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03-01-07, 10:16 PM
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I am using the IP Helper API to enumerate the adapters and information
for those adapters in my system. >From there I can add and delete IP addresses, release and renew DHCP- acquired addresses. If DHCP is not enabled on an adapter, through what API can I enable/disable DHCP? |
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03-04-07, 05:22 PM
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Documented way is WMI's EnableDHCP() method of
Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration class Arkady <kkumler> wrote in message news:2690 [..] |
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