When I'm connect to new networks I get asked to Set the "Network Location"
which you can set to Home, Work, Public.

Is there anyway script etc.. to set that value? so it doesn't ask for common
network locations.

I'm working with building machines a lot and don't want it to keep asking, I
know if I add the machine to a domain it intelligently detects the network
is Work... but I'm in a workgroup.

e.g. Run a script which sets either a single or group of addresses like
192.168.0.1 to be "Work"

Clive

Clive,

Two things that might help:
1. You can turn off the question altogether, in which case all new networks
will default to being public.
2. You can use the INetwork::SetCategory function to set the category of an
existing network.

By combining the two together you can achieve what you want, but I don't
think there is any way to do it without writing some code.

Jim


"Clive" wrote in message
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When I'm connect to new networks I get asked to Set the "Network Location"
which you can set to Home, Work, Public.

Is there anyway script etc.. to set that value? so it doesn't ask for
common network locations.

I'm working with building machines a lot and don't want it to keep asking,
I know if I add the machine to a domain it intelligently detects the
network is Work... but I'm in a workgroup.

e.g. Run a script which sets either a single or group of addresses like
192.168.0.1 to be "Work"

Clive

Jim,

would you mind telling us where we can turn off the network location dialog?

Thomas

"Jim Talbut" wrote:

Clive,

Two things that might help:
1. You can turn off the question altogether, in which case all new networks
will default to being public.
2. You can use the INetwork::SetCategory function to set the category of an
existing network.

By combining the two together you can achieve what you want, but I don't
think there is any way to do it without writing some code.

Jim


"Clive" wrote in message
...
When I'm connect to new networks I get asked to Set the "Network Location"
which you can set to Home, Work, Public.

Is there anyway script etc.. to set that value? so it doesn't ask for
common network locations.

I'm working with building machines a lot and don't want it to keep asking,
I know if I add the machine to a domain it intelligently detects the
network is Work... but I'm in a workgroup.

e.g. Run a script which sets either a single or group of addresses like
192.168.0.1 to be "Work"

Clive