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Chuck
Is it possible to have 2 static IP addresses for the same interface?
I move my laptop between 2 different networks frequently.
I've seen how to configure between one network with DHCP and
another STATIC. So I'm hoping I can setup some similar with
multiple static IP's.
Scenario:
NET1 has IP scope 192.168.0.x
NET2 has IP scope 10.20.30.x
Both have NETMASK = 255.255.255.0
NET1 has gateway = 192.168.0.254
NET2 has gateway = 10.20.30.254
I've tried >> local area connection properties > properties > general >
TCP /IP properties > (setup info for NET1) >
advanced TCP/IP > (added IP, subnet mask & gateway for NET2)
after which I can ping the local network but not outside the gateway
(The gateway doesn't change with the IP)
Does it have something to do with the "Automatic metric" check box
and the "interface metric" value?
I move my laptop between 2 different networks frequently.
I've seen how to configure between one network with DHCP and
another STATIC. So I'm hoping I can setup some similar with
multiple static IP's.
Scenario:
NET1 has IP scope 192.168.0.x
NET2 has IP scope 10.20.30.x
Both have NETMASK = 255.255.255.0
NET1 has gateway = 192.168.0.254
NET2 has gateway = 10.20.30.254
I've tried >> local area connection properties > properties > general >
TCP /IP properties > (setup info for NET1) >
advanced TCP/IP > (added IP, subnet mask & gateway for NET2)
after which I can ping the local network but not outside the gateway
(The gateway doesn't change with the IP)
Does it have something to do with the "Automatic metric" check box
and the "interface metric" value?