can i configure the multiple ip without two lan card in server ,i want to share inter net connetion in lan?
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You can't connect to the internet AND your LAN without either a second network card or a router/switch/hub
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Hello,\n\nIf your question about how to assign 4 dns address in on LAN connection then this is your answer\n\nRight Click on my network places and properties and select local area connection and properties and intenet protocol(TCP/IP) and properties now select advanced and select dns and add as many as dns you want
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You cannot have two computers with the same IP address. Either one or both will cease to access the internet.\n\nYou CAN have two computers behind a router, with the router having one IP address, and have them both access the 'net at the same time. This usually is only done on DSL or T1 systems where public IP addresses are expensive.\n\nCheck to make sure that your server is not trying to use the same IP address as the wireless router, and make sure that you are not trying to give it an IP address that it does not already have. Many systems, including servers, are set to automatically assign itself and IP address that is given by the router.
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"...dont want they to have 192.168.0.x ip"\n\nCheck Source 1. for steps \n\nI also don't recommend as it is change registry and that means you MIGHT mess up the ICS system.\n\nIt is better to load Free proxy (2) and it is not difficult to set up.\n\nStatic IP's are better on Network then DHCP.\n\nWhat type of requirment are there also help in planning and guiding. So if you wish to have better idea feel free to type in you requirments
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Just connect One of the server using the LAN that is the ethernet port OR Wifi port then connect the other with the Help of the USB port or By the WIFI port.
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Yes it is possible.  If you are using a windows network, the   configuration is almost identical to that of having 2 wired computers. \n\n1. Configure all computers on the network to have the same workgroup\n\n2. Enable file and printer sharing on both systems\n\nThe configuration all depends on which operating system you are running.
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Yup???\nIn Internet, itz not possible.\nIn LAN's itz possible.\n\nThat is Two different LAN's can use same IP with Different host names.
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Based from my learning experience, you should do this:\n\n\nGo to Network Neighborhood\n    >Properties\n         >Client for Microsoft Network\n         >TCP/IP\n                >Properties> I.P. address> subnet mask will  \n                 automatically displayed\n                 make sure the I.P. address is different to one another    \n                   ex. 198.176.0.1  for PC1\n                          198.176.0.2 for PC 2\n                          198.176.0.3 for PC 3\n        > Ethernet/LAN Card\n           --->Click Add Tab-> Protocol > Microsoft ---> NETBEUI\n                                                                           ---->IPX/SPX\n        > File and Print Sharing (check the box)\n\nGo to My Computer\n      > Open> Local Disk > properties > Network Sharing and      \n                                                                 Security  \n      > Properties > Computer Name: PC1, PC2 or PC3 \n                               Workgroup: (any word must be the same )
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Going by your network diagram, i think your best bet is to remove router 1 from the network and connect router 2 directly to the modem. That removes the ambiguity of having two router cascaded in a home network like yours. Doing this, all computers can be on the same network and sharing files becomes easy,\n\nAnother option you have is to yuse a wireless bridge instead of router 2. This again ensures all computers are on the same network.\n\nA third but more intensive option you might sonsider is setting up a vpn within your network which enables you to do such files transfers. Some programs are also available which can help with this. e.g Microsoft Netmeeting\n\nIf you donot want to change your network structure in anyway, I'll advise you go for this last option.
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The best and safest way for you to network your two PC's is to purchase a router with 4 port switch.\n\nUse one PC to follow the router setup wizard.\n\nYour ADSL modem will connect to the routers WAN port and the to PC's will connect to two of the routers LAN ports.\n\nOnce you have one PC successfully connected to the internet through the router use the Windows Network Setup Wizard to create your local area network.\n\nGo to Start > Settings > Control Panel > Network Setup Wizard\n\nNext > select "This computer connects to the Internet through a residential gateway... > Next > give each PC a unique name > Next > Provide the SAME workgroup name for both PC's > Next > select Turn on file and printer sharing > Next > apply these settings > Next.\n\nEach PC should now have a unique name and belong to the same workgroup.  Each PC should also have Network Share folders under My Computer.  This shared folder should be visible from the other PC.\n\nTo share a specific folder on a PC go to Windows Explorer > select the folder to be shared > Right mouse click > select Sharing and Security > and follow the directions for the type of sharing you want.\n\nTo find the other networked PC go to: Windows Explorer > My Network Places > Microsoft Windows Network > [your workgroup] > and all your networked PCs associated with your workgroup should be visible.  You can now expand the PC to see what folders and devices are shared.
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can't. the server only allows one game per ip address. to play two people on the same server, you have to have two lines. with one router, you only have 1 ip address.\n\nmaybe somebody else will come along and answer this.
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Do want to give the same IP address to multiple MAC addresses?  Why would you want to do that?  You can create IP reservations for MAC addresses in DHCP.  If you assign the same IP address to 2 differnet workstations, they both would conflict and wouldn't get a connection.
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1. get a switch\n2. get some straight UTP cables (as many as the computers you want to have in your network). The cables can be up to 100 meters long. \n3. make sure all your computers have network cards\n4. connect the computers to the switch using the cables\n5. power the switch\n6. configure the ip addressess your computers. Use 192.168.1.1 for the first computer, 192.168.1.2 for the second and so on. configure the subnet masks as 255.255.255.0\n7. Make sure all your computers are in the same workgroup.\n8. have fun sharing :D
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Use a crossover cable between NICs on the machines. You can buy one or wire it up yourself. Once you have a link you just need to setup the IP properties as below and you should be able to talk to each other.\n\nIP Settings Computer 1\nIP: 192.168.1.1\nSubnet Mask: 255.255.255.0\nDefault Gateway: 192.168.1.1\n\nIP Settings Computer 2\nIP: 192.168.1.2\nSubnet Mask: 255.255.255.0\nDefault Gateway: 192.168.1.1\n\nThe wiring for a CAT 5 crossover is as follows\n\nEnd 1 Standard 568A\nPin 1 - White Green\nPin 2 - Green\nPin 3 - White Orange\nPin 4 - Blue\nPin 5 - White Blue\nPin 6 - Orange\nPin 7 - White Brown\nPin 8 - Brown\n\nEnd 2 Standard 568B\nPin 1 - White Orange\nPin 2 - Orange\nPin 3 - White Green\nPin 4 - Blue\nPin 5 - White Blue\nPin 6 - Green\nPin 7 - White Brown\nPin 8 - Brown
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First you have to get a cable or DSL line.  This will allow you to pull multiple IP addresses from the same modem.\n\nNext, you have to buy a router.  Best bet is to connect everything using ethernet.  Most machines today come with an ethernet card pre-built in.  If not, you can buy one and get it installed. \n\nUse an ethernet cable and plug the cable modem/dsl into the router.  There's a special place for the modem cable.\n\nThen run an ethernet cable from the router to each of your machines.\n\nThis way, you will have an internet connection on both your machines independently.\n\nIf you are really adventurous, check out wireless routers like the one that Linksys has.  Then you can have wireless connections (especially useful if you have a laptop) as well as wired connections and run them together and all the machines have internet connections.\n\nIt sounds complicated but it's really not that bad.\n\nGood luck.
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use the windows wizard to configure the network connection, and use the same workgroup for both computers\n\nnext, configure the both network connections with a static ip addresses.. that means.. in the TCP/IP parameters you have to set for exemple 192.168.1.1 as an ip address and 192.168.1.2 for the seconde..and using the subnet mask as 255.255.255.0 this to set the two computers at the same network\n\nat the end share a folder in one computer and access to it from the seconde\n\n&#92;&#92;"the ip address of the distant computer"&#92;\n\neg \n&#92;&#92;192.168.1.2&#92;\n\nhope this can help ;)
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ya it is possible to have more than one ip address on one system.... it depends on the number of NIC's on ur system... NIC(Network Interface Card), each one ll have a unique IP address... for ur case one is the Realtek Ethernet card and the other being the inbuilt ethernet card on ur motherboard.