in reply to (tye)Re: Could PERL auto-config Win2K network settings?
in thread Could PERL auto-config Win2K network settings?

oh, registry can do all the things instead of administrative tools, this is really wonderful thing! is there any site describe more depth on this?
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(tye)Re2: Could PERL auto-config Win2K network settings?
by tye (Sage) on Oct 27, 2001 at 01:45 UTC

    The Registry is simply a central place to persist configuration information (mostly). So anything configurable about any part of WindowsNT (or later) will usually be read from the Registry when the computer is booted.

    So if you want to change nearly any configuration options, you can usually figure out (but not often find documentation on) how to change some values in the Registry to accomplish that the next time the computer reboots.

            - tye (but my friends call me "Tye")