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I have two network card installed on my computer but i can connect to only one of them at a time one is using internet connection and other is using lan what settings are required and how can i share internet.
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There's a bunch of ways.  I have had more than one NIC in computers several times.  It's a matter of having multiple network connection configurations.

I'll bet five bux that  chicagoan's link has some good tips for you...
I would've bet five bux ShineOn had a passle of PAQ and other links to share...  No?

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-Jon

Don't be so sure he'd let a passel go for 20 points...
it's a lot of work editing the prefix out of them:

http://216.239.59.104/search?q=cache:lRfD5iaHQcEJ:thesaurus.reference.com/search%3Fr%3D2%26q%3Dpassel+passel&hl=en&ie=UTF-8

:-O

Well, as far as a passel of PAQ and/or links, that would be a lot of effort that would likely be wasted because I might post links for the wrong OS.

ahsan17 - if chicagoan's link didn't help, we can't help you more until you help us be describing your PC in more detail, specifically OS version and type of network devices including NICs and hub/switch/routers.
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it's not working i have two servers from one server microsoft i connected to internet through modem and from microsoft another computer intel is connected that has two nic's one for internet another for lan in intel internet is also working but in lan internet is not accessible what i do.
What version of Windows is running on your systems?  Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP????
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i want to use both windows 2000 server as server and windows xp as client and windows 98 as server and windows 98 as client.
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