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Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
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C:\WINDOWS>netsh ras ipx set netassign ? set netassign [method = ] AUTO|POOL|AUTOSAME|POOLSAME Sets the method by which the RAS server assigns IPX addresses to its clients. method - the method to use AUTO - assigns a different random IPX network number to all clients. POOL - assigns IPX addresses from the RAS server's pool. AUTOSAME - generates a random IPX network number as assigns it to all clients. POOLSAME - chooses a number from the RAS server's pool and assigns it to all clients. Notes: For most configurations, either the AUTOSAME or POOLSAME method is recommended as these conserve network numbers and reduce network traffic. Before a network number is assigned to a client, it is verified to not be in use on the RAS server's intranet. As a result some addresses in the address pool may not be assigned.

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