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Windows XP Wire and Wireless
We have a Win2003 domain with many WinXP laptops that have both a wired ethernet connection and a wireless connection. We use static IP addresses and both connections have the same ip address. We use IAS and PEAP for wireless access (802.11).
We usually keep the wireless or the wired disabled depending on how the device is used. But sometimes both connecitions are active on the network. I have found the results to be different. Sometimes there is no problem, other times the wireless connection loses its address.
Question: What complications do we have when a laptop is on the wired and the wireless networks with the same ip address?
We usually keep the wireless or the wired disabled depending on how the device is used. But sometimes both connecitions are active on the network. I have found the results to be different. Sometimes there is no problem, other times the wireless connection loses its address.
Question: What complications do we have when a laptop is on the wired and the wireless networks with the same ip address?
If they have the same IP address and are both enabled, one of them is not going to work and it will probably cause all kinds of conflicts. Can't you just give them different IP addresses?
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I was looking for answers with more dept but I probably expected too much.
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You were not compelled to close the question. Well the links I have given you explain all that is needed. If you need more explanations we can help.
Ravi.
You were not compelled to close the question. Well the links I have given you explain all that is needed. If you need more explanations we can help.
Ravi.