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When this code is executed on WINDOWS 2000, especially when using the NETSH command, an error message "Interface not found: Local Area Connection" will appear. Moreover, when other batch scripts call the NETSH command to modify the gateway, IP, DNS, and MASK, the prompt of "Interface not found: Local Area Connection" will also appear. May I ask the great one, what is the reason?

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When this code is executed on WINDOWS2000, especially when using the NETSH command, an error message "Interface not found: Local Area Connection" will appear.
Moreover, when other batch scripts call the NETSH command to modify the gateway, IP, DNS, MASK, the prompt of "Interface not found: Local Area Connection" will also appear.
May I ask the great one, what is the reason?

I have only run it on Windows XP SP2. I haven't tested Windows 2K. The above problem should be caused by incompatibility of the kernel.

I don't know the reason, I can't change the IP, DNS in my XPSP2, but I have changed the machine number. The MAC is correct. If adding the automatic binding of CS-CDKEY to MAC is included, it will be perfect.

I don't know the reason, I can't change the IP, DNS in my XPSP2, but the machine number has been changed. The MAC is correct.

If the CS-CDKEY can be automatically bound to the MAC, it will be perfect.

If the MAC is correct, the file storage path is in C:\IP, which should be no problem, please check again.

I originally wanted to add this function to CS-CDKEY, but I used the CS launcher, which automatically changes CS-CDKEY when starting CS, so I didn't add it, hehe.

Add anti-ARP attack
:Read the local Mac address
if exist c:\\ipconfig.txt del c:\\ipconfig.txt
ipconfig /all >c:\\ipconfig.txt
if exist c:\\phyaddr.txt del c:\\phyaddr.txt
find "Physical Address" c:\\ipconfig.txt >c:\\phyaddr.txt
for /f "skip=2 tokens=12" %%M in (c:\\phyaddr.txt) do set Mac=%%M
:Read the local IP address
if exist c:\\IPAddr.txt del c:\\IPaddr.txt
find "IP Address" c:\\ipconfig.txt >c:\\IPAddr.txt
for /f "skip=2 tokens=15" %%I in (c:\\IPAddr.txt) do set IP=%%I
:Bind local IP address and MAC address
arp -s %IP% %Mac%
:Read gateway address
if exist c:\\GateIP.txt del c:\\GateIP.txt
find "Default Gateway" c:\\ipconfig.txt >c:\\GateIP.txt
for /f "skip=2 tokens=13" %%G in (c:\\GateIP.txt) do set GateIP=%%G
:Read gateway Mac address
if exist c:\\GateMac.txt del c:\\GateMac.txt
arp -a %GateIP% >c:\\GateMac.txt
for /f "skip=3 tokens=2" %%H in (c:\\GateMac.txt) do set GateMac=%%H
:Bind gateway Mac and IP
arp -s %GateIP% %GateMac%
arp -s 125.90.79.187 00-E0-4D-0F-67-11
arp -s 125.90.79.188 00-E0-4D-0F-0A-3B
arp -s 125.90.79.189 00-E0-4D-0F-0A-4B
arp -s 125.90.79.190 00-E0-4D-0D-F8-BE

I found that only "Local Area Connection" can be modified, and if it's "Local Area Connection 2", the IP cannot be changed.

Practical tools!!!!!牛人 - Keren

Good stuff, support!!!

Finally able to speak

The landlord has worked hard. Special thanks to you.

Thank you, the landlord. I'll download it first and take a look. If it's really useful, I'll give you extra points... But I have no right, haha!!!