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by dmiddltn
-As far as the two IP thing... sure is.
Go into the control panel, and Network Connections, and look at the TCP/IP settings.
You'll be able to multi-home it.
-The easiest way is to create a trust relationship between the two domains. Then you'll be able to jump. Assuming rights are in place.
by kenv
Here is an article with instructions on assigning additional ip address' to a single nic.
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=http://support.microsoft.com:80/support/kb/articles/Q156/7/72.asp&NoWebContent=1
I don't think you can log into more than one domain. The pc requires a computer account for the domain it belongs to and there isn't any method that I could find to add a second name to it's network id.
by kenv
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