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I connect to 8 different Access Points, each with a separate subnet and each location does not allow DHCP.

I want my computer to change my IP address to an assigned IP address per location based on which access point I am connected to without having to run a netsh script each time.

Where is the windows settings for such functionality? If there is no windows functionality built in, is there a standard method or service that people commonly use for this desired functionality?

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Wireless networks not running DHCP? Now, that's odd. – Iszi Rory or Isznti Sep 19 '11 at 15:05
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For this, I think DHCP is the "standard method or service that people commonly use". :-( – RedGrittyBrick Sep 19 '11 at 15:07
If it's only one SSID and multiple locations, the only solution I see is a batch file/powershell script that checks BSSID and sets the IP manually. And yes, DHCP is the way to get that functionality. – aking1012 Sep 20 '11 at 14:34
Have you looked at this post? superuser.com/questions/77132/… – CharlieRB Oct 11 '11 at 20:17
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