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If all you are changing is the subnet mask, as long as the other TCP settings will still work with the new subnet, you should just be able to end the TCPIP interface, change the subnet, and restart the interface. No need to end the TCP IP stack or the adapter.

Pete


Len Grieco wrote:
All,
Our Net Admin just informed me that they are changing the subnet
mask. From what I found, I know I have to end TCPIP, Vary off the line
description for the Ethernet card, use the cmd cfgtcp option 1 and
change the subnet mask value. My question is, are there any other
gotchas that will prevent our system from communicating with the
network? By the way - running a 270 w v5r4. Any information or point to any documentation will greatly be
appreciated
Thank you
*************************************** Len Grieco l_grieco@xxxxxxxxxx
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