RE: Multiple IPs on single NIC and multiple VLANs
- From: Sainath , SMB KID <SainathSMBKID@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 3 Apr 2008 23:14:00 -0700
Hi Rodel ,
can you please tell me about your set up .
As per my understanding
a) cmputer having 2 NIC cards on single computer
b) you have to connect these 2 NIC cards to different subnet range / 2
differnt switch port
c) Configure DHCP server on both subnets , you problem resolve
or
a) Single computer with 2 NIC cards,
b) Need ip address from single DHCP server , if so you can create a Super
scope where in it leases out logical ip address with in the single physical
subnet.
just have a search on super scope and it will give your answer
Regards,
sai
"Rodel Miguel" wrote:
Hi Gurus,.
I need your help in providing multiple IP addresses with a single NIC. The
IP addresses should be obtained dynamically (DHCP) but they would be
obtained from different networks, e.g. two VLANs.
How should I do this? Should I create two instances of the same miniport
driver? Or my driver should be able to handle packets from two different
VLANs and then send it to the proper handler on the higher layers? Please
point me to the proper links if the solution is already available.
I'm sorry if this has been asked on this group before.
Thank you very much for your help!
Best Regards,
- Rodel Miguel
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