Hi,
We give the opportunity to execute a command, with the administrator password
inside thru cpau encoded form.
We create the .bat command
cpau -u station_name\local_admin_name -p passwd -ex "netsh interface ip ...."
-enc -file ipchange.encoded
then we give an icon which execute
cpau -dec -file ipchange.encoded
the cpau tool is the best thing I discovered for such needs on
http://www.jsiinc.com/SUBO/tip7200/rh7258.htm
Bye
Jean-Louis MARTEAU
@mail : jmarteau@ciments-calcia.fr
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De : Donald Voss [mailto:voss@albany.edu]
Envoyé : samedi 20 novembre 2004 13:36
À : W W
Cc : security-basics@securityfocus.com
Objet : Re: Changing IP address as standard user
W W wrote:
All,
I have looked everyone and have tried many things to allow a standard
user the ability to change their IP address in Windows 2000 and have
gotten no where. Any ideas?
I have a traveling user who cannot use DHCP in some environments
because they hand out static IP's. I do not want to give the user
Admin rights on their box for obvious reasons. How can I allow them
to change their IP address without giving them Admin rights?
Thanks for your help.
W
There are a few second party multiple IP change utils probably a open
source one or two.
One then has a icon or status bar tool, it has names like office, home,
Boston, ect.
not sure if they , the tools have to rights or admin needs to adjust reg
rights ,or both, ect.
here is one. http://www.pcnet-online.com/downloads/ipswitcherpro.htm
Or ..you could upgrade to xp - it allows a alternate ip setting .. not
sure of the rights issue. That could probably be adjusted agin by reg
rights adjusting behind the scenes.
/don
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