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I’m setting up our new Dev server, what is the easiest way to assign multiple IP addresses to Windows 2008 Server Network Adapter?
I’m setting up our development machine, running IIS 7 and want to have the range between 192.168.1.200 – .254 available when I’m setting up a new website in IIS 7.
The complete CMD.EXE loop:
In the code above, replace ‘your_adapter’ with the actual interface name (usually ‘Local Area Connection’). In addition, the netmask at the end is an assumption of /24 or Class C subnet; substitute the correct netmask.