If firewall rules block inbound WMI, but you have the WinRM service enabled on the remote box, you can use Invoke-Command to run as complex a script as you like the entire scriptblock will upload and then execute on the remote machine — getting around the disconnection problem. The connection will hang, so kill it and re-connect on the new IP address. Is there a way I can do this from command prompt? Command prompt from my local machine.
The IP address of the remote machine is There are remote shell options to do this but is there a reason you cannot use Remote Desktop? You are on the same network it would seem?
You can use the commands from my previous post. Not from a normal command line window but a Powershell command window run powershell. Just change the start and end IPs to the ones you want and the name of the remote computer, and copy and paste them into the window to execute them.
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