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Go into the Properties of your NIC, then go into the
properties of TCP/IP. Hit the "Advanced" button. At the
top in IP Settings you can enter multiple IPs.

David
 
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David said:
Go into the Properties of your NIC, then go into the
properties of TCP/IP. Hit the "Advanced" button. At the
top in IP Settings you can enter multiple IPs.

David
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