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netsh interface ip set address ["Network Interface Name"] dhcp
Example withinterfacename "Local Area Connection"
C:\WINDOWS\system32>netsh interface ip set address "Local Area Connection" dhcp
Response blank
SettingtheHostInterfacetoStatic IP
Usethistosetyourinterfacetobeassigneda staticIPv4address. ThisisusefulforcontrollingtheIP
addressthatthe sensorwillbe sendingdatato.
Setyourinterfacetostatic
Command
netsh interface ip set address name="Network Interface Name" static [IP address] [Subnet Mask]
,[Gateway]
Example withinterfacename “LocalArea Connectionand IPv4address 192.0.2.1/24.
C:\WINDOWS\system32>netsh interface ip set address name="Local Area Connection" static
,192.0.2.1/24
Note: The/24 isshorthand for SubnetMask= 255.255.255.0
Response blank
FindingaSensorwithmDNSService Discovery
ThesensorannouncesitspresenceonthenetworkusingMulticastDomainNameService(mDNS)with
aservicetypenamed
_roger._tcp. Youcanuseservicediscoverytoolssuchasdns-sd(Windows/ma-
cOS) tofind allsensors connectedtothe network.
Note: If your version of Windows does not have dns-sd on the command line you can install it by
downloadingtheBonjour SDKforWindows(availablethroughApple orSoftpedia)
1. Findall sensorsand theirassociated servicetexton anetwork.
Command
dns-sd -Z [service type]
Example
C:\WINDOWS\system32> dns-sd -Z _roger._tcp
Response
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