How to maintain both DHCP and PPPoE assigned IP Addresses

[en.nui]

Hi,

How can I maintain two IP addresses on the same NIC card, one assigned
by
the DHCP server and the other assigned by PPPoE? In our current
implementation, if PPPoE is
performed, the DHCP assigned addressed is lost (and vice versa).

The AddIPAddress() API only works if you want to add static IP address.
What
are the other alternatives?

Thanks,
ennui

 

[Kurt]

Hi,

How can I maintain two IP addresses on the same NIC card, one assigned
by
the DHCP server and the other assigned by PPPoE? In our current
implementation, if PPPoE is
performed, the DHCP assigned addressed is lost (and vice versa).

The AddIPAddress() API only works if you want to add static IP address.
What
are the other alternatives?

Thanks,
ennui

That's it. You can only have one dynamically assigned IP address. If you
need multiples, you'll have to assign them statically. The only other
option is to have a NIC on each segment (subnet).

....kurt

 

[Arkady Frenkel]

Possible to say that it exactly like computer can be or in domain or in
workgroup.
By default RAS connection have higher priviledge than network card ( so
PPPOE counted as RAS ) , btw you can change this behavior with
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q143168/

Arkady