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#26229 - 2002-07-31 06:18 PM IP detection in a batch file
Chewmanfoo Offline
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Okay, I have been given a puzzle to figure out and I need some help getting it solved. These are the details.

* We have two logical networks running in the same domain.
* One network is running on multiple legit network subnets
* The other is running on a private address ( 10.0.X.X) being NATed through a firewall. I have to come up with a way to have the script detect what IP the computer logging in is on.
* If the computer is on the "10 net" then the script needs to abort, if it is not on the "10 net" then the computer will go and install kix, and run the rest of the KIX scripts.

HERE IS THE QUESTION:
How do I get the computer to detect the IP in the batch file, so that it knows whether to proceed or not.

Here is a sample that I wrote and am having problems with. Help with this will be appreciated.

:Factorydetect
%windir%\system32\ipconfig > %temp%\clientip.txt
%systemroot%\ipconfig > %temp%\clientip.txt
find "10.0." %temp%\clientip.txt /c /i
IF not errorlevel 0 GOTO ostype

echo "Welcome to the Factory"
sleep 2
goto end

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#26230 - 2002-07-31 06:20 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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Have you tried the @IPADDRESSx macro yet?

Check it out.
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#26231 - 2002-07-31 06:24 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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Thats the problem, I have to do it in the batch file, and then once the subnet is detected, then I can have the computer install the kix client and run kix from either the server or the client.. etc. The factory is very picky about how they don't want anything installed on the machines or performance affected.
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#26232 - 2002-07-31 06:28 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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ok, batch:
code:
ipconfig|find "IP"|find /c "10.0"
if "%errorlevel%"=="1" run_kix
exit
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#26233 - 2002-07-31 06:41 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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Howsabout...

code:
@echo off
ipconfig | find "10.0." > nul
if "%errorlevel%" == "0" echo Found IP range
{edit} Doh! That'll teach me to go do something, come back, and hit the reply button.

[ 31 July 2002, 18:43: Message edited by: Chris S. ]
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#26234 - 2002-07-31 06:45 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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chris, I also was thinking the nul.
thought he can figure that out himself.

also, don't know about his net stuff but he might have the default gateway as 10.0.x.x even for clients in the other ip-class...
then that does not work [Wink]
just wanted to make as sure.
your suggestion anyway does somewhat the same and still is shorter and does not output anything [Cool]
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#26235 - 2002-07-31 07:02 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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AHHAHH you guys ROCK!! thanks
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#26236 - 2002-07-31 07:03 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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If you do a double pipe then the GW doesn't matter.

ipconfig | find /i "address" | find " 10."
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#26237 - 2002-07-31 07:06 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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les, you are sweet like allways... [Razz]
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#26238 - 2002-07-31 07:17 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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Just backing you up there bud... [Big Grin]

Not sure Chris noticed the double pipe and Chewmanfoo didn't say who ROCKS the best.
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#26239 - 2002-07-31 07:19 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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I think its possible that we all ROCK. [Wink]
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#26240 - 2002-07-31 07:21 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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Les, I'd give you another vote for the double pipe if I could.
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#26241 - 2002-07-31 07:28 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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Yeah, we all ROCK! The problem with threads like this is of insufficient feedback. We all like to know we ROCK but someone else that may be reading this thread (maybe even months from now) wouldn't know what the best and final solution was.

We often also toss out snippets of code without explaining what it does. That was why I offered a little more insight on Jooel's code and tossed a bit of variation.
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#26242 - 2002-07-31 07:42 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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HB,
This is not my first rodeo... been known to double pipe before (but didn't inhale). [Wink]
Jooel whas the first to use it in this thread and deserves the vote. I just pointed it out. As it stands I shamelessly begged for a vote on another thread to stay ahead of Jooel.

[ 31 July 2002, 19:43: Message edited by: LLigetfa ]
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#26243 - 2002-07-31 07:48 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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What about the leading space in my variation on find? Does that deserve a vote or a mention?

"10.0." could possibly match on one of the legit subnets. the leading space insures only addresses starting with 10. hit.
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#26244 - 2002-07-31 08:18 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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les, didn't see that!
or even ": 10.0."?

actually, I bet you have voted for me allready but I haven't voted you!
the reason is simple (not counting votes!):
I want to save my vote for the situation that someone I think deserves some amount of stars loses them or gets too much.

I start to vote more right when it's allowed change the rate.

actually, if someone gives vote, his current rating counts and later he may have higher rating, which should count then but it doesn't.
that's reason two.

so les,
I can comfort you, if I get ahead of you, I'll vote for you so you drop too much behind [Big Grin]
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#26245 - 2002-07-31 08:42 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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Well, looks like we jumped over one hurdle only to land on another. This is the script that I am writing for the Batch file portion of the login.
Looks like the error level isn't working for some reason, even if I put it above another errorlevel detect. I also went with the other direction. If there is an error, assume the machine is factory and abort the script. Once again, you guy's help is much appreciated.

Chewmanfoo

REM Init variables
set KixCopy=
set AV=
set RAS=

REM -------------------------------
REM Check for connection type
REM -------------------------------
ipconfig | find /i "address" | find " 172." > nul
if not "%errorlevel%" == "0" goto factory

%0\..\checkras >nul
if errorlevel 1 set RAS=YES

REM -------------------------------
REM End Check for connection type
REM -------------------------------

:oscheck
REM -------------------------------
REM Check for OS type
REM -------------------------------
rem @echo off
REM Batch file to detect operating system
REM ----------------------------------
echo "Checking for machine type..."
echo.
echo.
echo.
IF "%OS%" == "Windows_NT" goto WinNT
goto WIN9x

:WIN9x
echo You are NOT running Windows NT (Windows 95/98 perhaps?)
goto kixcheck

:WINNT
REM %0\..\gettype.exe
gettype.exe
if errorlevel=9 goto FILENOTFOUND

echo You are running...
REM echo More Specifically:
echo.

if ERRORLEVEL=8 goto EIGHT
if ERRORLEVEL=7 goto SEVEN
if ERRORLEVEL=6 goto SIX
if ERRORLEVEL=5 goto FIVE
if ERRORLEVEL=4 goto FOUR
if ERRORLEVEL=3 goto THREE
if ERRORLEVEL=2 goto TWO
if ERRORLEVEL=1 goto ONE

:FILENOTFOUND
echo.
echo Gettype not found.
echo.
goto END

:EIGHT
echo Windows NT [Enterprise/Terminal] Server Non-Domain Controller
goto END

:SEVEN
echo Windows NT [Enterprise/Terminal] Server Domain Controller
goto END

:SIX
echo Windows 2000 Server Domain Controller.
goto END

:FIVE
echo Windows NT Server Domain Controller.
goto END

:FOUR
echo Windows 2000 Server Non-Domain Controller.
goto END

:THREE
echo Windows NT Server Non-Domain Controller.
goto END

:TWO
echo Windows 2000 Professional installation.
goto kixcheck

:ONE
echo Windows NT Workstation.
goto kixcheck

:KiXCheck
sleep 1
REM ------------------------------------------
REM Check for local KiXtart files
REM ------------------------------------------
echo.
echo Checking for local KiXtart files..
echo.
if exist %WINDIR%\kix32.exe goto ClientKiX
echo No local files found.
echo.
if "%KiXCopy%" == "1" goto ServerKiX
echo Attempting to copy files to
echo client for faster execution....
echo.
copy %0\..\kix32.exe %WINDIR% >nul
copy %0\..\kx*.dll %WINDIR% >nul
set KixCopy=1
goto KiXCheck
REM ------------------------------------------
REM End Check for local KiXtart files
REM ------------------------------------------

:ClientKiX
REM ------------------------------------------
REM Begin Running KiXtart Script from client
REM ------------------------------------------
echo.
echo Running KiXtart from client...
echo.
%WINDIR%\kix32 %0\..\logon.kix
REM ------------------------------------------
REM End Running KiXtart Script from client
REM ------------------------------------------
goto End

:ServerKiX
REM ------------------------------------------
REM Begin Running KiXtart Script from server
REM ------------------------------------------
echo.
echo Running KiXtart from server...
echo.
%0\..\kix32 logon.kix
REM ------------------------------------------
REM End Running KiXtart Script from server
REM ------------------------------------------
goto End

:factory
echo "Welcome to the Factory"
sleep 2
goto end

:End
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#26246 - 2002-07-31 08:47 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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To be honest, it might actually be less taxing to start a KiXtart script from the login server, do your checks in Kixtart and only if a login script needs to be run to then load a second script which would act as the login script. I think the impact would be about the same, namely barely noticable.
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#26247 - 2002-07-31 08:50 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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first:
if not "%errorlevel%" == "0" goto factory
is same as:
if "%errorlevel%"=="1" goto factory

also, try taking of the ">nul"
it can reset the errorlevel.
if this is the reason you can do:
@echo off
before the ipcheck

cheers½
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#26248 - 2002-07-31 08:52 PM Re: IP detection in a batch file
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I notice you're doing an OS check. Just want to point out that ipconfig isn't going to work on non-NT boxes.
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