Static and Dynamic IP

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Hello, I've been setting up small network to home, and I have a guestion to
which I would like to get an answer. Firstly, how to set up another ip
address to my network card, if I only own one card [and it's "impossible" to
add another card to that comp, 'cause it's a laptop]? I know this is
possible, but I have no idea how to do this on Windows, and I'd really like
to know how, because my printers and other stuff would be great to get
working [I know, it is possible to access them via outer network, but dhcp
changes addresses..] :)

Thanks for your patience and knowledge.

Ps. I'm using Win Xp Pro if it's useful info.
Pps. Sorry for bad language
 
8?B?SmFybW8gZnJvbSBGaW5sYW5k?= <Jarmo from
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Hello, I've been setting up small network to home, and I have a guestion to
which I would like to get an answer. Firstly, how to set up another ip
address to my network card, if I only own one card [and it's "impossible" to
add another card to that comp, 'cause it's a laptop]? I know this is
possible, but I have no idea how to do this on Windows, and I'd really like
to know how, because my printers and other stuff would be great to get
working [I know, it is possible to access them via outer network, but dhcp
changes addresses..] :)

Thanks for your patience and knowledge.

Ps. I'm using Win Xp Pro if it's useful info.
Pps. Sorry for bad language
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If you are using XP or 2000 you need to go to the Lan connection in the
network settings and choose properties. Then choose the properties of
the TCP/IP Protocol. There should be an advanced button. In this
screen you can add a second IP address for that card.

I hope this helps with your first point.

There should be an advanced button
 
Well yes, I basically knew that, but mine problem is that I need both of the
addresses same time, for example 12.34.56.78 is my ethernet ip and
192.168.0.1 is my Lan ip. I'm talking about somekinda virtual interface, is
it possible to create such a thing?

Thanks again

LJC said:
8?B?SmFybW8gZnJvbSBGaW5sYW5k?= <Jarmo from
(e-mail address removed)> says...
Hello, I've been setting up small network to home, and I have a guestion to
which I would like to get an answer. Firstly, how to set up another ip
address to my network card, if I only own one card [and it's "impossible" to
add another card to that comp, 'cause it's a laptop]? I know this is
possible, but I have no idea how to do this on Windows, and I'd really like
to know how, because my printers and other stuff would be great to get
working [I know, it is possible to access them via outer network, but dhcp
changes addresses..] :)

Thanks for your patience and knowledge.

Ps. I'm using Win Xp Pro if it's useful info.
Pps. Sorry for bad language
Click to expand...


If you are using XP or 2000 you need to go to the Lan connection in the
network settings and choose properties. Then choose the properties of
the TCP/IP Protocol. There should be an advanced button. In this
screen you can add a second IP address for that card.

I hope this helps with your first point.

There should be an advanced button
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Ron,

Thank you very much for the link.
I tried something like that by using netsh, but that didn't work.. Will
try the registry hack soon.
 
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