DSCResources/DSC_IPAddress/en-US/about_IPAddress.help.txt
.NAME
IPAddress .DESCRIPTION This resource is used to control a node's IP address. This can be used in conjunction with disabling DHCP to set static IP addresses. .PARAMETER IPAddress Write - StringArray The desired IP address, optionally including prefix length using CIDR notation. .PARAMETER InterfaceAlias Key - String Alias of the network interface for which the IP address should be set. .PARAMETER AddressFamily Key - String Allowed values: IPv4, IPv6 IP address family. .PARAMETER KeepExistingAddress Write - Boolean Indicates whether or not existing IP addresses on an interface will be retained. .EXAMPLE 1 Disabling DHCP and adding a static IP Address for IPv6 and IPv4 using default prefix lengths for the matching address classes. Configuration IPAddress_AddingStaticIP_Config { Import-DscResource -Module NetworkingDsc Node localhost { NetIPInterface DisableDhcp { InterfaceAlias = 'Ethernet' AddressFamily = 'IPv4' Dhcp = 'Disabled' } # If no prefix is supplied IPv6 will default to /64. IPAddress NewIPv6Address { IPAddress = '2001:4898:200:7:6c71:a102:ebd8:f482' InterfaceAlias = 'Ethernet' AddressFamily = 'IPV6' } <# If no prefix is supplied then IPv4 will default to class based: - Class A - /8 - Class B - /16 - Class C - /24 #> IPAddress NewIPv4Address { IPAddress = '192.168.10.5' InterfaceAlias = 'Ethernet' AddressFamily = 'IPV4' } } } .EXAMPLE 2 Disabling DHCP and adding multiple static IP Addresses for IPv4 and IPv6. Configuration IPAddress_AddingMultipleStaticIP_Config { Import-DscResource -Module NetworkingDsc Node localhost { NetIPInterface DisableDhcp { InterfaceAlias = 'Ethernet' AddressFamily = 'IPv6' Dhcp = 'Disabled' } IPAddress NewIPv6Address { IPAddress = '2001:4898:200:7:6c71:a102:ebd8:f482/64','2001:4598:210:7:6d71:a102:ebe8:f483/64' InterfaceAlias = 'Ethernet' AddressFamily = 'IPV6' } IPAddress NewIPv4Address { IPAddress = '192.168.10.5/24','192.168.10.6/24' InterfaceAlias = 'Ethernet' AddressFamily = 'IPV4' } } } .EXAMPLE 3 Disabling DHCP and adding a static IP Address for IPv6 and IPv4 using specified prefixes in CIDR notation. Configuration IPAddress_AddingStaticIPWithPrefix_Config { Import-DscResource -Module NetworkingDsc Node localhost { NetIPInterface DisableDhcp { InterfaceAlias = 'Ethernet' AddressFamily = 'IPv6' Dhcp = 'Disabled' } IPAddress NewIPv6Address { IPAddress = '2001:4898:200:7:6c71:a102:ebd8:f482/64' InterfaceAlias = 'Ethernet' AddressFamily = 'IPV6' } IPAddress NewIPv4Address { IPAddress = '192.168.10.5/24' InterfaceAlias = 'Ethernet' AddressFamily = 'IPV4' } } } .EXAMPLE 4 Disabling DHCP and adding a static IP Address for IPv6 and IPv4 using default prefix lengths for the matching address classes. Any existing IP addresses will be retained on the network adapter. Configuration IPAddress_AddingStaticIPKeepSettings_Config { Import-DscResource -Module NetworkingDsc Node localhost { NetIPInterface DisableDhcp { InterfaceAlias = 'Ethernet' AddressFamily = 'IPv4' Dhcp = 'Disabled' } # If no prefix is supplied IPv6 will default to /64. IPAddress NewIPv6Address { IPAddress = '2001:4898:200:7:6c71:a102:ebd8:f482' InterfaceAlias = 'Ethernet' AddressFamily = 'IPV6' KeepExistingAddress = $true } <# If no prefix is supplied then IPv4 will default to class based: - Class A - /8 - Class B - /16 - Class C - /24 #> IPAddress NewIPv4Address { IPAddress = '192.168.10.5' InterfaceAlias = 'Ethernet' AddressFamily = 'IPV4' KeepExistingAddress = $true } } } |