Re: Multiple IPs
San wrote:
I have a network with two range of static IP addresses with two gateways.
Example ( Ip1- 192.245.250.5, gateway 192.245.0.1) - ( Ip2 - 195.250.203.3,
gateway 195.250.203.10 ). Each time I have to swap between these two Ips to
be connected to the respective network. Is there a way that I can connect
to the two networks at the same time. OS use - Windows XP.
Extend your net mask to include both IP networks. Or add a manual route
on the client for the other IP network. You will not be able to use the
other gateway, though, unless you configure that manually, too.
Gerald
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