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Kidscorpion

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  1. HI Mijzelf, Thanks for your help. I will try and revert to you. Have a nice day.
  2. Dear Crahak, What i am trying to do is that i want to ping from client PC in every minute to default Router( we have 2 routers) and if the link is down, it will need to change default gateway to another router. I had tried manually with Netsh command to change default gateway setting in TCP/IP properties. Currently, if the link is down, user need to manually run this Netsh batch file to change default gateway. After that their pc can switch to another default gateway. I think it will ok with vbscript for auto ping and change default gateway setting. But the problem is that i have a little knowledge in vbscript. Thanks for your time and knowledge sharing.
  3. HI Crahak, Thanks a lot for your help. I will try. All pc are WinXp with one NIC. We have only two gateways for this branch. If one down, we want to switch to another one. Cheers....!
  4. Hi All, I am newbie to this forum. I need a script to ping gateway and if gateway is down, change default gateway setting in TCP/IP property and switch to new gateway. I think it can do with vbscript. But i don't know how write. Could someone help me or guide me? Thanks you very much for your time and sharing knowledge.

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