpsy posting my problem and appreciate everyone's corrections to what I wrote, but trust me that I have done a lot of tests and spent many hours on this... Bear in mind that I am using a network Location with manual definitions that was working before the update!
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Message was edited by: DominikB

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