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Need to assign 2 IP addresses on 1 NIC

Asked by jwoker in Miscellaneous Networking, Network Cards & Adapters, Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP)

Tags: assign, 1, 2, ips

System info - WinME laptop with Cabletron 802.11b PCMCIA
Network - Win2k server, cisco 675

I need to assign 2 IPs to one NIC so that one IP comes from the CISCO NAT and one is a static IP leased from Qwest.  I have found instructions for doing this on Win2k and Win98 but not for WinME.

I successfully implemented the above configuration on another laptop on the network which runs Win98 and has a Buffalo 802.11b PCMCIA following great instructions found at www.wown.info/j_helmig/multiipa.htm

I tried the same registry tweaks that worked on the Win98 PC on the WinME machine but was not successful. On the 98 PC all I had to do was add the GATEWAY IP and MASK with comas to the existing ip entries.

I think what I need is a step by step on changing the Registry entries in ME.
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