• What you need
• Instructions

• A computer with Microsoft Windows XP or Microsoft Windows 2003 (.NET) Server installed and running.
• A reasonable understanding of the concepts demonstrated in the Get Started with Home and Small Office Networking guide written by Microsoft. Make sure you have read the guide before you continue.
• At least 3 network devices installed and confirmed working on your computer.

1. Click Start, Control Panel.
2. If you are using Category View select Network and Internet Connections then Network Connections, otherwise simply double-click Network Connections.
3. Rename your interfaces such that you have "Home", "Internet" and "Melbourne Wireless" assigned to the correct network devices attached to your computer.
4. Enter your Melbourne Wireless IP allocation given to you by locfinder into the following fields, then press Next.
   
   IP Allocation: /
5. Click Start, All Programs, Accessories, Notepad.
6. Copy the section of text between the horizontal rules below, then in Notepad select Edit and Paste. Click File and Save As.... Click Desktop from the icons on the left, then in the File name: text box replace the text with mwnetsh.txt. Click Save, if you are prompted with a window asking Do you want to replace it? then select Yes.
7. Click Start, Run and type in netsh.exe -f "%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\mwnetsh.txt then press OK. That's it!

# Make sure this is the first line of text appearing in Notepad
# The text must appear exactly the same in Notepad as it does here for this to work
pushd interface ip
set address name="Home" source=dhcp
set dns name="Home" source=dhcp
set wins name="Home" source=dhcp
set address name="Melbourne Wireless" source=static addr= mask=
set dns name="Melbourne Wireless" source=static addr=none register=PRIMARY
set wins name="Melbourne Wireless" source=static addr=none
set address name="Internet" source=dhcp
set dns name="Internet" source=dhcp
set wins name="Internet" source=dhcp
popd
# Make sure this line is the last line copied into Notepad