Static IP network of profiles

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  -Stephen

  Hello Stephen,

  You can use the vCACEntityManager.

  Your NetworkProfiles are stored in 'StaticIPv4NetworProfiles'.

  Address ranges and the use of intellectual property, you will find in 'StaticIPv4Ranges' and 'StaticIPv4Addresses'.

  Search for example CRUD Infrastructure tasks management Scripts using the vCACEntityManager

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• Pier show shared network - Manager profile

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  Hello badr V.

  Let me let you know that I finally managed to fix the problem.

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• How to remove my Windows Vista network connections

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