2 IPs at the same time

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I have Windows XP and two network1, and entwork2

network1
ip: 192.168.35.194
mask: 255.255.255.192
gateway: 192.168.35.193

network2
ip: 172.35.27.11
mask: 255.255.255.0
gateway: 172.35.27.1

I tried to use the option "use the following IP address" and advanced.
I never works!

How to use both the networks at the same time?
 
I have only one network interface card
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What do you mean by "I(t) never works!" Please expand on that as much as
you can.

When you say "How (can I) use both the networks at the same time", are
you trying to access one network from the other network through this
machine? A little more detail on your network and what you are trying to
achieve would be helpful.

Cheers,

Cliff
 
What do you mean by "I(t) never works!" Please expand on that as much as
you can.
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It means that when I do that, I only logon to one network and see one
server and not the other one
When you say "How (can I) use both the networks at the same time", are
you trying to access one network from the other network through this
machine? A little more detail on your network and what you are trying to
achieve would be helpful.
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I mean if I set IP adresss1 and gateway1 I cant see gateway2 and if I set
to IP adress2 and gateway2 I cant see and ping gateway1.
And I want to ping both of the gateways at the same time
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Are the networks part of separate AD Domains? Or do you mean that you
login to the *machine*?

In the Network card definitions do you set the card to NOT use DHCP? Do
you set the IP address in the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) page?

Did you then click on 'Advanced' to add the second network IP address?
That will allow one NIC to use two IP addresses on different networks.

If you do all the above, what does 'ipconfig /all' show?

By the way, there can be only one default gateway at a time.

Cheers,

Cliff
 
Enkidu said:
Are the networks part of separate AD Domains? Or do you mean that you
login to the *machine*?
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network1: 192.168.35.[194..254] with subnet mask: 255.255.255.192 and
gateway 192.168.35.193
network2: 172.27.211.[11..254] with subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 and gateway
172.27.211.1
we have two routers and I want to connect to
http://192.168.35.2/hfhtml_3270/axd3270.htm and http://172.27.211....etc.htm
I don't mean that I login to the machine!
In the Network card definitions do you set the card to NOT use DHCP? Do
you set the IP address in the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) page?
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The DHCP is not defined. I set the IP address in the TCP/IP page
Did you then click on 'Advanced' to add the second network IP address?
That will allow one NIC to use two IP addresses on different networks. Yes I did that

If you do all the above, what does 'ipconfig /all' show?
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ipconfig:
Windows IP Configuration
Ethernet Adaptor Internet:
DNS Suffix: ...
IP: 192.168.35.194
mask: 255.255.255.192
gateway: 192.168.35.193
or the other IP information
By the way, there can be only one default gateway at a time.
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So, How to connect the two gateways, the two routers physically and
logically so that we ping the two networks at the same time
 
The ipconfig should show:
Windows IP Configuration
Ethernet Adaptor Internet:
DNS Suffix: ...
IP: 192.168.35.194
mask: 255.255.255.192
IP: 172.27.211.211
mask: 255.255.255.0
gateway: 192.168.35.193
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It looks like you are not setting the second address correctly, or
something is wrong with your system. This is the way I did it:

1) Open up the properties of the interface,
2) At the "Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) properties" screen add the
properties for one IP address.
3) Click "Advanced", and "Add" the second address. The first address
should already be there.

This produces output similar to the above in ipconfig /all.

Cheers,

Cliff

Enkidu said:
Are the networks part of separate AD Domains? Or do you mean that you
login to the *machine*?
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network1: 192.168.35.[194..254] with subnet mask: 255.255.255.192 and
gateway 192.168.35.193
network2: 172.27.211.[11..254] with subnet mask: 255.255.255.0 and gateway
172.27.211.1
we have two routers and I want to connect to
http://192.168.35.2/hfhtml_3270/axd3270.htm and http://172.27.211....etc.htm
I don't mean that I login to the machine!
In the Network card definitions do you set the card to NOT use DHCP? Do
you set the IP address in the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) page?
Click to expand...
The DHCP is not defined. I set the IP address in the TCP/IP page
Did you then click on 'Advanced' to add the second network IP address?
That will allow one NIC to use two IP addresses on different networks. Yes I did that
If you do all the above, what does 'ipconfig /all' show?
Click to expand...

ipconfig:
Windows IP Configuration
Ethernet Adaptor Internet:
DNS Suffix: ...
IP: 192.168.35.194
mask: 255.255.255.192
gateway: 192.168.35.193
or the other IP information
By the way, there can be only one default gateway at a time.
Click to expand...
So, How to connect the two gateways, the two routers physically and
logically so that we ping the two networks at the same time
Cheers,

Cliff
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