Potential Solutions??? --) [1] Setup Network 1's Work PC with dual [2] NIC's with one NIC corresponding subnet mask specific to the DSL [ie. 255.255.255.1] router, and the other NIC's subnet mask specific to the 2 Ent'PCs subnet throught the 4-port hub [ie....

Potential Solutions??? --) [1] Setup Network 1's Work PC with dual [2] NIC's with one NIC corresponding subnet mask specific to the DSL [ie. 255.255.255.1] router, and the other NIC's subnet mask specific to the 2 Ent'PCs subnet throught the 4-port hub [ie....

Potential Solutions??? --) [1] Setup Network 1's Work PC with dual [2] NIC's with one NIC corresponding subnet mask specific to the DSL [ie. 255.255.255.1] router, and the other NIC's subnet mask specific to the 2 Ent'PCs subnet throught the 4-port hub [ie....

properly. I am thinking enable both >NICs in the same time with same subnet, so each machine will have 2 > IP addresses. Will this cause any problem to the network. Will DNS > and WINS still be working under this setup. All of our servers have two NIC's...

to subnet the nic seems to keep the previous address and I am unable to drop this address unless I complete the commands above which in turn gives me the desired gateway. So after that rant is there a way for me to move from subnet to subnet where the nic...

Your DHCP server would only assign IPs to your private subnet. Therefore, your Internet side NIC would have its MAC associated with an IP given to it by your cable ISPs DHCP server. Your private subnet NIC you would assign a static IP to yourself, and then...

subnet. >> "Axel Dahmen" wrote in message > news:uOGPMnNHEHA.3696@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... >> Hi, >>>> I've extended my server machine (W2k Server, computer name "Serv") by >> implementing a second NIC in order to utilize a second computer as print...

to be doing this. so in otherwords, routing seems to be broken. how do i fix this? finally, i have problems accessing another system on the VPN interface subnet. apparently, the addition of the new nic has taken over the route for that subnet which...

THAT figure out the two subnets. So then my questions is how am I going to do that? With three nics? One assigned as the gateway for the two seperate subnets and the external using what? I only have 5 IPs to work here, so I am a little bit limited. Limited...

automatically to the other. Computers and Servers have multiple NIC's because you can make a computer into a Router which would require a minimum of 2 NIC's 1 for each subnet or you can use create a NAT or VPN server one NIC for your internal network and...