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Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
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C:\WINDOWS>netsh routing ipx rip set global ? O objecto GLOBAL é utilizado para configurar definições globais IPX. Sintaxe do comando: SHOW GLOBAL SET GLOBAL [[LOGLEVEL=] level] Em que: level - NONE, Errors_Only, Warnings_And_Errors, Maximum_Information

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Actualiza a configuraç?o do protocolo global. / Windows 2000/XP

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