Teach you the magic of binding the MAC address under the Vista system

In the Windows XP era, you can easily bind the MAC address of the gateway's network card through the arp command, but what if the ARP command cannot be used? Don't worry, under the Vista system, we still have The netsh command is available. Use the netsh command to bind the MAC address. After restarting the computer, the binding settings are not lost. The IP and MAC are still static. The specific steps are as follows:

1. First run CMD as an administrator to open the command line program (Start-Program-Attachment-Command Prompt Right-click to select "Run as administrator" <;

2, run netsh ii show in

Display: (The number of network cards in the computer is different, the number of network card installations will affect the following display)

Idx Met MTU status name

--- --- ----- ----------- -------------------

1 50 4294967295 connected Loopback Pseudo-Interface 1

11 25 1500 connected Wireless Network Connection

8 5 1500 disconnected Local Connection

3. Find the one you used in the above display. The Idx number that is connected to the Internet is used in the following command (the network card I am accessing is "local link"; so Idx is 8). Then type in the Command Prompt window:

netsh -c "i i" add neighbors 11 "192.168.0.1" "00-50-7f-04-47-61"

4, then enter arp /a

at the command prompt Display:

Internet address physical address type

192.168.0.1 00-50-7f-04- 47-61 Static

See "Static", success! Run arp/a and restart after rebooting.

When running arp under Windows Vista, there will be some problems. At this time, you have to turn around. Try to use the netsh command to bind the MAC address.