Never seen any modules to do this. Here's how I'd do it on NT 4 (and I hope there's an easier way than this...)

You'll want to use Win32::TieRegistry. Connect to
HKLM/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Control/Services/Tcpip/Linkage/

Look at the Bind (maybe Export, but Bind should work) value. The device is contained in the data.
Now, connect to
HKLM/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Control/Services/$device/Parameters/TcpipThe IP address, subnet mask, and default gateway are values within.

Use regedt32 to see these values, it will help you write the regex for the device.

In reply to Re: setting ip address on win32 machine in perl by joefission
in thread setting ip address on win32 machine in perl by RayRay459

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