How to conect a PC with two VLAN

wanderer June 23, 2010 at 08:11:21

Are you confusing vlan with vpn? Normally you would never need to have two gateways with two vpn access to a pc/server.

i am not confusing the vpn with vlan. actually there are two vpn in our company and one is for production and one for marketing. our GM laptop is a part of production network but he also want to access the marketing vlan........ and that' why i asked that how we can put one computer in two different vlan at the same time.

Curt R June 23, 2010 at 13:56:56

Wanderer was correct, you are confusing VPN with VLAN. At least, according to the following you sure are: actually there are two vpn in our company and one is for production and one for marketing. our GM laptop is a part of production network but he also want to access the marketing vlan........ Perhaps that's just a typo on your part, but there is a world of difference between VPN and VLAN. To answer this question: "how we can put one computer in two different vlan at the same time." I would say, two NIC's. One per VLAN (subnet) with the correct settings. However, you will likely find that you only want one enabled at a time. Alternatively, you could add a route between VLAN's (subnets) so that the GM laptop can also access the marketing VLAN.