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I have a Win 2000 server domain network. One of the clients is a Win 2000
Pro machine. I want to configure it with two network cards, one for an
internal connection and one to a router to an internet connection to act as a
pcAnywhere host for a remote computer. The two network cards clash, but I'm
not sure why. I know Win 2000 assigns both cards IRQ 9 and then manages them
internally. The internal IP range is 10.0.0.1 to 10.0.0.230, with the
server's DHCP assigning the client its IP number. On the other I've assigned
IP # 10.0.0.233 to the network card and 10.0.0.232 to the router. Both
connections work fine separately, but they clash if both are plugged in.
What am I missing?
Is there a tech paper on how this can be done? Or, can some one give me a
quick summary on how to do this?
Thanks in advance
Pro machine. I want to configure it with two network cards, one for an
internal connection and one to a router to an internet connection to act as a
pcAnywhere host for a remote computer. The two network cards clash, but I'm
not sure why. I know Win 2000 assigns both cards IRQ 9 and then manages them
internally. The internal IP range is 10.0.0.1 to 10.0.0.230, with the
server's DHCP assigning the client its IP number. On the other I've assigned
IP # 10.0.0.233 to the network card and 10.0.0.232 to the router. Both
connections work fine separately, but they clash if both are plugged in.
What am I missing?
Is there a tech paper on how this can be done? Or, can some one give me a
quick summary on how to do this?
Thanks in advance