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Multiple IPS
Name: abhi240 Date: April 16, 2004 at 02:55:43 Pacific OS: windows 2000 CPU/Ram: P4 256MB
Comment:
I am currently having 2 networks at my end. In a Windows 2000 professional machine i have the option of adding multiple IPs to a single card. When i give 2 ips of different network on this machine i am able to ping both the networks but can't access the shared resources of the other network wht should i do??
Name: kcha123 Date: April 16, 2004 at 04:10:21 Pacific
Reply:
if u will able to ping then that is good thing but to access or to communicate betwn different ip.. u need to configure router which win 2000 server comes along with it..
Try to configure Router and ...... on 2000 server.
this will work
thanks
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Response Number 2
Name: wanderer Date: April 16, 2004 at 08:27:39 Pacific
Reply:
If you can ping you don't need to route. After all the icmp packet got to the source and back, right?
Sounds more like you don't have a user account or rights to access this other network shares.
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