Hi,
asterisk is a complete VoIP/SIP solution but can also be used as a SIP client to send a prerecorded message. In this example I will use a Fritz!box as the upstream SIP Server for asterisk.
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Hi,
you can use wmic.exe to set some network parameters (and much more, its WMI!!) from command line. Syntax is very hard, but it works :-).
For Example. If you want to disable the DNS registration of all enabled Intel e1000 network adapters.
wmic path Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration where (IPEnabled="true" and ServiceName="E1G60") call SetDynamicDNSRegistration False,False
The Filter in the braces is the where condition of wmi “select * from NetworkAdapterConfiguration where IPEnabled=’true’ and ServiceName=’E1G60′ ” statement. Modify this for your needs. By using WMI queries this is much more flexible than netsh command lines.
Michael