Configure several IP Addresses for a single network adapter
13 October 2002 by Snakefoot | Comment » | Trackback OffIf wanting to part of several subnets using only one network adapter,
then one is not able to do it through the GUI.
But it can be done through the registry by updating these STRING values (Separating the IP-Addresses with a comma ","):
More info MS KB Q156772
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But it can be done through the registry by updating these STRING values (Separating the IP-Addresses with a comma ","):
The {Adapter-Id} can have the value 0000, 0001, 000n. If several {Adapter-Id}, then find the correct one using the following ways :[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \System \CurrentControlSet \Services \Class \NetTrans \{Adapter-Id}]
IPAddress = "192.168.1.3,10.0.0.1"
IPMask = "255.255.255.0,255.0.0.0"
- Looking at the value "DriverDesc" for each {Adapter-Id}, and see if it matches the wanted device (Ex. if modem then "Dialup Adapter")
- Change the TCP/IP setting for the adapter in network properties, example the DNS address. Then find the {Adapter-Id} which has that certain DNS-address
More info MS KB Q156772
Credits mydesktophelp.com
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Updated: 30 January 2007