Instructions:
Adding a new Microsoft Loopback Adapter loopback network card in the computer will add a new local connection. I originally wanted to configure a specified IP for this new connection, but because the name of the local connection generated by each computer is different, the netsh command cannot be used to wildcard the IP (the netsh command needs to specify the local connection name).
For example: netsh interface ip set address name="Local Area Connection X" static 192.168.0.100 255.255.255.0
Difficulty: The name of the local connection of the newly added network card cannot be determined, but the network card is fixed: Microsoft Loopback Adapter
Requirement: Be able to use the netsh command to specify an IP for the newly added network card
I couldn't solve it by searching for information. I hope the experts can give guidance. I am very grateful~
[ Last edited by mpl2005 on 2007-9-20 at 09:57 PM ]
Adding a new Microsoft Loopback Adapter loopback network card in the computer will add a new local connection. I originally wanted to configure a specified IP for this new connection, but because the name of the local connection generated by each computer is different, the netsh command cannot be used to wildcard the IP (the netsh command needs to specify the local connection name).
For example: netsh interface ip set address name="Local Area Connection X" static 192.168.0.100 255.255.255.0
Difficulty: The name of the local connection of the newly added network card cannot be determined, but the network card is fixed: Microsoft Loopback Adapter
Requirement: Be able to use the netsh command to specify an IP for the newly added network card
I couldn't solve it by searching for information. I hope the experts can give guidance. I am very grateful~
[ Last edited by mpl2005 on 2007-9-20 at 09:57 PM ]
