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Configuring TCP/IP with Server Manager

Configuring TCP/IP with Server Manager - Windows Server Tutorial

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Configuring TCP/IP with Server Manager

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- [Instructor] I've gone back to the console view for my server, so I can change the IP address without worrying about losing connectivity. And once again, there's multiple different ways that we can perform this task. We can use the Netsh command, we could use PowerShell, which is what I'm going to do here. And we can use Server Manager or settings. One of the first things we need to do is to find out the net IP address information, so we can see the ID of the interface. So we're going to scroll up. Here's the 127.0.0.1, which is the loop-back address. We don't really need that particular one. What we want is this IP address that you see here, and the interface index is going to be that interface ID, which in this case is 16. So we need that for the next command. I'm going to clear the screen and then type in new-netipaddress, followed by the -interfaceindex. And we know that's 16, then -ipaddress, followed by the IP address that I'd like. So I'm going to make this a new IP address…

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