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by flan
install a separate nic for each ip range.
can't do anything in registry. you're dealing with tcp ip
by tnguyen1
by bhrdwh
Flan is right, See you have one lan card connecte dto yor subnet # 1 Switch/Hub, having subnet 1 IP (say 1.1.1.1).
Now install one more lan card & connect it to Subnet # 2 Switch/Hub & give it Subnet 2 IP (say 2.2.2.1).
Thats all, you sever then becomes a Multi Homed system.
Regisrty changes are for your OS as in Application Layer, while here we are dealing with physical conntions to LAN.
Akash
by tnguyen1
by butzmann
by tnguyen1
Do computers on both subnets need to see each other? You'll need to make sure you have the proper static routes set up so that packets destined for each subnet goes out the proper interface. Also, you'll need to configure WINS to allow proper browsing under Network Neighborhood. Also, for clients on both subnets to see each other, you'll need to set their default gateway to the appropriate server NIC on their subnet.
Hope this helps...
by tnguyen1
by tnguyen1
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