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Microsoft Windows XP [Version 5.1.2600]
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C:\WINDOWS>netsh ras ipx set pool ? set pool [firstnet = ] address [size = ] size Sets RAS server's IPX address pool firstnet - the first IPX network number in the pool. (hexadecimal) size - the total number of IPX addresses in the pool. If zero is specified, then the pool will grow dynamically as needed. (decimal)

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netsh ras ipx set pool - Windows 2000/XP - command Sets the RAS IPX address pool. / Windows 2000/XP
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