Multiple Hardware Profiles with different TCP/IP settings

G

Guest

The owner of our company uses a laptop and when he is travelling and wants to
use a DSL connection, he's not able to because we have hard-assigned TCP/IP
addresses on our network.

He doesn't want to have to change the TCP/IP address to obtain automatically
when he's travelling and then have to change it back when he returns to the
office.

I tried setting up a new hardware profile and set the TCP/IP address to
obtain an address automatically, but when logging into the original network
profile, seems that the changes affect both profiles.

What is the way that I can set him up with 2 profiles, one for at the office
with the static IP address and one for travelling set to obtain an address
automatically?

Thanks,

Sandy M
 
M

Malke

Sandy said:
The owner of our company uses a laptop and when he is travelling and
wants to use a DSL connection, he's not able to because we have
hard-assigned TCP/IP addresses on our network.

He doesn't want to have to change the TCP/IP address to obtain
automatically when he's travelling and then have to change it back
when he returns to the office.

I tried setting up a new hardware profile and set the TCP/IP address
to obtain an address automatically, but when logging into the original
network profile, seems that the changes affect both profiles.

What is the way that I can set him up with 2 profiles, one for at the
office with the static IP address and one for travelling set to obtain
an address automatically?

He can do it either with the alternate configuration or third-party
network management.

Automatic Configuration for Multiple Networks -
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/networking/learnmore/tips/autoconfig.mspx

Managing One Windows XP-based Laptop for the Office and Home by MVP
Charlie Russel - http://tinyurl.com/cpy9q

http://www.netswitcher.com - NetSwitcher
http://www.globesoft.com/mnm_home.html - MultiNetwork Manager
http://www.mobilenetswitch.com - Mobile Net Switch

Malke
 

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