Multi-lan segment by user?

[Guest]

I have a PC im building that will need to do the following and not sure how
to configure or if possilbe.

This PC will be tied to a xray machine that must be shared by two seperate
doctor networks and software. It has a special optical card so a switch of
some sort will not work.

I want to put two NIC cards in the PC, and based on which user signs in,
have that user tied to that NIC card that is coded with the correct IP
address.

Also, One doctors network is a domain, the other Dr's network is workgroup.

Dr A - 192.168.1.XXX Domain Sign on with user1
Dr B - 10.0.5.XXXX Workgroup Sign on with User2

is there a way to do this? Ideas????

thanks tim

 

[Robert L [MVP - Networking]]

it is not easy. however, you may try to create a logon batch with netsh command to re-assign the IP.

netsh commandNetsh is a command-line scripting utility that allows you to, ... To run a netsh command, you can start netsh from the Cmd.exe prompt and change to the ...
http://www.chicagotech.net/netsh.htm


Bob Lin, MS-MVP, MCSE & CNE
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I have a PC im building that will need to do the following and not sure how
to configure or if possilbe.

This PC will be tied to a xray machine that must be shared by two seperate
doctor networks and software. It has a special optical card so a switch of
some sort will not work.

I want to put two NIC cards in the PC, and based on which user signs in,
have that user tied to that NIC card that is coded with the correct IP
address.

Also, One doctors network is a domain, the other Dr's network is workgroup.

Dr A - 192.168.1.XXX Domain Sign on with user1
Dr B - 10.0.5.XXXX Workgroup Sign on with User2

is there a way to do this? Ideas????

thanks tim

 

[Guest]

Thanks robert. I will play with this....

If I change the 2nd IP card to the workgroup setting address, then change
the IP of the domain connected IP(ist card or turn off as it's wireless)
network to null or bogus connection setting upon logon of workgoup user.
Will this cause any issues you see with logging in the next time with the
domain network?