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Adding IP address/gateway and dns

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by markshaff 1 view

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The skinny. We have a single windows 2000 server
running with certain IP's.
We have additional IP's for internet access.
Would like to add these to the server, so I can get the end users to see both web access and network shares.

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First off, let me just ask... why wouldn't you just use a single IP addresse for internet and implement a router/firewall to perform NAT (Network Address Translation) This would accomodate your plan to have clients access both the internet, and the Local Network shares. You can get one now a days for about $100.00 As far as your question, you can add additional IP Addresses to you Network Interface by opening Network properties (right-click My Network Places, click on properties), open the properties on the interface you want to add to(right-click LAN, click on properties), open properties of TCP/IP, click on advanced tab, and add IP Addresses in the IP Settings field.

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