Windows 2000 networking

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Steve

I have 2 network card fitted to win2k server. On one
network card i am connected to a private network, on the
other network card I am connected to a corporate network,
How do I get the 2 network card to see each other so I
can connect the 2 networks. The ip addresses and sub
nets are the same except fo the ip which are one apart
 
Doesn't make much sense. Since they're on the same subnet there isn't really
any reason to have the second interface.

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Dave Patrick ....Please no email replies - reply in newsgroup.
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|I have 2 network card fitted to win2k server. On one
| network card i am connected to a private network, on the
| other network card I am connected to a corporate network,
| How do I get the 2 network card to see each other so I
| can connect the 2 networks. The ip addresses and sub
| nets are the same except fo the ip which are one apart
 
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