you will need these UDF's

Subnet() - will tell if a given ip# is in a specified subnet.

BInaryIP()

to use these udf's just place then anywhere in your script. or put them in a seperate file and use the call command to load them.

call "udfs.kix"

your code will be something like this.

code:

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;for all computers in the 10.2.0.0 255.255.0.0 subnet
if subnet(@ipaddress0,"10.2.0.0","255.255.0.0") = 1
	? "this computer is in the 10.2.0.0 255.255.0.0 subnet"
endif

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if your have anyquestion, just ask.

Bryce

Hello Johnt, and welcome to the board.

Bryce writes some really great stuff. I'm sure his will work just fine. I've used a lot of his stuff and it has worked quite well for me.

If your using an older version of KiXtart v3.63 this code should work.

code:

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SELECT
	CASE (SUBSTR(@IPADDRESS0,1,11)) = "122.100.120"
		USE G: /DELETE /PERSISTENT
		USE G: "\\MYSERVER\MYSHARE"
	CASE (SUBSTR(@IPADDRESS0,1,11)) = "122.100.121"
		USE H: /DELETE /PERSISTENT
		USE H: "\\MYSERVER\MYSHARE"
	CASE (SUBSTR(@IPADDRESS0,1,11)) = "122.100.122"
		USE I: /DELETE /PERSISTENT
		USE I: "\\MYSERVER\MYSHARE"
	CASE (SUBSTR(@IPADDRESS0,1,11)) = "122.100.123"
		USE J: /DELETE /PERSISTENT
		USE J: "\\MYSERVER\MYSHARE"
	CASE (SUBSTR(@IPADDRESS0,1,11)) = "122.100.124"
		USE K: /DELETE /PERSISTENT
		USE K: "\\MYSERVER\MYSHARE"
	CASE (SUBSTR(@IPADDRESS0,1,11)) = "122.100.125"
		USE L: /DELETE /PERSISTENT
		USE L: "\\MYSERVER\MYSHARE"
ENDSELECT

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Here are some examples of the USE command from the manual.

code:

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USE E:    "\\SERVER\PUBLIC" /PERSISTENT
USE * /DELETE
USE E:    "\\SERVER\PUBLIC"	/user:Yogi	/password:Bear
USE E:    "\\SERVER\PUBLIC"
USE LPT1: "\\SERVER\LASER"	/user:testlan\USER1
USE L: /DEL
USE LIST
USE H: @HOMESHR	; connect to user's home share
IF @ERROR = 0
 	H:			; 
	CD @HOMEDIR	; change directory to user's home directory
ENDIF

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[ 01 March 2002: Message edited by: NTDOC ]