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"Pete Davis" wrote: > Good afternoon - > > I am having a bit of a problem with NETSH on Windows 2003 SP1 (Standard). I > am using NETSH to manage a number of IP reservations, and it's a very useful > tool, except for one problem; NETSH fails when you try to set a > reservedoptionvalue (a string) containing an '='. > > An example of what I mean: > dhcp server 127.0.0.1 scope 127.0.1.0 set reservedoptionvalue 127.0.1.5 176 > string "TFTPSERVER=127.0.9.9" (will fail) > > dhcp server 127.0.0.1 scope 127.0.1.0 set reservedoptionvalue 127.0.1.5 176 > string "SOME OTHER TEXT" (will work fine) > > I see this bug was "fixed in Windows 2000 SP4" according to the KB, but this > is 2003 SP1. Surely I can't be the only person who has run into this problem? > Am I doing something wrong? If anyone knows of a bugfix or a workaround I > would be grateful. I am not looking forward to manually setting the options > on several hundred reservations. > > Thanks, > > Pete JohnGil (MSFT) |
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