by TeGGe » Tue, 14 Sep 1999 04:00:00
I currently have Win95A. If I need to access resources on my dialup Internet
connection or my LAN which both run TCP/IP, I need to go into the TCP/IP
settings in Control Panel each time and change them over to one or the
other. Win95 appears to be unable to keep both sets of TCP/IP settings at
once. What a pain!
If Win98 will allow this, that will prompt me to upgrade.
Thanks.
--Teg
by Nick Carte » Tue, 14 Sep 1999 04:00:00
Quote:> Anybody know if Windows 98 supports dual IP addresses?
> I currently have Win95A. If I need to access resources on my dialup
Internet
> connection or my LAN which both run TCP/IP, I need to go into the TCP/IP
> settings in Control Panel each time and change them over to one or the
> other. Win95 appears to be unable to keep both sets of TCP/IP settings at
> once. What a pain!
> If Win98 will allow this, that will prompt me to upgrade.
> Thanks.
> --Teg
by Shannon Wheele » Tue, 14 Sep 1999 04:00:00
Either way, you should be able to do it. You can actually assign several IP
addresses to one network interface (either the dial-up adapter or an actual
network card).
Write back please...
Shannon
>I currently have Win95A. If I need to access resources on my dialup
Internet
>connection or my LAN which both run TCP/IP, I need to go into the TCP/IP
>settings in Control Panel each time and change them over to one or the
>other. Win95 appears to be unable to keep both sets of TCP/IP settings at
>once. What a pain!
>If Win98 will allow this, that will prompt me to upgrade.
>Thanks.
>--Teg
by Shannon Wheele » Wed, 15 Sep 1999 04:00:00
As for several IP addresses on one interface, yes, Win95 allows this. In
network properties, where you see your adapters and protocols listed, simply
select ADD, select, Protocol, select, Microsoft, select TCP/IP. Yes, I know
you already have TCP/IP. You have to add a second 'instance' of it.
Shannon
>When you say you can assign several IP addresses to one interface, is this
>in Win98 or Win95? My Win95 can only take one set of addresses for TCP/IP
>regardless of which interface it's bound to.
>> A little more info please:
>> You have a modem for the dial-up connection and a network interface card
>for
>> the LAN?
>> Or you use the modem for both?
>> Either way, you should be able to do it. You can actually assign several
>IP
>> addresses to one network interface (either the dial-up adapter or an
>actual
>> network card).
>> Write back please...
>> Shannon
>> >Anybody know if Windows 98 supports dual IP addresses?
>> >I currently have Win95A. If I need to access resources on my dialup
>> Internet
>> >connection or my LAN which both run TCP/IP, I need to go into the TCP/IP
>> >settings in Control Panel each time and change them over to one or the
>> >other. Win95 appears to be unable to keep both sets of TCP/IP settings
at
>> >once. What a pain!
>> >If Win98 will allow this, that will prompt me to upgrade.
>> >Thanks.
>> >--Teg
by TeGGe » Thu, 16 Sep 1999 04:00:00
When you say you can assign several IP addresses to one interface, is this
in Win98 or Win95? My Win95 can only take one set of addresses for TCP/IP
regardless of which interface it's bound to.
> Either way, you should be able to do it. You can actually assign several
IP
> addresses to one network interface (either the dial-up adapter or an
actual
> network card).
> Write back please...
> Shannon
> >Anybody know if Windows 98 supports dual IP addresses?
> >I currently have Win95A. If I need to access resources on my dialup
> Internet
> >connection or my LAN which both run TCP/IP, I need to go into the TCP/IP
> >settings in Control Panel each time and change them over to one or the
> >other. Win95 appears to be unable to keep both sets of TCP/IP settings at
> >once. What a pain!
> >If Win98 will allow this, that will prompt me to upgrade.
> >Thanks.
> >--Teg
I have two networks that I plug my xp pro laptop into, one has an static IP
range of 10.0.2.0/24 and the other 192.168.5.0/24.
I have set up the laptop with an IP address on both networks which works
fine, however, even though I have put both default gateways in the advanced
IP config I cannot get out on to the internet unless the default gateway
relevant to me is the only one there or higher on the list. How odd! What am
I doing wrong or is there an alternative set up to fix this problem?
TIA,
DM
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