How to configure IP address with Win7 command line

IT Home News Modifying the IP address can be implemented in the system's own "Network and Sharing Center". However, there may be times when it is not possible to enter the corresponding interface for various reasons, such as Win10 preview version 10049 and other versions. However, many users do need to set a static IP to be able to achieve normal network communication. At this time, only through the "universal" command line to solve the problem.

The method is not difficult. It is suitable for Win7/Win8.1/Win10 and other systems. Just remember a set of commands. The steps are as follows:

1. Open a command prompt and type netsh. After the carriage return

2, then enter the interface and enter

3, enter ip, enter

4, enter set address " connection name " static new IP Address Subnet Mask Gateway 1 and then enter

Note that the above commands need to be modified according to user requirements. The connection name can be modified by referring to the name in “Network Connection”, which supports Chinese, but the quotes are used. English version. There must be a space between each item, and finally enter "ldquo;1", which means OK. Refer to the following example:

set address "Ethernet 3" static 192.168.1.108 255.255.255.0 192.168.0.1 1

5. You can also enter the above command once, but make sure No line break: netsh interface ip set address "connection name" static new IP address subnet mask gateway 1

Example: netsh interface ip set address "Ethernet 3" static 192.168.1.108 255.255.255.0 192.168.0.1 1

Alternatively, you can use a similar command to modify the DNS. The format is the same as above, just replace "address" with "lds" and you can: netsh interface ip set dns " 3" static DNS address

Note that the system IP becomes static after modification. If it does not meet the user's needs, you can use the system's own network "troubleshooting" to automatically repair and restore the dynamic IP. Of course, you can also restore the IP address by using the command netsh interface ip set address "connection name" dhcp; for the same reason, the DNS address can also be restored by the command netsh interface ip set dns "connection name" dhcp.